Calgary atomic ranch-style home impeccably restored to 1950′s vintage
Entering Carol and Don Carruthers’s 3,488 square-foot home in southwest Calgary is like travelling back to an era when a building’s form was not only contingent on its function, but also when simplicity and attention to detail successfully co-existed.
Built in 1953, the couple’s home is an impeccably maintained example of atomic ranch-style, as the original layout and most design features remain unchanged.
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