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Bud Dietrich, AIA
“so big addition - the exterior”
“cantilevered addition. This addition, with a new steel beam to support the 2nd floor buried above the ceiling line, was cantilevered so there's no foundation. This allowed us to save the tree directly outside.
Visit http://tinyurl.com/4yaeoho to see more photos of this project including before shots.”
“Less expensive than an entire addition?”
“Using a cantilevered micro-addition is a great way to add just right amount of space to a basement apartment. In this project, a 5' x 25' cantilevered addition provided the room needed.”
“5x26 addition added with no foundation work.... don't forget the steel beam.”
“perfect look for our kitchen addition.”
“By cantilevering this kitchen addition, the need”
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Bud Dietrich, AIA
“so big addition - the kitchen”
“5' deep addition. This was all the space that was needed and was dictated by the existing tree that we didn't want to take down. The addition was cantilevered, eliminating any foundation work that would have affected that tree roots.
We sacrificed some wall cabinetry so the new exterior wall could be”
“Cavalier addition- 5 ft doesn't require foundation”
“cantilevered addition provided the room needed for this kitchen to have an island.”
“Cantilevered micro-addition - no need for a foundation”
“Micro addition for the kitchen from inside”
“Using a cantilevered micro-addition is a great way to add just right amount of space to a kitchen. In this project, a 5' x 25' cantilevered”
“5foot cantilevered addition no foundation”
Duo Dickinson, architect
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et l'addition au soleil comme ca c'est super pour une table a manger?”
“Irregular addition and different exterior treatment tht compliment”
“Like the way they took an exsisting house and added an attached addition. Family room”
“off-set addition at a diagonal”
“sunroom made into an addition”
“the addition: windows!!!!!! Style, lighting....”
“Beautiful addition...room addition idea...Wow addition...ADDITION TO HOUSE ?...Home addition...love the addition”
Hufft Projects
“cedar, the addition contains a master suite on the first floor and two children’s rooms and playroom on the second floor. A small vegetated roof is located adjacent to the stairwell and is visible from the upper landing. Interiors throughout the house, both in new construction and in the existing renovation”
“modern addition to a suburban midcentury ranch house. Hence, the name “Modern with Ranch.””
“idea of small tower next to the main house. The addition on the front of the house with the changing roof line”
“Modern addition to traditional tiled house”
“modern addition to a ranch in Kansas sets up a strong distinction between old and new. The latter is tall and flat-roofed, where the former is one story with a gable roof. This contrast is furthered by the L-shaped opening that is visible to the right of the chimney. More modern chimneys”
Ieteke Ruypers Volpini
“different cheap way to add addition”
“Smart, smart addition by leteke...love it!”
“cube as addition for laundry and hallway”
“the cube addition to the existing garage structure was leveling the floors, which took two different tradespeople. The square shape of the 14-foot pool mimics the cube. Susan and Andre served as their own contractors, hiring local tradespeople and even tapping the talents of Susan's father, who installed”
Hufft Projects
“cedar, the addition contains a master suite on the first floor and two children’s rooms and playroom on the second floor. A small vegetated roof is located adjacent to the stairwell and is visible from the upper landing. Interiors throughout the house, both in new construction and in the existing renovation”
“modern addition to a suburban midcentury ranch house. Hence, the name “Modern with Ranch.””
“Contemporary addition to a wartime house. Very nice”
Susan Teare, Professional Photographer
“Addition: love the windows and round shape of the room in back of the home.”
“Great Room addition - Works with the existing architecture in a creative way”
“each additional room treated separately with roof line for just that space”
“remodel. round addition. note from article: "this shot from the back of the house shows the rear addition. each interior space has its own roof. Instead of cramming everything”
“St. Augustine addition. I like the semi-circle protion. Roof line may work if we only want to do single story.”
“the rear addition. Each interior space has its own roof. Instead of cramming everything under a single roof, Memont was able to design each room in the size and location it required, with plenty of room to grow. The result is a private escape overlooking a lush backyard. The three roofs appear far less”
Bud Dietrich, AIA
“Weight the pros and cons of new siding, windows and doors. A second-story or bump-out addition begs the question: Stick with”
“floor addition to a ranch house is a great and cost effective way to get that extra space. Because this type of an addition requires a new stair be located in the house, it's a great way to fix some of the underlying deficiencies of ranches (such as the dreaded going through a room to get to a room”
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“at your addition. Window and door matching generally makes sense only if what’s existing is already in pretty good shape or is prohibitively expensive to replicate. The choice is unique to every home; consult with your contractor and architect on the best way to proceed.”
