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050 _aTH 4811 .W37 1978
100 _aWaschek, Carmen.
_eauthor
245 0 _aYour guide to good shelter :
_bhow to plan, build, or convert for energy conservation /
_cCarmen and Brownlee Washeck; photography by Carmen Washeck
260 _aReston, Virginia :
_bReston Publishing Company, Inc.,
_cc1978
300 _axiv, 237 pages :
_billustrations ;
_c24 cm.
504 _aIncludes index.
505 _aPreface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- PART 1. PLANNING: 1. Vocabulary -- 2. Selecting and buying your lot -- 3. What's your lifestyle going to be? -- 4. Be innovative -- 5. Housekeeping and maintenance -- 6. Look at materials -- 7. Lighting -- 8. Energy conservation -- 9. New ideas in energy efficiency -- 10. Energy-efficient living -- 11. Security features -- 12. Build a healthy environment -- 13. Safety features -- 14. Placements of house on lot -- 15. Landscaping -- PART 2. GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS: 16. Financing -- 17. Getting your plans -- 18. Selecting your builder -- 19. How to cut costs -- 20. Inflation-fighting specifics -- 21. Building contract -- PART 3. BUILDING PROCESS: 22. Step-by-step building -- 23. Relationships with workmen -- 24. Final inspection -- Postscript -- Appendix 1. Estimate your home-building power -- Appendix 2. Suppliers of home plans -- Index.
520 _aThis book is a practical guide to help you plan and build your home, or convert certain elements to save money and energy. It contains sound, proven information, not idle theories. This volume deals not only with cost and energy conservation, but with the human aspects of building and living a home. It is not written as an architectural textbook filled with detailed technicalities over which your ultimately have no control. It is a realistic book, written in language you understand, and detailing with situations you will encounter. It is written from experience.
650 _aHOUSE CONSTRUCTION
700 _aWasheck, Brownlee.
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