HISTORIC HOME PLANS MID-CENTURY MODERN HOME PLANS The Mid-Century Modern home epitomizes sleek style fused with natural materials. Irving Gill, the pioneer California architect anticipated this style in has pared down designs of the early 1900s. Frank Lloyd Wright, with his low-cost "Usonian" houses, produced a body of work that inspired a generation of architects to simplify floor plans and allow a free flow of space, throughout the home and from indoors to outdoors. From the 1930s to 1960s the Mid-Century Modern house became the ideal home for the modern family.
	Mid-Century Modern Home Plans --- Clicking on a photo or item title will take you to an eBay page where you may see images of the drawing sheets and purchase your own copies. The following examples come from the archives of the Historic American Building Survey (HABS). Dodge Residence - 1916 $54 - 9 Sheets measuring 18" x 24" Ext. Dimensions apx. 86'x 152' 2 Stories, 7 Bedrooms, 5+ baths Built 1916, Los Angeles, California Drawings prepared by HABS in1968 Miltimore Residence - 1911 $45 - 6 Sheets measuring 18" x 24" Ext. Dimensions apx. 44'x 64' 2 Stories, 5 Bedrooms, 3 baths Built 1911, Los Angeles, California Drawings prepared by HABS in1969                       bungalow home plans bungalow house plans bungalow home bungalow house bungalow home plan bungalow house plan bungalow home bungalow house House Plans by Style Early American Styles Colonial Williamsburg Colonial Homes Dutch (Gambrel Roof) Saltbox   Antebellum Period Styles Plantation Mansions Creole Cottages   Victorian Period Styles Queen Anne Italianate Tudor Romanesque / Gothic Eclectic   Shingle Style   Craftsman Style   Bungalows   Prairie Style   Frank Lloyd Wright Homes   Mid-Century Modern   Southwest Styles   House Plans by type Row houses (attached) Narrow lot homes Large lot homes Single story homes Steep slope homes Cottages Midsize homes Estate homes