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Sanderson describes the Heins houseregular, adds that if absolute minimum costswere made compulsory there would be nobuilding, for only bachelors would dare build.As his client was not a bachelor, cost of 19cents per cubic foot cannot be held againstprefabrication or rational modernism. Quoting… … HOUSE FOR F. HEINS, LAREDO, TEXAS in the kitchen it was confirmed that stoves,pans, platters, even knives and forks, are rec-tangular, so the kitchen becomes a fresh vibrantrectangle. The piano, being a grand, gave noend of living room grief; but as beds, dressers,chests, tables, benches,…
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