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The Ideal House Competition was run for many years as part of the Ideal Home Show. Every year designs were invited and the winning schemes would be constructed at Olympia for the Ideal Home Show the following year. The houses were often the product of progressive builders who were keen to secure sales of their houses. As a result many of the Ideal Homes temporarily exhibited at Olympia were subsequently permanently built across the Country. Examples include: *1927 Modest two storey red brick house by Gordon Allen. Subsequently erected By the Universal ousing Co Ltd Rickmansworth, Herts. *1934 This flat roofed, white walled modernist house sported a tall staircase window, curved corner bay windows a balcony and a roof terrace. Erected at 63 Casleton Boulevard, Skegness. This house has, unfortunately, been heavily altered with extensions, pitched roof and replacement windows. ==Winning Schemes== *1911 By Reginald C Fry. This was subsequently erected at 2 Whitecroft Way, Park Langley, Beckenham *1947 This was subsequently erected in Glemsford, Suffolk, where it was known as 'Sun-Ray House'. *1934 By Leslie Kemp and Tasker. This was subsequently erected in a number of locations including London and Dublin. *1965 By Edward Drewery. This steel house was dismantled re-erected at London Biggin Hill Airport 〔The Ideal Home Through the Twentieth Century, Deborah S Ryan, 1997〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Ideal House Competition」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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