Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 27, 1959
Caption:
Dining Area: The formal dining room, which overlooks the foyer and living room, is five steps up from the balcony. A porch deck is beyond the dining room and is gained through a glass sliding door.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 27, 1959
Caption:
Part-Sunken Living Room: The part-sunken living room and the gallery (right) can be seen in the picture taken at Mr. and Mrs. Jacques LesStrang's new home at 2427 Londonderry Rd. The living room has a 12-foot-high ceiling and is partly framed by cedar paneling and 40-foot-long wall of glass. An office-study is behind the two-way fireplace.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 27, 1959
Caption:
Office-Study: The office-study is at a point in the living area which is farthest away from the sleeping wing. It has a storage closet and cabinets and built-in, adjustable book shelves amid the interior of cedar paneling and brick.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 5, 1960
Caption:
Has Scenic View: Floor-to-ceiling glass walls overlook the Huron Hills Municipal Golf Course and Huron River from the living room and most other interior areas which are at the rear of the 10-room house. Birch paneling frames in the fireplace.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 5, 1960
Caption:
Recreation Room: This recreation room is on the lower level of Dr. and Mrs. Reed O. Dingman's new bi-level house at 1029 Chestnut Rd. The waist-high, through-the-wall doors open on a bar with sink and considerable storage area. Walls are light birch paneling. A cantilevered raised hearth at the fireplace adds width and variation in the room. The exit (right) leads to a staircase to the upper level and hallway to a lower-level bedroom and bath.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 5, 1960
Caption:
Dining Room: A built-in buffet and serving counter runs nearly the length of the dining room. This space and the living room open onto the main entry and hallway. The door leads to the kitchen.