The American Ionic, Doric and Corinthian Garage Eras
Pictured: A garage with a house attached. Current construction.
The Ionic Garage Era: The "Leave It to Beaver" - a one-income, one-car household. One 50's car in the garage.Chrome bumpers. No seat belts.
"Dad can I borrow the car tonight?"
This garage was not attached.
The Doric Garage Era: An attached garage. Two income family. Walk-out from the kitchen into the garage.
The Corinthian Garage Era: 3 cars,(4 cars if you can get a variance). Strong curb appeal. House attached. Family room optional.
posted by minnetonkafelix at 1:07 PM
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I'm still waiting for the four-car garage to become popular. The entrance to the house will have to be in the back. Welcome to my garage.
Americans are funny, we love our garages. You won't see this anywhere else in the world...outside of US. Its an american phenomenon..builder vs archetict design maybe?
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