[dms] Purchase Here Fall 2006 BUNGALOW FEATURES Architecture Embrace the Darkness by Jane Powell In which the author explains why bungalows are often dark, and how to live well with the consequences, with a tour of her own “Fabulous Bunga-Mansion” in Oakland, Calif. Architects Only in L.A.: Mayan Fantasy by Rebecca Kuzins Robert Stacy-Judd envisioned … Continue reading Issue 51 Table of Contents
[dms] Winter 2007 BUNGALOW FEATURES Architects Artist’s Retreat: Maybeck and Magic in the Berkeley Hills by John Ribovich With a view of the Golden Gate and within earshot of Cal’s Campanile, a house among the trees has long been a haven for creative spirits. Polemic — Confessions of a Radical Preservationist by Jane Powell The tiniest bungalows contain … Continue reading Issue 56 Table of Contents
[dms] Purchase Here Spring 2008 BUNGALOW FEATURES Arts and Crafts Roots A Down East Bungalow Cottage, Built by Hand by Helen Foster Wanting to build a house that is authentic and makes sense, the stencil artist drew inspiration from her family’s Arts and Crafts-era Maine camp. Historic Preservation Miami’s Bungalows: Orphans of Perpetual Boom by Jose Vazquez The … Continue reading Issue 57 Table of Contents
[dms] Spring 2009 BUNGALOW FEATURES HISTORIC BUNGALOW NEIGHBORHOODS History In Place by Kathy L Morgan In Wichita, the undiminished appeal of 100-year-old bungalow neighborhoods is testament to their developers’ far-sighted visions. HISTORIC HOMES Marvelous Possessions by John Luke A 1924 Craftsman “mini-mansion” houses an eclectic collection of period furnishings and folk art. A Woodsy Neighbor … Continue reading Issue 61 Table of Contents
[dms] Bungalow Features Willo 1: BUNGALOW NEIGHBORHOODS Finding Willo 34 by Katherine Bair Desmond An eclectic Phoenix historic district has a way of making friends. COLLECTIONS Left Brain, Wright Brain 50 by David Cathers Years of collecting furniture from L. & J.G. Stickley led Donald Davidoff and Susan Tarlow to appreciate the affinity between it … Continue reading Issue 62 Table of Contents
[dms] Purchase Here Bungalow Features The Beauty of It All 18 By John Luke An art collector’s historic Maybeck home and the fire that almost consumed it. A Good Surprise 46 By Tim Counts Doing most of the restoration herself, Sonja Dahl found delight around every corner. Pride and Preservation 58 By Stacy Luecker Known … Continue reading Issue 79 Table of Contents
By Brian Wright From Issue 82 HOW MUCH CHANGE should a classic bungalow undergo in order to meet the needs of a current owner? It’s an especially daunting question for those who acquire a historic Greene & Greene treasure and wish to honor its architectural heritage. For Andrew and Blenda Wright, who in 2007 purchased … Continue reading Scaled For Living: Greene & Greene’s Chalet Bungalow Reborn
[dms] Fall 2009 BUNGALOW FEATURES HISTORIC PRESERVATIOONS Oh, You’ll Miss Me, Honey: When Phoenix Changed Its Mind and Saved the Orpheum 34 by John Luke Built for vaudeville, the ornate Orpheum Theater was a beloved but fading movie “palace” when the city decided to restore it as the anchor for a revived downtown. CRAFTSMAN RESTORATION … Continue reading Issue 63 Table of Contents