+ECONOMY HOUSING+
>was my focus in the quarter century <
>was my focus in the quarter century <
>designing and teaching at sdsu<
+LESS THEN 1%+
>of Americans can afford to<
> build their own home<
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+LABELED+
>a communist because I built and<
>taught economy housing my<
+OEUVRE+
>was admired by the editor of<
+PROGRESSIVE+
>architecture magazine who<
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+HAD ME INVITED+
>to lecture in Cuernavaca Mexico at<
>The Centre for International<
>The Centre for International<
+DOCUMENTATION+
>with several famed economy housing<
>persona like John Turner from<
+LONDON'S+
>The Architecture Association<
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+TONIGHT'S PHOTOS+
>some of my economy housing before<
>and after the Lajolla Bungalow<
+ISSUE OF 1975+
^^^^^^^^^^^
#1). +LAJOLLA LIGHT+
>newspaper after we won the battle<
>to save the Red Bungalows from<
+DISTRUCTION+
^^^^^^^^^^^
#2). +WILTY RESIDENCE+
>I built this house in the early sixties<
>near New Orleans for about<
+25,000 DOLLARS+
(>money was saved by my acting as<
>builder as well as designer for<
>all of the Louisiana designs<)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
#3). +BAJA BEACH BUNGALOW+
>Pop Top beach vacation bungalow was<
>one of several economy designs that<
>I made for developer John Floyd<
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
#4). +AERODYNE SPORTS HOUSE+
>(inspired by sports cars)<
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>was my favorite of the economy beach<
>housing prototypes for beaches to<
>the south of San Diego in<
+BAJA CALIFORNIA+
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
#5). +ECONOMY DESIGNS+
>some of my low cost structures built<
>mostly in Louisiana during the<
+1960's DECADE+
>post and beam designs using two ft<
>modules were quick to erect and<
>in land w/ much rainfall saw<
+RAPID COVER+
^^^^^^^^^^^
+SOCIAL NOTE+
>the irony of economy dining<
+AMIDST REPUBLICANS+
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>Marianne and I went for lunch on the<
+4TH OF JULY+
>to the Inn at Rancho Santa Fe where<
+FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT+
>married his last wife Olgiavana<
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+REPUBLICANS+
>not communists frequent this oasis<
>designed by Lillian Rice the<
>architect for famed<
+WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST+
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>(no deans in sight)<
+OUR LUNCH BILL WAS+
+LESS THEN $20+
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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