Bungalow

The Bungalows: A Brief History. • Introduction: America has been in a love affair with the Bungalow style houses for more than two torrid decades. This exotic word Anglo has been derived from Indian language, which came to be a new American house style. The word bungalow has been around for more than hundreds of years, but did not brought up anything sooner. When the English travelled to India, they described their homes built by the native labour as long, low buildings with wide verandas and deep

The book The Bungalow Mystery is about a girl, Nancy Drew. Nancy is a detective and loves solving mysteries. One day, Nancy and her friend Helen are on a boat ride, and they come across a huge storm. Their boat sinks, and they almost drown when someone named Laura Pendleton comes and rescues them. She then explains that her mother just recently passed away, and she came here to meet her new guardians. Her mother had said that they were nice, but when Laura met them, they seemed awfully rude. She

1901, utilizing wood and quarter-sawn oak as a main material. (Heinz 2004) The compilation of all of the Greene’s influence and creation of a new style it is known as “utltimate bungalows”. As the

Ass. 2 Part 2- Investigation- Karmen Lang Arts and Craft Period in Wagga Wagga NSW Within Wagga Wagga’s city centre are a large number of Californian Bungalows, dating back to the Arts and Craft period of the 1920’s. Currently sort after residences and places of business to the people of Wagga Wagga. History of Californian Bungalows in Wagga Wagga City Centre - After World War 1 much of the farming land around Wagga Wagga was designated for settlement by returned soldiers to farm. Wagga

Three weeks after we had settled into Grandpa Greene’s whitewashed bungalow mom and I were sitting at the dinner table, next to two empty chairs when the telephone rang in the middle of franks, macaroni and cheese, and my least favorite Brussels sprouts. As mom rose to answer, I seized the opportunity to heap some macaroni and cheese on top of the lopsided pile of Brussels sprouts. I was smiling to myself at the clever way I’d camouflaged the sprouts when mom let the phone fall with a clattering

The Bungalow Craze The bungalow style was a major influence in the drastic change of American society and how people lived. It influenced a major shift in gender role of women in society, creating easier housekeeping techniques and greater employment and career opportunities for women by confronting economic and social issues in society using domestic architecture. The simpler home design expressed many tensions of Progressivism in attempting to solve social issues of the time. The transformation

Muhammed Ali stated that “He who is not courageous enough to take risks in life will accomplish nothing in life.” It was gutsy of Rikki-Tikki to fight to fight the snakes Nag and Nagaina because they are one of the most deadly creatures in the Bungalow. There is a huge variety of similarities throughout the book and the movie such as the characters, setting and conflict. The characters in the book and the movie are a lot alike. Such as the main character, and the protagonist, Rikki-Tikki. Rikki-Tikki

international designs many houses were decorative thus there was the emergence of the Californian Bungalow within the 1920s. This housing structure began during the “early nineteen-twenties which became a leading fashion” (Boyd, 1962, p.70). Due to the fact that Australian designs were not as independent as it is today the Californian Bungalow was mainly influenced from the American Californian Bungalows. The bungalows in Australia was an approved style for a suburban house as a result of its simplistic building

injured when a camp bungalow exploded in New York. Three of the individuals were critically injured and one required being airlifted to a hospital. The injured people were returning to a bungalow at a camp for teenage boys when a sudden explosion occurred and caused the entire bungalow to erupt in massive flames. The (-- removed HTML --) teenage boys (-- removed HTML --) were staying at the bungalow while at a Hasidic camp. Witnesses say that when the boys returned to the bungalow after being away

Craftsman and Bungalow Style Homes During the Arts and Crafts movement that took place in the 19th century, a new trend in home building and design showed up that changed homes across North America and Europe. These homes were normally designed by architects but it is writers like Henry Wilson that made these homes popular thus adding to the value as well as craving homeowners had for this design style. A true Craftsman or Bungalow style home had distinct characteristics both on the inside and out