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Jackie's Architecture BlogHelp for a Ho-Hum House
What gives a house character? Big bay windows? Porches and pillars? Pink flamingos on the lawn? On many older homes, character comes from craftsmanship and attention to details. Suburban tract houses built after World War II are often said to lack curb appeal because they are mass produced with cookie-cutter sameness. Join us as we explore ways to bring excitement to a garden variety Raised Ranch.
Photo: Raised Ranch houses like this one can be found in suburban neighborhoods throughout the United States. © Jackie Craven
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