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Roof lines and how they join?

7 years ago

Is there a better picture to show the how the roof lines join or don't join. Need to see from a different angle. The photos presented do not show how rooms are connected.

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Duo Dickinson, architect
7 years ago
You can see all that if you buy STAYING PUT (Taunton, 2010) my website link does not have a better view http://www.duodickinson.com/Suburban-2.html
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