Hawkins house

Ed Hawkins, the man responsible for Arapahoe Acres, built this house in 1957, after
returning from a visit to Japan. He lived in this residence for ten years.

The false balcony is a playful break from the honesty of his beautiful Usonian and
International style designs that permeate Arapahoe Acres.

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2 Responses to “Hawkins house”

byron June 16th, 2011 at 11:55 am

the false balconies exist because englewood building codes did not allow balconies at the time AA was constructed. there are numerous examples of this in AA.