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A, r jTB r`' y'"' ty� "� z � Yk {rS { a 4. vi a 4? kz .i s. p tr E yt s'S ary Ss t a # i 0 '�-� }.y r z a irks F s a` :,}i t t .t i #" c y , a s za4 a�, _r +'' a" w z'" '* �.s. s<. s' :a rMwiw i X x, a Ij � ki vet �� t •._F .$31x,9;' E j� privacy of t tal outdoor living. The town houses in the large photo- graph above offer something special. Detached garages were placed close to the street, so that each town house is approached through an entry court be- tween the garage and front door. Both the own houses and detached houses were designed with similar styl- ing so that die community has a single architectural flavor: Fences, street light- ing, and of er details carry out the overall then e. A wide r nee of arc and interests is abundantly satisfied by The - Trails' recreational facilities. They include a clubhouse, pool, putting green, and courts for tennis, basketball,and volley- ball. A soccer field also converts to an ice skating rink when winter comes. For younger kids, several pocket - sized play areas are scattered through- out the community. These are all lo- cated so that toddlers can use them and still not be out of range for Mom's supervision. And, as in other planned neighbor - howk. .!I1 families hclon7 to a hnmr_ owners' organization formed to manage the recreational facilities and other ex- terior maintenance. The developer also has planned a nearby shopping center and has pro- vided space for a school to be con- structed as the community grows. The Trails at Woodfield was devel- oped and built by Kennedy Brothers, Incorporated, of Northbrook, Illinois, a member of the Chicago chapter of NAHB. The architects were Selleg, Stevens, Peterson & Flock, Inc.