Paredes-Grube Architecture

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Paredes-Grube Architecture
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Amaryllis Avenue Residence

Contractor: Gary Barabas, Barabas Contracting
Architect: Xiomara Paredes, AIA
Photographer: Jeffrey K. Gasnick
Project Year: 2011
Country: United States
Zip Code: 07649
Others who worked on this project: Barabas Contracting, Jeffrey K. Gasnick, RA NCARB
This 2 1/2 Story Colonial has a traditional floor plan with a front open porch, sunroom addition, mudroom and a detached garage.
Exteriors
This 2 1/2 Story Colonial has a traditional floor plan with a front open porch, sunroom addition, mudroom and a detached garage.
Amaryllis Avenue Residence
Before
Before & After
Amaryllis Avenue Residence
This gorgeous L-shaped kitchen takes advantage of ample natural light through the use of elongated casement windows. The large island allows for ample room for cooking, conversing, eating, and facilitating everyday activities.
Kitchens
This gorgeous L-shaped kitchen takes advantage of ample natural light through the use of elongated casement windows. The large island allows for ample room for cooking, conversing, eating, and facilitating everyday activities.
Kitchens
This gorgeous L-shaped kitchen takes advantage of ample natural light through the use of elongated casement windows. The large island allows for ample room for cooking, conversing, eating, and facilitating everyday activities.
Kitchens
Low walls with columns are the perfect architectural element to define a space without completely closing it off. They also provide the perfect opportunity to incorporate structure into the overall design of the building. In this particular case, a low wall with columns are used to define the space...
Low Walls/Interior Columns
The low wall with columns allows for extra light to penetrate into both the entryway and the dining room, while still defining the spaces from each other.
Low Walls/Interior Columns
Tray ceilings are a great architectural design element used to increase the volume of a room, and henceforth creating the feeling that the room is bigger than it actually is.
Family Gathering
Amaryllis Avenue Residence
Having the mudroom at a different level that the rest of the house allows for the clutter of shoes and jackets to be maintained in one area of the home.
Amaryllis Avenue Residence
Ample storage in a mudroom minimizes messes within homes and keeps everything organized for easy accessibility when needed.
Amaryllis Avenue Residence
A window seat is a creative architectural element which can be used at the end of a hallway to create a focal point for the eye as well as provide a functional use when putting on shoes or waiting for members of the family to get ready.
Amaryllis Avenue Residence
A sunroom is always a great space for reading as their large windows allow for a large amount of natural light to penetrate into the space.
Amaryllis Avenue Residence
Amaryllis Avenue Residence
Amaryllis Avenue Residence
Amaryllis Avenue Residence