They are all coming from nearby communities and live in conventional, "traditional" styled homes, said Larry Gorman, Hovnanian's project manager for Line K. Katherine Salant has an architecture degree from Harvard.
"They're not for the buyer who wants the most square footage in a house, or a conventional-styled home," Ms. Miller said, describing them as the antithesis of McMansions.
Still, scores of self-styled fashion experts persist in offering conventional style tips for warm weather.
Ms. Gilbert has been known to create gangsterish gel-slicked styles that play fast and loose with conventional notions of gender; she has styled demure ponytails and nape-length cuts that were mussed variations on a Louise Brooks bob.
The first arrangement is the conventional pyramid-styled multi-stage TE cooler, in which the supplied electric current is uni-directional with the top stage of the unit being the coldest.
In the design configuration of the TEC module, the lower and upper stages are connected electrically in parallel and thermally in series only through intermediate copper metal strips and copper conducting wires, and thus the interstage thermal resistances and the heat leakage can be reduced compared with that of a conventional pyramid-styled configuration.
The hotel soon replaced Jacobsen's radically styled cutlery with a conventional set, though Georg Jensen continued to manufacture it.
The Q45 was a large, eccentrically styled V-8 cruiser that lacked a conventional grille but had a large front badge whose floral ornament suggested antique Spanish engraving.
In November, the company and Droga5 introduced a parody video clip that was styled like a commercial for a make-believe conventional cleaning product named Shiny Suds.
Desperate to break with the conventional stage spaces of places like the West End, Brook and his experimental group styled this Parisian "ruin" as the ideal theatre, a decaying and deliberately intimate performance space that France now prizes as one of its most important cultural gems.
Christ Church treated it as a conventional parish church with a curate, and from the mid-19th century the incumbent was styled a vicar.
