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| The Waskiewicz House is a single family residence (1,310 SF) designed and constructed in the late 1950s. The structure represents the “American Small House” typology popular from the 1930s to 1950s for its economical design and adaptability for tract development. The compact multi-room house is rectangular in plan and has a slightly pitched end-gable roof. The wood frame structure is constructed over an unfinished basement accessible from a hatch at the north elevation. At the east is a shed roof garage and vestibule which appears to be an addition. | The Waskiewicz House is a single family residence (1,310 SF) designed and constructed in the late 1950s. The structure represents the “American Small House” typology popular from the 1930s to 1950s for its economical design and adaptability for tract development. The compact multi-room house is rectangular in plan and has a slightly pitched end-gable roof. The wood frame structure is constructed over an unfinished basement accessible from a hatch at the north elevation. At the east is a shed roof garage and vestibule which appears to be an addition. | ||
