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Bob and Helen Winkel purchased their 1953 home in Phoenix’s desirable Marlen Grove neighborhood in 1980. The house, which was designed by Ralph Haver and features a south-facing yard and large walled courtyard, had been owned by a graphic designer who added the large street numbers to the facade. The couple hired architect Wendell Burnette to update the home, which had remained relatively untouched since it was built. His thoughtful modernizations and addition complement Haver’s original vision and do not affect the structure’s midcentury curb appeal. Bob bought the silver Jaguar, also from 1953, as a high school graduation gift to himself.

A mindful makeover honors a Haver Home’s history and a

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