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PLAN, CONTRACT,

AND BUILD

YOUR OWN HOME

Richard M. Scutella

Dave Heberle

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CONTENTS

Introduction

Part 1 What to Build

Chapter 1

A House Divided

Living and Recreation Space

Food Preparation Space

Dining Space

Bathing and Washing Space

Sleeping and Dressing Space

Service and Storage Space

Points to Ponder

Chapter 2

House Styles and Types

House Styles

House Types

Alternate Housing

Points to Ponder

Chapter 3

Traffic Zoning and Planning

Traffic Entering and Exiting the House

Internal Movement

Room-to-Room Relationships

General Guidelines

Points to Ponder

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