The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 515
ow all this affects the California home because, as we have said, the homeshould embody the owners affection for it: and where climatic conditions are sofavorable, where one does not have to spend so much of ones reserve force forthe necessities of life, more of such energ\ may of course be given… … i 5 tt; S The .Irchitcct and Engineer 45 Iionic comes to seem almost a part of ernes self and witlnmt which life i^ in-complete. To start out right the house should of course be well planned; an owner can-not well have an attection for a home that is poorly arranged or unattractive inappearance. If…
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