MADISON — Architect Duo Dickinson wants to build a little humanity into home design.
It’s not an earth-shattering idea, that home buyers should have a say about the design of their house, arguably a person’s most important possession.
The idea is that a small, aesthetically pleasing home custom-designed to fit a specific family’s needs is better than a hulking, cookie-cutter McMansion in a sprawling neighborhood.
The trend of late had been toward the latter. But Dickinson and a group of like-minded architects are working to redirect that trend.
"We have to reach out to homeowners because they aren’t going to reach out to us," he said......New Haven Register - Less can be more when designing a house
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