Detached Housing-Bungalows

“There are many types of detached housing, but the most popular form is the bungalow. Bungalow originated in India as an adaptation of indigenous dwellings by the British for their own use and was copied in several colonies with hot humid climate.

Both single and two storey detached houses have many advantages. Inherently they are ground related, with easy access to their outdoor extensions, whether garden or backyard. Moreover, the freestanding house admiringly compliments the basic social unit, and it is reviewed as the ideal home in which to raise children” (Schoenauer: 1994).

Albuquerque - Residential District, 86'

Bungalow, Porch

Bungalow: exterior view

Bungalows

Burlington, Ontario

Encino, California, Merril Lynch

FAR study, sketch

Fermont

Fermont Bungalow

Fermont bungalows

Fermont residential street

Fermont-addition sunroom

Fermont-aerial

Fermont-Single family housing

Floating Home, Vancouver

Hope Ranch, California, Merril Lynch

Interior view of basement: Bungalow

Manga, Villa Roman, 1988

Manga, Villa Roman, 1989

Manga, Villa Roman, 1990

Manga, Villa Roman, 1991

Manga, Villa Roman, 1992

Marco Island, Florida, Merril Lynch

Miami Beach, Florida, Merril Lynch

New Hall, California, Merril Lynch

New Orleans, Garden District, 1885

Pasadena, Bungalow exterior, California

Prefabricated industrial building

residential street

Residential street

San Diego

Sea Village

Sea Village, Vancouver

Split level house

Starling Avenue, Asaneda, California

Wild Rose Avenue, Manrovia, California