Alternate extensions are shown, the choice probably depending upon the surrounding ground contour. Addition _B_ should receive first consideration, because it brings the two new bedrooms into closer relation with the bathroom and does not destroy the washroom adjoining the rear entrance. It does, however, reduce the size of one of the first bedrooms. If addition _A_ is contemplated, the window at _X_ should be located at _Y_ when the first unit is built. The steps in the hall of addition A may be omitted if the ground slopes down at the rear so that the floor of the addition can be built at a lower level than the floor of the original house. If addition _B_ is to be used, the window at _Z_ should be located so as to come in the hall of the addition. [Illustration: COMPLETED HOUSE] [Illustration: FLOOR PLAN WITH ADDITIONS] [15] Prepared by C. W. Heery and B. G. Banner for the department of agricultural engineering, University of Georgia, PLAN 6524[16] Floor areas: Superstructure, first unit 1,245 square feet; with addition 1,735 square feet. Porches, 25 square feet. Cellar, 400 square feet. The charm of house 6524 lies in its informality and simplicity. It is built for comfort and service. The broad expanse of roof, relieved by a gable, gives it a substantial yet homelike appearance. This is an easy house to move around in, and the kitchen is very nicely arranged. The screened porch, in addition to providing a cool and inviting summer dining and work space, affords ready access to all the rooms of the house. If the future addition of bedrooms is contemplated, the hall window in the first unit should be replaced with a door. This will not only provide an extra exit from the house but obviate unnecessary cutting and tearing out when the addition is built. The cellar provides space for a central heating plant, it desired. [Illustration: VIEW COMPLETED HOUSE] [Illustration: FLOOR PLAN] [Illustration: VIEW OF KITCHEN] [16] Prepared by C. W. Heery, Fred J. Orr and B. G. Banner for the department agricultural engineering, University of Georgia. PLAN 6525[17] Floor areas: Superstructure, first unit 795 square feet; with bedroom addition 1,080 square feet; with both additions 1,375 square feet. Porches, 105 square feet. Cellar, 795 square feet. This simple farmhouse develops into a home of dignity and charm. The original unit furnishes all modern conveniences and an ample basement. Future bedrooms may be added as required, while the extended living room might be built as the final touch of growing prosperity.