Traditional Neighborhood Design House Plans
One of the most promising trends in neighborhood development is the concept of traditional neighborhood design. The concept emphasizes the development of communities with people-friendly features, rather than the old model of housing tracts designed to accommodate automobiles. These developments often contain narrow streets placed in a grid pattern, sidewalks, houses with porches, detached or alley-access garages, integrated community centers, and nearby shopping districts. Such pedestrian-friendly features are designed to encourage people to walk to their destination and, in doing so, connect with others in the neighborhood. These homes designed by Alan Mascord Design Associates, Inc. were designed with such neighborhoods in mind. The houses are traditional in style, and many contain front porches and garages located at the rear of the home.
Browse Plans:
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W-21138A The Woodhouse |
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| Great traditional style home with rear loading garage | ||||
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W-21126AC The Honeydale |
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| Traditional Plan for narrower lots, four bedrooms! | ||||
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W-2230CE The Morecambe |
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| Craftsman with plenty of curb appeal | ||||
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W-21128A The Carpenterville |
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| Kitchen peninsula, home office and outdoor space | ||||
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W-21126A The Yamhill |
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| Home office, Peninsula kitchen, and well appointed | ||||
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W-21124B The Fernwood |
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| Home office and jack and jill bath set this home apart | ||||
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W-22184 The Springwater |
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| Kitchen Island, Study and Vaulted Master | ||||
