Order offers, rebates, coupons, premiums, free or bonus offers, OEM products, limited or minimum Guarantee does not apply to advertising errors or misprints, special prices, restricted offers, mail (5-copy, 8-copy, Reproducible, or CAD Set), foundation options, and any miscellaneous details.Īdvertised prices must be in the same currency that the original product was purchased in. The advertised item must be the same plan as the product being purchased, including set type Our discount isĪvailable for immediate plan purchase only. Houseplans will offer the plan for sale at the lower published price less 5%. Once our staff is able to verify that the same plan is offered at a lower published price, Plan (not “on-sale”) for a lower price, we'll beat the advertised price by 5%. Selling these plans at or below the lowest price available elsewhere. Some of our plans are also available on other websites and in printed catalogs. Sarah Susanka, Hip Roofs, and Prairie Style DNA All Photographs by Kevin Ireton This plan is also featured in our Editor's Blog, EYE ON DESIGN. See Further Description Below in Designer Comments section. It's redesigned in many ways, but with a similar living/dining/kitchen arrangement that is truly stunning for any site offering spectacular panoramic views. The answer was an unequivocal, and the result of that visit is the house you see here. 'I saw your Prairie House,' he told Sarah, 'and just knew this was the house plan we needed.' Then he added, 'Would you be able to come for a site visit.' This question was delivered to Sarah in the middle of the long Minnesota winter.

Shortly after the original version of this house appeared in a magazine (also Fine Homebuilding as it turns out), Sarah received a call from a builder in Hawaii who was working with a business partner to find a house plan to build on a beautiful piece of property on the Big Island. There's a wonderful story about its development.

Fine Homebuilding Magazine Big Island Prairie House This house, which was first featured in the annual Houses issue of Fine Homebuilding in 1994, and which also appears on pages 134 and 160 of Sarah Susankaâ€™s first book, The Not So Big House, is a slightly larger and more highly detailed version of her Prairie House plan #454-8. This design epitomizes the Prairie style, employing legitimate details, joinery, and logic throughout.

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