If I have sounded like a broken record these past months, it is because these developments in American public health are as important as they are horrifying.
Except for the view, nothing about the house is "fabulous." There is nary a DVD or CD player to be found, no surround sound, no dock for the iPods. Internet is sketchy.
Mr. and Mrs. S. are folks I’ve known for years. Their house was built in the seventies – a kind of economical deck house with upside down organization – bedrooms below, living dining kitchen above. They wanted to add a bedroom and bathroom. The existing building had two bedrooms, one full bath at the bedroom level and one half-bath at the upper level. Their budget was tight, and they knew it.
In his letter, architect Housatonic Diego Gutierrez defends the 5-year process through which the Monument Mountain Regional High School renovation project was developed.
