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Interestingly, this brings up a typical problem of plans drawn by architects outside the direct realm of construction. By focusing on pure design without regard to the constraints and prices of the actual construction process, a large percentage of such houses never survive the bidding process. By keeping the shape of the home simple, however, costs can be minimized and a homeowner can retain funds for the fine features and treatments that truly give a home its quality character.
Along the same vein, the most cost effective house is the two-story, because each level that is built up still relies on the same foundation, roof, and the major systems of the home. Hence, price per square foot is less.
For more examples of clever, cost-efficient homes that don't sacrifice quality, visit the Rosemont and Stanton!
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