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hunter

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5. A book of ready-to-build plans is excellent.

Reply to Irish_Dem (Reply #3)

Mon Mar 8, 2021, 05:11 PM

Mar 2021

Something for everybody.

Seventy five to one hundred years from now, assuming this civilization survives climate changes, some of the more outrageous plans might be very desirable as hip "retro" living spaces. Granny is going to like that and maybe she'll help with the financing because it reminds her of her own granny's flat.

The boring designs will be just that. Boring.

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How Los Angeles is bringing high design to the granny flat -- while saving time and money [View all] Celerity Mar 2021 OP

is granny gonna be hooked up to the water supply and sewer? hmmm nt msongs Mar 2021 #1

Certainly! Mopar151 Mar 2021 #2

I never understand why builders put up such ugly buildings. Certainly attractive Irish_Dem Mar 2021 #3

A book of ready-to-build plans is excellent. hunter Mar 2021 #5

The challenge is to build something classic, but modern, attractive and not Irish_Dem Mar 2021 #7

I'd live in the Spanish Revival looking cottage. myccrider Mar 2021 #4

I'm aiming for a "Mr. Fusion" unit. hunter Mar 2021 #6