Large roof over hangs are beautiful and protect the doors, windows and siding from rain and moisture damage. Water is the enemy of buildings. Architects and home builders need to bring back large roof over hangs

I absolutely love this! I lived in Albany for 26 years! It was the absolute best! I only moved 8 minutes away but I miss it still

Thank you so much folks. There are some in Birmingham--so cool.

This idea is something that needs to be looked at as the housing crisis escalates, new efficiencies and the ease to assemble is a win win. But made with the quality to last more than a lifetime

They also made a couple in green.

Beautiful

The abandoned Lustron that they stood near is a rare model. Around here, west central Ohio, the Westchester model, in Maize yellow, is common.

10:12 all that color just on the floor :( lol. I know i know, but still. The artist in me was sad to see that

You could make so many different murrine patterns with those sheet scraps and a fusing oven 😱😱😱

I wonder if they will hire me as a ladler. Ive ladled poured clear glass into ooen faced sand molds to produce solid castings before but never color.

Now we use densely colored bars of opalescent glass in blowing operations much like their rolled sheets. Amazing time to be a glass artist. KOG definitely did and still does enjoy that world wide footprint alright.

The Tiffany series sheets are always fun, i have been meaning to ask them if its possible to create those patterns in glass thats compatible with blowing glass. Could be nest to have Tiffany color patterns on my own shapes. Always dis admire their products.

I know

I enjoyed the story but the music playing over the guests is incredibly annoying.

Very interesting. Very enjoyable

Kokomo glass is breathtaking. If you think it’s pretty in this video, you should see it in real life- it’s like nothing you’ve ever seen. I almost don’t like to use it cus it kinda breaks my heart to make that first cut! I could just frame the sheets and keep them for myself. I really appreciate every individual piece. I hope you guys know how much joy your glass brings people. You are true artists!

Sad this one is in bad shape. Hopefully it has been saved and restored to its glory days

Hello Ann! We purchased a home in Hudson Valley, NY, about 5yrs ago. I learned that it was an Ariel Shull home, her last design, before she passed away. It's called the "Stone & Wood Style" Plan 3009. Unfortunately, when the original homeowners built this home, in 1987, they did not keep all the allarchitectural features from the original design. I would love to incorporate some of the original designs when we renovate. I'm looking to see if anyone else has this design house, so I can see how the original floor plan was laid out. Thank you for your video!

Interesting stuff!

They stopped making Lustron homes in 1959.

They were Quakers haha!!! WTH!!!

I really enjoyed watching this!! Thank you so much❤

As a kid growing up in Carmel in the 70s & 80s I was slightly aware of Avriel. I was aware of Thornhurst from going to Carmel Jr. High, just 2 blocks away and having friends who lived in the adjacent apartments. We would play in the forests just north of the development. As I entered High School my interest in art, design, and building lead me toward Architecture. The Carmel High School Vocational Technology class would build a home each year from plans developed by the Architecture classes and the last home to be built in Thornhurst was just such a home. I was only just starting in the classes so can only claim a fraction of the involvement with 37 Thornhurst Dr. but it still counts as credit goes to all the students. As the video states, no. 37 is only one of 4 homes ( 11:05 ) not designed by Avriel in Thornhurst but I can claim a tiny bit. I went on to study Architecture and finished my formal education, getting licensed as an Architect in 1998. I like to think I was a little inspired by Avriel as I grew up around her work in Carmel.

Thank you for this. We just bought an Avriel Shull home in Thornhurst recently.

Thankyou Anne! And many thanks to Connie and Ross!

Thank you Connie and Ross, great job all !

Cool story. My cousin lived in the one there in Lebanon, IN.

Great story and a rich tradition of service, commitment and ownership of a great tradtion.

Very nice.

I recently ordered a travel brochure about Indiana, and read about the mansion. A beautiful place.