ArchitectureWeek - Puzzler Question #188

Quiz . 07 April 2004


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Architecture Puzzler #188

Thomas Edison proposed and constructed an unusual type of house. Ten of his prototype houses remain standing and occupied in New Jersey. What was unusual about his houses?

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