Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 19, 1952
Caption:
Above, the brick exterior of the Laurin R. Hunter home is shown shrubbed with evergreens. Large clumps of oak trees are seen in the background. For irrigation, Hunter is proud of his sprinkling system which utilizes river water he terms, "warm, soft, hospitable." Below, [this photo] the interior view of the 40-foot combined living-dining room is lightened by the Thermopane windows totaling 39 1/2 feet in length. From here, one is afforded a Huron River view 65 feet below.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 21, 1957

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 21, 1957
Caption:
Effective Treatment: The living room fireplace effectively divides this area from the staircase and sleeping quarters. Reduced panelling is used on the walls, the fireplace mantel and elsewhere in the house, including exposed stairwell beams.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 21, 1957
Caption:
Adds Spaciousness: This stairwell and entry area with its three picture-type windows 15 feet high adds spaciousness to the Harris house, where upper-level living is featured. The stairwell brick wall is of the smae type brick used on the home's exterior, adding co-ordination between the outside scene and interior.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 21, 1957
Caption:
In City's Northwest Sector: This spacious seven-room, two-level home of Prof. and Mrs. R. B. Harris of 1047 Red Oak Rd. is built of concrete, steel and brick. It features a unique heating system. The ground to roof picture-type windows set off a turn-around, open staircase. Construction materials used cut upkeep.