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New England Saltbox House Design by Mark Harbold

Always intrigued by eighteenth-century architecture, Mark Harbold designed a New England saltbox house as a mechanical drafting project when he was a senior in high school. Twenty-two years later he and his wife, Lorraine, built it. It looks like a Connecticut original, down to the weathered brown paint and faded red door and window sashes—except

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Massachusetts Owner-Builders Complete a Superinsulated Home | Saltbox houses, House siding, Saltbox house plans

The superinsulated home that I designed and built for my family of three in Greenfield, Massachusetts has been comfortable for the entire year and serves as an example of successful design for our climate. We moved in to our new home in February 2012. Modest in size, our home measures 26 feet by 32 feet and has 1,500 square feet of living space, with two full floors plus a partial third floor tucked into the slopes of the cathedral ceiling. In order to decrease the overall volume while…

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Whitney House: Saltbox Architectural Style

I love so many architectural styles, so it’s impossible for me to have just one dream home. It’s all about location: a brownstone in the city, a bungalow on a tree-lined street, a cottage on the sea, a farmhouse on the open plain, a cabin in the woods, a villa on the coast. I could happily live in […]

small-dutch | Cottage floor plans, House plans, House blueprints

Floor Plans view plans by architect Pre Designed House Plans The plans we showcase here are owned by four Architects and Designers that we partner with frequently. These plans are an economical way to start from a design that has been built many times. They can be easily modified to achieve your vision. Requests like …

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Saltbox Colonial House Front Door with Red Windows and White Shutters

I live in a saltbox colonial. When you come to my door, you will look for the doorbell. It isn't there. The man who built our house loved early American architecture. He incorporated many period-correct elements, like multiple fireplaces, wide-plank floors, and mullioned windows. But no overhead lig

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