Add to ORKGThis circular is based on a study of storage requirements for various kinds of household articles which the University of Illinois Department of Home Economics conducted. The study provides basic facts on measurement, arrangement, and use of storage space as an aid to architects, builders and others interested in designing and building houses. The material differs from usual presentations on storage space in that 1) recommended dimensions for storage units are based on measurements of items stored, and 2) dimensions are, for the most part, based on the 4-inch module in order to achieve construction savings which the use of the modular design principle makes possible
Gives an illustrated summary of the second phase of the Space Design Criterial project, which survey...
With the increasing cost of housing and the decreasing size of the house, it is possible that some n...
After living in a house, a family often finds that some spaces for living and for storage are inadeq...
The major objective of this study was to review and recommend improvements in the requirements for s...
The purpose of this circular is to provide standards for designing and judging plans for moderate-co...
This study was planned to determine how homemakers, who lived in split-level houses, preferred to ha...
Plans for a livable home provide for adequate storage. Plenty of good storage space will save time a...
In the field of architecture, there has been scarce research on how the accumulation of material pos...
In cooperation with Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, College of Home Economics, Pennsylvania...
The lack of storage space in bathrooms is a common problem in today's homes. Casual observation of b...
This 4-H circular discusses storage space in your room and how to optimize it. This can be just inf...
Have you placed more adequate and better planned storage space high on the list of must haves for ...
This 4-H circular is part II of The Key to Good Storage in your Room. This circular evaluates storag...
Extension Circular CC117 This circular is about planned storage for easier housekeeping such as how ...
The purpose of this study is to grasp the children\u27s recognition and directional intention of dwe...
Gives an illustrated summary of the second phase of the Space Design Criterial project, which survey...
With the increasing cost of housing and the decreasing size of the house, it is possible that some n...
After living in a house, a family often finds that some spaces for living and for storage are inadeq...
The major objective of this study was to review and recommend improvements in the requirements for s...
The purpose of this circular is to provide standards for designing and judging plans for moderate-co...
This study was planned to determine how homemakers, who lived in split-level houses, preferred to ha...
Plans for a livable home provide for adequate storage. Plenty of good storage space will save time a...
In the field of architecture, there has been scarce research on how the accumulation of material pos...
In cooperation with Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, College of Home Economics, Pennsylvania...
The lack of storage space in bathrooms is a common problem in today's homes. Casual observation of b...
This 4-H circular discusses storage space in your room and how to optimize it. This can be just inf...
Have you placed more adequate and better planned storage space high on the list of must haves for ...
This 4-H circular is part II of The Key to Good Storage in your Room. This circular evaluates storag...
Extension Circular CC117 This circular is about planned storage for easier housekeeping such as how ...
The purpose of this study is to grasp the children\u27s recognition and directional intention of dwe...
Gives an illustrated summary of the second phase of the Space Design Criterial project, which survey...
With the increasing cost of housing and the decreasing size of the house, it is possible that some n...
After living in a house, a family often finds that some spaces for living and for storage are inadeq...