New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Change of Style
Need Not Alter
InteriorDesign
This Plan Of Tribune House
No. 80 Used In Eighteen
Houses of Different
Architectural ID esign

Few home seekers are cognizaht y
the fact that nearly every plan Of
snail house can be altered in its On.
terror treatment Eithoua ehsnu q
interior room and floor srHngsnsst
To several thotsand peuons sks
ylsltsd Phelps Manor, Ieaneck, ". ].
last week, 70 inspect Tribune dencr.
stration house No. 30, this trsls-
Known 20 well By srchitechts "a,
proved. The actual demonstrstls-
house is q New England Colsea
s-room frame design, as ILLUSTRATED lsr
Sunday on this page.
From the sans blue prints q M.
uns Plan Ne. 30, Hsntleslly Tie nr,
interior space ard arangensnt -.
been duplicated over and over, vita a.
erAl different architectural sTsSris,,
By aetusi change of exterior pIsrsS 4,
the architect, Arthur J. Bariakti !.
New YORK, two other distinct tyD.. n
dsslRn have been evolved. Dute6 c.i
onfal. With ita attractive roof s.d ,.--i
dorner windows, and hip-roof Colssls
tyne, With four ridges sloping ~,
the center peak 70 the four eernsrs n
the house.
hinoT Changes Bring Coed Resuls
Then By clever use of usds slA..
and shingles a. siding II com blssls--
and By building some kosss Of An q
Ing and others with he sile w.Iis ~,
gled, various interesting and sis,, -.
architectural effects hass SeuE.I
Tribune House 20 WI h 49,
for inspection today ana isf ,Afse
weeks more. lie copstraf.fga ess4 a.
published In detail last sghfsyon thb
page, was 1e,7t6.7s, on ths bssit a a.
sinRls house construction ioes accord.
Ing % the Home Owners Ssrfios, n.
stltute and the general eoutse.os
John Reed Kilpstrieh, Of EsT YoTi
ia builder.
MT. BarzaEhi, the architect, sho kn
had considerable experiences n dsslrr-
Ing and standardiIing plans for mail
houses IA industrial work, sayt tkf,
altering second-story and roof lines
r. the average small houss p'an fr.
various architectural effects iEA sinrls
matter. yLAt
What Architect Says
different architectural styles Ial
period effects can be achieved uithgsi
much dlfieuity when the ofgihal ts
sign Is q simple Colonial>ttYis,' az
Mr. BarsAghi. This Is aeeoupllsksl
By changing the roof Inca \ A
Changing Tribune House 90 fru1.
New England Colonial % Dgtea %
lonlal was done By bGiidilg tn % ~
exterior side. walls an oyerharE -
tween the first and second hoo WI
doss and building an st -botk z y, a.
an overhang, an addltiorAl "Trip d
roohng at a more abrapt stSps ssH
TaThis gives 10 the house sdApts.
from Tribune Plan No. 80, the a.
pearAnce Of being one story and onl
half high, has seeond-story wie
low esilings sfoping down AZ two side
of each room under the low eyes. Iks
Dutch Colonial effect achieved ffsn
Tribune Plan No. 30 IL done via
two. story and one-half house, b. %
cutting down the ceiling heights y
lowering the roof, but BY building o.
the overhanRug end roog strps.
THE hproof effect IL simple % pro.
duce. Instead Of having the roof slcps
20 two sides from the center ndge, TIE
roof solpss 70 the four corners, from
A central higher point. The Csc q
shingles for urying architectun'
effects can be best studied and under
stood By visiting the eighteen horses
built from Tribune Plan Ne. 80 q
Phelps Manor"
By changing the exterior arehit.e
ture and placing the houses with az
fsrent orientation on each lot, meessf
ing 100 feet front by 1856 feet b
depth, no one visiting the demonstrs
tion realizes that all have been buif
from the same plan % far as foer f
rangemene Is concerned
Phelps Manor station Is On tks bS
Shore Railroad, the hrst station D.
yond Bogota, N. J. To reach Treurt
Hoasg No. 80 by trolly or sutonooie.
cross % Jersey on the l2tn otres
Ferry 10 Fort Lee. Phelps haner 4
just beyond Teaneek.