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The house was desigrred to meet the universal needs of housing performance in building markets where land costs are ap' proaching construction value. The three' ,bedroomo three-bathroom house features the concept of indoor-outdoor living so synonymous with California. This same design can be adapted, with minor modifications, to reflect geographic regionalism wherever it may be built, such as the Northwest.

The house is a tribute to the use of forest products.

Simpson Timber Company products featured in the house include: three patterns of 1x6, 1x8 and 1x10 channel lap certified kiln-dried California redwood vertical siding for the exterior; Ruf-sawn redwood plywood for soffits; Douglas fir for all structural and framing lumber; a special

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weatherlap roof system of certified kilndried all-heart redwood created for this project by the architect; woodfiber roof insulation; Staccato Symphonic doors for entry and interior doors; woodfiber in' sulating sheathing; Forestone fissured acoustical-insulating roof deck for the roof deck of the low-sloping roof, insulation and finished interior ceiling; California redwood for all decks. fascia and trim.

New suspended Redwood Ceiling Sys' tem with luminous drop-in panels in the kitchen and bathrooms and Forestone Petite acoustical ceiling board in the master bedroom; Ruf-sawn redwood PlYwood, grooved with a saw kerf l'l/rt' on center for paneling throughout the house; Skid Guard non-skid plywood for the boat dock; (Continued on Page 72)