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Four projects that show how careful attention to details and materials can transform the same single-family and multifamily plans into distinctly different designs without any hint of repetition By Larry W. Garnett, FAIBD House Review Lead Designer April 6, 2021
Located in Irvine, California’s Great Park master planned community, the Prado at Cadence Park features a tri-pack arrangement of homes. | Photo: courtesy Dahlin Group Architecture | Planning
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In 1947, Levitt & Sons began building massive numbers of homes on Long Island, N.Y., for returning World War II veterans and their families. An assembly-line form of construction allowed fast, economical production of mostly identical homes a basic concept of repetitive plans and elevations that influences production builders to this day. The difference is that now, resistance to “cookie-cutter” streetscapes results in
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DIMENSIONS: Width: varies; Depth: varies; Living areas: 1,746 sf – 3,519 sf
Trend at Novel Park is an innovative project designed in a tri-pack arrangement that attaches the homes only at the garage walls.
With no common living walls adjacent to a neighboring unit, the plans deliver the livability of a single-family detached home, including features that address homebuyer preferences emerging from the COVID pandemic, as reported in the America at Home study. These creative floor plan designs target a variety of homebuyers, from first-timers to move-up families, giving more of them access to a safe home that is adaptable for working, learning, and recreation.