Century 21 plywood home of living light

              With man already skirting the fringes of space and a population that
threatens to burst the world's seams by the year 2000, it is difficult to
predict with certainty what forms housing will take in the 21st Century. One thing is certain. We know that more and more people
must be squeezed onto less and less land, and gardeners and domestic
help will be even harder to find. Tomorrow's citizens may dwell in
many-storied apartments—but we suspect man will crave a private
refuge that is distinctively his own. At the same time, it is
not likely that space age man will retain the prison of today's
straightline architecture. Instead, he will yearn for exotic surroundings  like those  in this  Home of Tomorrow. More than a
demonstration of dramatic lighting effects or a showcase for the
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sophisticated new fixtures that will
make living easier tomorrow, this
dwelling has an undeniably distinctive form that will be vital
for houses crowded  row on
row on small, scarce lots. It
offers privacy for every member of the family and provides them with a view of
the outdoors—yet effectively  shields   neighbor from
neighbor.
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