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Design Home Plans 2010

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Our home plans are designed by independant designers, including some of America's premier home plans designers. We offer home plans from over 30 different home plans designers. Just click on the search link below to search our home plans database for all of the most popular home plans on the market today and thanks for visiting our home plans website. We also offer home plans found nowhere else on the net! Plus, buy with confidence knowing that we offer a 110% low price guarantee on all of our home plans. Call our customer service department toll free with any questions about our home plans at 1-800-250-4505

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Luxury Home Plans by acclaimed Architect John Henry are unique due to their attention to detail and period touches. The principle European styles are Mediterranean, English Tudor, French Chateau -- from Renaissance to Beaux Arts. Contemporary floor plans for today's lifestyles are woven within all the designs. Modern custom homes are also welcome as well as 'Green' design and construction.

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Bungalow homes, sometimes refereed to as the arts and crafts home style evolved out of the arts & craft movement, a British and American aesthetic era that encapsulated a romantic idealization of the craftsman taking pride in his personal handiwork, which occurred during the last years on the 19th century & at its peak between 1880-1910. The traditional American bungalow house is typically a single story home with a spacious floor plan. A front porch or partial wrap around porch generally frames the entryway of the home. Roof lines are similar to that of a ranch home, low pitched, and simple in design. The true character of the home is reflected in the exterior craftsman ship. This can generally be identified in decorative exposed rafters; a combination of exterior finishes, such as brick, stucco, and or various siding. Although most bungalows incorporate similar design, there are several renditions of the style, like California, Chicago, traditional, and beach bungalow homes. Each is true to their style, only with minor differences. The California bungalow may have a southwest or Spanish look, while the Chicago style may have a very low-pitched roof like a prairie home. The beach house bungalow speaks for itself, usually elevated, with a colorful exterior, metal or shake roof with white trim. The American classic bungalow is a wonderful choice of home, not only for its single story floor plan and ease in accessibility for the elderly as well as handicapped, but also for the talent in craftsmanship that goes into building one. As one that appreciates detailed yet not overdone woodwork applied to building a home, this home style is truly one of my favorites. To access a complete collection of truly great bungalow house plans, we invite you to use our friendly search feature to find a home design that fits the needs of you and your family. We know that building a new house is an exiting adventure and hope we were able to aid you building your American Dream! Thank you for visiting

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Cadraft produces working drawings for owners and builders who want to make their own decisions about their home/project. We have compiled a broad range of architectural styles and floor plan arrangements, from small cabins (under 1,000 sq. ft.) to elegant homes (over 6,000 sq. ft.). Over 25 years of design and construction experience is included in every plan we produce. We work hard to unite clean, modern and functional design with a practical application of how the structure can be put together.

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Home Design Specific to Your Location

Building in different localities means addressing issues specific to your site location. Here are some design issues to consider when building a home…


On a mountaintop:
Views
Terrain and slope
Solar gain
Prevailing winds

On a lake:
Views
Solar gain
Drainage
Comprehensive Shoreland Protection Act or applicable guidelines and restrictions

In the suburbs:
Views
Solar gain and shading
Slope
Architectural Review Board guidelines and regulations


One of our clients is building an energy efficient home on top of a mountain in southwestern New Hampshire (Jaffrey). The 73-acre property faces east and runs from hilltop to the bottom with a fantastic 180-degree view from Mt. Monadnock due north, to Temple, Kidder, and Barrett Mountains to the east, to Mt. Watatic and even Wachusett to the south.


The terrain where the house will be sited is fairly level, which will save money in excavation costs.

The home will be situated with the main living areas (living room and master bedroom) facing east and south. The majority of windows is located on these elevations to take advantage of the fantastic views. Our clients will incorporate solar hot water and geothermal heating systems and are considering using a wind turbine to generate electricity. Click on the link for more photos and the floor plan for this energy efficient one-story house.

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Home Design Specific to Your Location

Building in different localities means addressing issues specific to your site location. Here are some design issues to consider when building a home…


On a mountaintop:
Views
Terrain and slope
Solar gain
Prevailing winds

On a lake:
Views
Solar gain
Drainage
Comprehensive Shoreland Protection Act or applicable guidelines and restrictions

In the suburbs:
Views
Solar gain and shading
Slope
Architectural Review Board guidelines and regulations


One of our clients is building an energy efficient home on top of a mountain in southwestern New Hampshire (Jaffrey). The 73-acre property faces east and runs from hilltop to the bottom with a fantastic 180-degree view from Mt. Monadnock due north, to Temple, Kidder, and Barrett Mountains to the east, to Mt. Watatic and even Wachusett to the south.


The terrain where the house will be sited is fairly level, which will save money in excavation costs.

The home will be situated with the main living areas (living room and master bedroom) facing east and south. The majority of windows is located on these elevations to take advantage of the fantastic views. Our clients will incorporate solar hot water and geothermal heating systems and are considering using a wind turbine to generate electricity. Click on the link for more photos and the floor plan for this energy efficient one-story house.

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Custom Home Design Update

The home design process is continuing for our clients in southern NH.

One of our clients’ priorities is having enough space to entertain about 20 people four times a year. To add more living / entertaining space in the floor plan, the dining table was reduced in size and moved to replace the informal banquette. While the table is still large enough to seat extended family for holiday meals, the enlarged open living area is better suited toward hosting cocktail parties.


The dormer bays in the living and dining areas were changed to soften the interior lines. The kitchen was reconfigured slightly to take advantage of the added space and to streamline traffic flow.


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Custom Home Design Update

The home design process is continuing for our clients in southern NH.

One of our clients’ priorities is having enough space to entertain about 20 people four times a year. To add more living / entertaining space in the floor plan, the dining table was reduced in size and moved to replace the informal banquette. While the table is still large enough to seat extended family for holiday meals, the enlarged open living area is better suited toward hosting cocktail parties.


The dormer bays in the living and dining areas were changed to soften the interior lines. The kitchen was reconfigured slightly to take advantage of the added space and to streamline traffic flow.


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