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Stickley, Gustav, 1858-1942. / Craftsman homes
(1909)
A country clubhouse that is built like a log cabin, pp. 78-80
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A COUNTRY CLUBHOUSE THAT IS BUILT LIKE A
LOG CABIN
L have given the design of the Club-
W house at Craftsman Farms for the
use of country clubs that may find
such a plan desirable. As \ve use it
ourselves, it ~vill be the gen-
eral assembly house of the
whole colony, so planned that
meals mar be served either in-
doors or out on a big veranda.
according to the weather, and
where meetings, lectures and
entertainments of all kinds may
be held by the people staying
at the Farms and accommoda-
lion provided for guests invit-
ed from the outside. For our
own purpose, no form of build-
ing is so suitable and desirable
as a low, roomy house built of
logs, and we imagine that many
a country club will find that
similar uses and surroundings
seem to demand a building of
this character.
As will be seen by compari-
son of the exterior view of the
house with the plan of the
lower floor, there are three
main divisions in the building, indicated in
the perspective drawing by the projecting ends
of the logs which form the log partition be-
tween the reception room and sitting room
poor-
SECOND STORY FLOOR PLAN.
and kitchen on
the one side,
and serve as the
outer wall of
the house on the
porch side.
The ~vidth of this
porch is the
same as the width
allowed for
the sitting room
aud kitchen
and the center of
the building
for the whole length
is taken
up by the reception
room, which
will be used for
the assembly
room or the indoor
dining
room, as seems necessary.
The
porch will be used
as an out-
(loor living room
or dining
room, as the case
may be, and
the little sitting
room at the
back is meant for
guests who
may wish some
place apart
from the general
assembly
room for a quiet
chat with a
few friends.
The upper floor
is divided
into guest rooms,
with a com-
fortable sitting-
room for ladies
FIRST STORY FLOOR PLAN.
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