Title: Creating the not so big house
Subtitle: insights and ideas for the new American home
First published: 2000
Description: "Sarah Susanka's first book, The Not So Big House, created a movement that is changing the way people think about the American home. That groundbreaking book proposed a new blueprint for the American home: a house that values quality over quantity, with an emphasis on comfort and beauty, a high level of denial, and a floor plan designed for today's informal lifestyle.".

"Creating the Not So Big House is the blueprint in action. Focusing on key design strategies such as visual weight, layering, and framed openings, Sarah Susanka takes an up-close look at 25 houses designed according to Not So Big principles. The houses are from all over North America in a rich variety of styles - from a tiny New York apartment to a southwestern adobe, a traditional Minnesota farmhouse, and a cottage community in the Pacific Northwest.

Whether new or remodeled, these one-of-a-kind homes provide all the inspiration you need to create your own Not So Big House."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Domestic Architecture, Space (Architecture), Architecture, Interior architecture, History, Architecture, domestic, united states, Architecture, modern, 20th century
Places: United States
Time periods: 20th century
LC classification: NA7208 .S88 2000