Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 19, 1955
Caption:
Modern Design, Natural Surroundings: The trim redwood home designed for the Randolph G. Adams family by Architect Thomas S. Tanner and built by Contractor Eugene E. Kurtz fits well in its wooded surroundings. Note the glass area of the living room and the balcony porch. The lower level is part of a guest suite. The front is at street level. The address is 315 Orchard Hills Dr.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 19, 1955
Caption:
One Corner: This corner of the kitchen emphasizes well-planned working conditions. The corner drawer (partly open) is literally a corner drawer. There is also the more common lazy susan. Note the two small cupboard-like doors. One is a chute for cans, the other for papers.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 19, 1955
Caption:
No Waste Area: This area, not strictly for living or working, does not lack in beauty. The builtin bookcase and clothes chute (concealed) also serve as a railing between the stairways and a coat closet. The door at the far end leads to the bathroom.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 19, 1955
Caption:
All Purpose Living: From this end of the living room, one looks toward a studio-bedroom entrance (left), the fireplace, open on two sides to serve both rooms, and the hallway (right) leading to the front door and stairway leading to the guest suite. That large red fir beam across the living room ceiling serves to impart a sense of division between the living room and hallway.