B08b_-_Attachment_1_-_Residential_House_Design.pdf

These architectural design drawings are for the Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge project to construct single-family residences in Bethel, Alaska. Specifically, the documents detail plans for constructing six residential units across three separate sets of buildings (Residences 1-2, 3-4, and 5-6), each being two-story single-family homes. The project is being managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Office of Engineering.

The detailed architectural plans include comprehensive specifications for foundation, framing, exterior and interior wall construction, utility connections, electrical systems, and finish details. Each residence features similar floor plans with spaces including a garage, entry, storage areas, kitchen, dining room, living room, multiple bedrooms, bathrooms, and an exterior stairway. The designs incorporate considerations for the challenging Alaskan environment, with specific details for insulation, vapor barriers, heating systems (including wood-burning stoves), and structural elements suited to the local climate and terrain. The project drawings are dated February 28, 1986, and provide extensive technical specifications for construction.