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These Chicago homeowners maximized their kitchen space to create a beautiful seating and built-in banquette area! Kevin & Nadine Lloyd are Small Project awardees of the 2021 Driehaus Foundation Bungalow Awards presented by the Chicago Bungalow Association.
The Chicago Bungalow is instantly recognizable once you know what to look for: Brick construction. One and one-half stories above a basement. Low-pitched hipped roof with wide overhangs. Porch with steps ascending from street level. Generous windows, sometimes with leaded art glass. Simple style influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement.
14 Σεπ 2017 · A bungalow, by definition, was built before World War II. Chicago’s small brick homes span a period through the 1950s. Maps below show single family homes built 1910 to 1960, numbering around 120,000 in the city. Note that the map covers a variety of designs.
30 Δεκ 2013 · As Chicago's population boomed, so did its bungalows. Now there are more than 80,000 of these beloved buildings, making them a critical part of the city's architectural landscape.
30 Μαρ 2020 · Chicago’s bungalows are made of brick because of our winters and the Chicago Fire. Because the California bungalows that inspired our own Chicago bungalows were envisioned by architects as seasonal vacation homes or mild-climate homes, they were constructed primarily of wood and stucco.
Unlike earlier single family residences, Chicago bungalows were designed for living "all on one floor." During the bungalow building boom, this efficient and economical floor plan provided well-built, yet inexpensive, housing options for families of virtually all income levels.
Bungalows are a common building type all around the US, but there are some specific factors that make the Chicago Bungalow so recognizable. Chicago bungalows are modest single family homes, with full basement, first floor and slant-ceilinged attic above.
