The new house plans for Jobs house have been selected and talks of definite construction are already under way.
Posted Gizmodo plans for the new Jobs compound are sure to get the attention of architecture fans. The said plan contains replacing the 14 bedroom and 13 mansions from the 1920s which the Apple CEO has bought in 1984.
The said plans were nit from just about anywhere. Jobs had to have plans for the site submitted as part of the requisite of the permitting process required by the planning and zoning board of the town of Woodside in California. Thankfully, those plans were all public records and through the Internet, they were made accessible to the people.
A lot of drama has revolved around the mansion and it will be remembered that Jobs has lived in it until 1994 then had it rented every now and then. However, it has been reported that it has been empty for almost a decade now. A demolition permit was sent over to Jobs but local preservationists groups contested this order which started a legal battle.
After almost 6 years of court appeals, environmental impact surveys, and cost comparisons, Gizmodo has reported that Jobs is finally getting his wish. With an approval to build a 4, 910 square foot, as stated in the house plans, with the amount of $8.45 million dollars, a single family home will built in the said estate.
Jobs fully intends to have a 6 acres of indigenous flora, a three-car garage, and an unpretentious 5 bedroom home with plenty of windows and decks. There will also be private vegetable garden and lighted walkway with a lot of lights. Gizmodo has referred to the plan as the new image of additional utilitarian modesty even after the billionaire standards are removed.
Posted Gizmodo plans for the new Jobs compound are sure to get the attention of architecture fans. The said plan contains replacing the 14 bedroom and 13 mansions from the 1920s which the Apple CEO has bought in 1984.
The said plans were nit from just about anywhere. Jobs had to have plans for the site submitted as part of the requisite of the permitting process required by the planning and zoning board of the town of Woodside in California. Thankfully, those plans were all public records and through the Internet, they were made accessible to the people.
A lot of drama has revolved around the mansion and it will be remembered that Jobs has lived in it until 1994 then had it rented every now and then. However, it has been reported that it has been empty for almost a decade now. A demolition permit was sent over to Jobs but local preservationists groups contested this order which started a legal battle.
After almost 6 years of court appeals, environmental impact surveys, and cost comparisons, Gizmodo has reported that Jobs is finally getting his wish. With an approval to build a 4, 910 square foot, as stated in the house plans, with the amount of $8.45 million dollars, a single family home will built in the said estate.
Jobs fully intends to have a 6 acres of indigenous flora, a three-car garage, and an unpretentious 5 bedroom home with plenty of windows and decks. There will also be private vegetable garden and lighted walkway with a lot of lights. Gizmodo has referred to the plan as the new image of additional utilitarian modesty even after the billionaire standards are removed.
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