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From: ries@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Marc Ries)
Subject: Re: House design with home-based business in mind
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Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1993 19:30:06 GMT
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In article <1993Mar22.190206.29863@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> jwhite@xxxxxx writes:
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>houses that accommodate what are popularly known as
>"home-based businesses.")
>Our research group is investigating this growing trend and
>we would like some pointers to leading practitioners and
>academics in this field.
Have you tried the most obvious? The periodical "Home Office Computing"
almost always has an article on a home-office setup each month.
The current (or recently past) issue of "Practical Homeowner" has
a fairly lengthy article on seperate offices outbuildings for
home-office computing.
There are at least two paperbacks out on "How to Setup A Home Office"
Etc., etc.
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From: ries@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Marc Ries)
Subject: Re: House design with home-based business in mind
Message-ID: <1993Mar22.193006.17573@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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In article <1993Mar22.190206.29863@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> jwhite@xxxxxx writes:
...
>houses that accommodate what are popularly known as
>"home-based businesses.")
>Our research group is investigating this growing trend and
>we would like some pointers to leading practitioners and
>academics in this field.
Have you tried the most obvious? The periodical "Home Office Computing"
almost always has an article on a home-office setup each month.
The current (or recently past) issue of "Practical Homeowner" has
a fairly lengthy article on seperate offices outbuildings for
home-office computing.
There are at least two paperbacks out on "How to Setup A Home Office"
Etc., etc.