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PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL FLATS ON LOT 10 R.B. L. 508

floor above approached by separate service staircase. The main approach to both apartments is through a common en- trance porch with a staircase leading to the upper floors. Each apartment consists of living room, dining alcove, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, ample closets and boxrooms, pantry- kitchen, one-car garage with two servants rooms above. The floor plan shows the central unit which is flanked on either side by identical units, each stepped back, so that greater privacy is provided.

Ground floor apartments each have a large private lawn with terrace and porch off the living room, whilst verandahs

·METROPOLITAN LAND (2 ETS

DEPARTMENT

are provided for the upper apartments. An unusual feature of the upper apartments is the sloping ceiling of the living room, making possible a clerestory window on the fireplace wall which will catch the prevailing breezes from the cast.

General treatment is very similar to that of Lot No. 7, with stucco walls relieved by the projecting mass of fireplace wall which will be in roughly dressed granite inside and out. Large projecting canopies will protect all openings and are a feature of all the houses on the estate.

ENTR

BATH

SERVANTS ROOMS

2

3

PASSAGE

BATH

BED RM.

DN

SERV JORCH

STORE

BED ROOM

C104

clot

KITCHEN

Hall

KITCHEN

T

HALL

BED ROOM

Вол

DINING

LIVING

Ground floor plan of residential flats. Note arrangement

of entrance porch and staircase at rear of building.

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DINING

LIVING ROOM

CLOS.

BED ROOM

First floor plan showing position of servants' rooms over the two-car garage.