The Streamline Moderne Dunagan house has been described as a “poured concrete pill box,” as in the contemporary French fortifications along the Rhine (the Maginot Line). The auto is the means of entering the house; the garage is on one side, and a curved cantilevered roof covers the adjacent front entrance.
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