Tray House. Architect Greg La Vardera describes this plan as follows: "The Tray House gets its name from a house in our neighborhood which was built in the early 1940's and was exceedingly modern for its time. The house had an open living and dining area -- the bedrooms overlooked it from an open balcony-like hallway. We always described this as the bedrooms sitting on a "tray" overlooking the living spaces." The Tray House has an open plan, yet the rooms remain discrete and well defined. He says: "The Study at one end and the Mud Room at the other extend the living space by providing refuge in one case, and a repository for life's daily baggage in the other."

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