Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 19

THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SUNDAY, JANUARY 30, 1964 SECTION C-PAGE THREE 79-lnf Facility Opens Hot nestles of Charm and Distinction Catalina Foothills Estates Block From UA Campus A new apartment complex has just been completed by owner and contractor Kenneth K. Kamrath of 201 W. Ft. Lowell Rd. Located at 935 N.

Tyndall one block from the main entrance to the UA campus, the 19-unit complex is an example of modern day architecture and convenience, designed specifically i i 1 ior ou-campus Housing. hi this uncrowded mature neighborhood your privacy is assured, due to our spacious homesites that are up to tuice the she of equally priced lots in nearby areas. DRIVF. OUT TODAY and let our representative tell you our story and furnish you with maps and prices of the choice homesites still available. ceuic diluted roads guide you thru this area abundant ith desert grout and "taut saguaro, high above the city noise and dint.

Where you can lei.uirely enjoy the natural beauty of the shadows and light on the Mountains at sunset and the panoramic beauty of the city lights as they begin to glow. The apartments have modern appliances including dishwashers. There is ample wardrobe and storage space. All apartments are sound proofed and climate controlled. In the 19 unit complex, there are seven two bedroom apartments, eight one bedroom apartments and four studio apartments.

Kamrath has been a designer and builder for more than 20 years in Milwaukee and now Tucson. He is presently constructing the first stage of 80 condominium apartments to be built on Oracle Rd. and Roller Coaster Rd. in the Casas Adobes area. Entry through the wrought-iron gates leads into the center courtyard.

To the left of the entrance, steps take you down to the swimming pool which is partly recessed under the building. The pool area is paved with turquoise colored cool-decking. The court is surrounded by a high white stucco wall. Each apartment has a view opening onto an exterior balcony as well as a view to the landscaped interior courtyard. Basic interior colors are muted golds and greens.

Th apartments on the north have coordinating accessories in warm reds and yellows. The south and west apartments have these accessories in shades of cool green. 1 OPEM SATIRDAY SUMDAY 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. FIELD OFFICE Campbell Ave.

and Skyline Drive. I I I I "vf 4 INTERIOR VIEW of new 19-unit complex just completed, by Kenneth K. Kamrath at '25 N. Tyndall Ave. There are four studio apartments, eight one-bedroom apartments and seven two-bedroom apartments.

The project, built at an estimated cost of $250,000, is one block from the main entrance of the UA campus. Interior Planning Designer Works With Housewife tant thing is to establish the method with your designer so that there can be no misunderstandings as the work progresses. By working with a designer you can have more assurance that you will be buying at fair prices and that the end result will be well coordinated. LUX1 profession. Basically designers are educated and trained in their profession.

They are in a position to research the entire market place and can help you find the best values available for your budget. Few people have the time needed to do this work for themselves and must seek assistance from someone who does. As more homemakers employ the services of the professional designer and find that they assist in making selections rather than dictate taste the working relationship between client and designer evolves into a pleasant association. Personal recommendations for the designer follow and through this process we find that the professional designer has evolved into the "cultur al positive" of Anderson's editorial. The American Institute of Interior Designers (A.I.D.) has established business practices for all of tis members.

Ethically, the professional designer can work with a client on any of three different financial arrangements. They can sell products to you at an established retail price which will include their services. They can work with you on the basis of your paying all costs for goods and services plus an established percentage to cover their work. Finally, you can hire a designer to perform all the required services for a stated fee as payment. Different jobs and services require different methods.

Each client must choose the one that fits his needs best. The impor By KEN HAYDEN, A.I.D. Interior design as a profession is coming more and more to the fore in our contemporary cultural development. What used to be the task of the housewife has changed during the past years to the task of the combined talents of the housewife and the professional interior designer. Harry Anderson writes editorially in Interior Design magazine, "In the past Mrs.

Consumer considered it a cultural negative to admit that she could not furnish her own home; today it is considered a cultural positive to employ the services of an interior designer." There are many reasons why Interior design has reached this ulate of recognition as a needed I t- 'i pr-4 1 I BSD i Furniture Veers To Formal English "Authentic detail is essential and is carried through in a for mal pleasing way in each piece. style built in," he said. One of the most significant elements of the English movement is found in its purity of design. Even in occasional pieces not found in the English period, au thenticity is maintained and J. Herbert Oxman The newest and possibly the most significant design influence which appeared at the Southern Furniture Market has been the formal English inspired ityles.

Fine hardwood veneers: Walnut, wormy chestnut, cherry, hickory, pecan, with mahogany and pecan solids, dominated the construction of this new trend. Basically, two centuries were encompassed in the scope of English design exhibited at the market. "1603-1688" formal Jacobean embodies the broad reference of 17th century motifs with much carving and ornateness. "Country" is often keyed to the charms of life in the 18th century Catswold Hills west of London. "1793-1820" Regency embraces the time when George, Prince of Wales, later George the 4th, acted as Regent, and when furniture styles turned to Neo-Classicism.

"The trend in the past has been to offer one cabinetmaker in one period. However, this is not true in the new English styles," said Ken Bolz, Henre- is revolting! IIHIH.iiiip,IM don designer. If you've considered buying a home, but have put it off for one reason or another, this is the weekend to act! As you've seen in the local papers and the Wall Street Journal, FHA interest rates are going up. Through a special arrangement with our financial institution, we are able to finance your home at the current rate, even if the increase is effective later, providing you make a deposit on the home of your choice NOW. Your deposit will protect you against any increase, but you must act NOW.

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