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I HP I j! A man's house is his [ cording to an adage, an< [j country, people are living 1 hnusps: igloos. silos. CI castles. Shelter may be a f human need, but it's beir most unfundamental w* habitations, some wi inhabitants, can be foui that energy and crea together to raise a roof. Home can be a gun era schooner, or a church, a h foam or a house built o imagination or mortar, I many variations on four i npp uinvs tn livp Spoils of v On South Carolina' Island, the William Wi lives in a gun emplace Marshall, a World War I] "It can stand a sh; Willauer said. "Tor hiirrioanps ? thftV iust In 1953, Willauert suf attack and thought he months to live. So he shul manufacturing business the gun emplacement. V the peace and quiet of the saved him. The 6,000-square-foot foot-thick outer walls, fc walls and floors that ar< TVia Vhictp snnkpri nit thf L~ o r? 70-ton guns has become a Macon elected chairn A. Rilev Macon. USC as provost for research, ha; elected chairman of Southeastern region c National Council of Uni Research Administrators. The 1200-member < represents more than 600 c and universities and promc interchange of ideas ami members concerning pr< and policies relating to I ministration of re Drocrams. Professorsh endowed The J. Henry Prnffissorshin in Rusini ministration has been est at USC by the G. Cameron' Columbia. The professorship was ( i by a gift to the USC E< Foundation by the Tc momnru nf ITpllArn A IQIft L | UIVU1V1 j M e of USC The first appointment chair is Richard W. F professor in the USC Co Business Administration. Furst has been at Caroli 1969 and is nationally re for his work in the management of priva porations and health < sti tut ions. mi ; castle, aci around the in the oddest aves ? and undamental ig met in the ays. Strange ith strange id anywhere *n Tucsor tivity come ^er hu something castle?" [placement, a was louse made of design eng f trash. With hunted b there are as cactus-stud walls as there J llf,w' said. It wj the Bradys their moat vQr and parapx s Sullivan's illauer family sment at Fort ! artillery post. Some h Corky and d? of two," hv " beSr^ ' pass us by. a 01 fered a heart gentle hill had only six : his paper box "The w and moved to economics Villauer thinks who first p 5 wartime relic to remodel Louisville, remodel t] house has 10- couldn't ti mr foot inner "Better H 5 15 feet deep. it once housed So Carm ibilliard room, the projec nan Ojc isociate s Deen ,f thS DOWIfK versity Next to p council 765-2C colleges >tes the n orv a )ng its 9:30 to ablems Dq||, iie ad- ~ search j /T. Fellers I ess Ad- I ~ ablished \ \VC~~ Todds of 5ndowed X. duration >dds in ;raduate We A i to the 'urst, a 1,686 ?f !na since & cognized financial SEE F te cor-are in- LATEST S It's a hi' ( hut or hi but it's i By Victoria Associate< l, Ariz., Barbara Brady said 1 sband William, "I'd like 1 different. How about a ( 16 years ago, and Brady, a ] ineer, drew up plans for a 4 rick castle in the hilly, ; Ided desert. i isn't built to show off," he as built to have fun in." And have had plenty of fun with ' , drawbridge, throne room 1 its. The silo life iardy homebuilders, like .Tanp Pnrmnn nf Pinrhvillp r to live well above the land nind climbing 40 feet to their rhey live in a remodeled silo, ?ange tower that rises over s and a twisting creek. hole thing is a matter of ," Carman said. A teacher ilanned to build a house, then L an old one on 14 acres near Finally, they decided to he old round silo. But they irn to any neat blueprint or omes." Lan invented his way through :t, coming up with custom- i j,eld% A OWN BUSH Rr enneys 798 J45 10:00 6:00 Sat 1 10:00 OCALLY OWNED AND OPERA! "e Columbia's Di Center For a- AK\ WAMONC lELD'S JEWELERS FC TYLES AND FINEST < ?5* iiwv, deaway, a house Graham J Press nade circular furniture for th< ooms, one to each floor, he plopp iight-sided master bedroom on t In Barneveld, Wis., Fritz and Crusher's dream house looks lil iff-whitp nthpp-wnrlHIlv mush '* * ' ?- - ? J atop a bluff. It is a free-form, flowing house of polyurethane I Frusher, calls it "Habitable \ ture" and said, "This is the way was meant to live." Inside, it is braced by st alactit columns. There are no rooms, areas, and there is no such thing corner. Steel igloo? In wooded Zephyrhills, sculptor-painter-astrologer-carpc Lewis Van Dercar lives in a two steel and concrete igloo where he "Dance of the Witches" on the sichord, monitors his radar dom hangs his pictures upside-down. Van Dercar, who looks middle but tries to leave the impression 800 years old, built his lair by p< concrete over steel. It seems to i from a moss-covered central si that looks like a spreading oak Van Dercar said he built the "just because I wanted to." h/v>/et4 :l|Sj?i #Bt MAU -4040 to 9:00 urday |i , ^ km to 6:00 'ED amond QKMD BP )S^WEOONG ?NGS In the Nevada desei 65-year-old Creek Indi Mountain Thunder b trash ? auto parts, bottles, television tu! T ?Ul. /!U i iranies. juigm inters made of bottle glass The house, an or project that looks lib 2 six park, was painted ed an yellow. Here and the ?P- arches, wagon wheel Don graffiti philosophy. ] se an Thunder said he bui] room monument to his Ind freefoam. | feinn imn/ W?jll ( f IV(\ sculpman There are man monuments to the ir ;e-like Going to the McCal only Stonington, Conn., i I as a church. Inger McCagi Osborn Elliot live ii Baptist church with has become the mas *\la., uoing 10 iNorm jagj inter to sea. The address -story Road. The house: a 6< plays the Cuyahoga Rive harp- Jagger, a former fai e and worker, built it to dream life: fishing i '-aeed Ta^ about taking t he is y?u: *n West Frankfoi >uring dust smudges everyt sprout Dwayne Reed decid lpport front of his home with tree, cowhouse Nobody knows w ; house, and he likes i i r-1" rt east of Reno, a an called Rolling milt a house of , animal bones, oes and bicycle through windows and windshields. igoing, rambling ;e an amusement red, green and re are spider leg s and snatches of [tolling Mountain It his house as a Li an ancestors. jination v more home nagination: >e-Elliott house in is like going to e and her husband i an old wooden a bell tower that ter bedroom. ger's is like going I >: 1283 Riverbed lj l-foot schooner on || a* in Cleveland, rmer and factory I take him to his I n Florida. I hp inh hnmp with fl rt, 111., where coal | j hing, coal miner ! led to cover the I i five tons of hard j hy, but it's his I t that way. [j