Table of Contents
Contributors
Margaret Culbertson; Terrence Doody; Lisa Gray; Mike Greenberg; Nonya Grenader; Michael Kimmins; Keith Krumwiede; Barry Moore; Robert Reichle; Ann Rosenwinkel; Danny Marc Samuels; and Steven R. Strom.
Cite 54: House home
Summer 2002
Editor’s Note
Though the new American house grows ever larger, the small dwelling continues to engage our domestic imaginations and challenge our design instincts. You know the type — two bedrooms, one bath, a starter home for some and a lifetime house for many. Whether because of a tight budget, a need to build quickly, a confined site, environmental concern, or the desire lor simplicity, the small house has endured as a distinguished if bumble form of shelter. The small house is a dwelling reduced to its essentials; the insightful editing required to reach that state has intrigued both architects and historians.
Nonya Grenader