Chen + Suchart Studio

Home Improvement Professionals , Architects & Building Designers , Accessory Dwelling Units , Home Remodeling , Home Additions , Universal Design , Basement Remodeling
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Chen + Suchart Studio
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Kido Addition

Project Year: 2012
Project Cost: $150,001 - $200,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 85253
A new front entry provides this existing home with a new face for this residence. A composition of steel and concrete breathe new life for this simple addition and renovation.
Kido Addition
A new front entry provides this existing home with a new face for this residence. A composition of steel and concrete breathe new life for this simple addition and renovation.
Kido Addition
Floating concrete treads combined with steel plate planter boxes provides a new entry sequence to the existing entry doors. The new front steps provide another outdoor space to gather and enjoy views.
Kido Addition
Large steel planter boxes provide for appropriately scaled trees and desert landscape.
Kido Addition
Floating concrete steps, shift and become platforms that cantilever over desert landscape. Varying planters offer different opportunities for a diversity of plant material.
Kido Addition
Floating concrete steps, shift and become platforms that cantilever over desert landscape. Varying planters offer different opportunities for a diversity of plant material.
Kido Addition
Floating concrete steps, shift and become platforms that cantilever over desert landscape. Varying planters offer different opportunities for a diversity of plant material.
Kido Addition
A new simple two car garage addition complements the existing house while not competing with the existing brick. Instead, the garage is clad with 7/8" corrugated weathering steel.
Kido Addition
Simple detailing and terminations provide the metal cladding with an architectural language that unifies and separates the garage addition from the main house.
Kido Addition
A new utilitarian star provides quick access from the garage to the main house. A cast in place concrete wall with a board formed texture works to unify the new addition with the existing language of the home.
Kido Addition
Exposed aggregate concrete and smooth troweled concrete show two ways of working one material differently. The corrugated metal cladding provides contrast within the material composition.
Kido Addition
The simple palette of concrete and steel work together in the new addition.
Kido Addition
Less is more! The simple beauty of two juxtaposing materials, concrete and steel. The two materials do not touch one another. Each material resonates while working together. Photos by Chen + Suchart Studio LLC
Kido Addition
Less is more! The simple beauty of two juxtaposing materials, concrete and steel. The two materials do not touch one another. Each material resonates on their own while working together. Photos by Chen + Suchart Studio LLC
Kido Addition
Less is more! The simple beauty of two juxtaposing materials, concrete and steel. The two materials do not touch one another. Each material resonates while working together. Photos by Chen + Suchart Studio LLC
Kido Addition
Less is more! The simple beauty of two juxtaposing materials, concrete and steel. The two materials do not touch one another. Each material resonates while working together. Photos by Chen + Suchart Studio LLC
Kido Addition
The composition of concrete and steel, each their own, unified as one language for the project. Photos by Chen + Suchart Studio LLC
Kido Addition
The simple composition of steel and concrete. Photos by Chen + Suchart Studio LLC
Kido Addition
Less is more! The simple beauty of two juxtaposing materials, concrete and steel. The two materials do not touch one another. Each material resonates while working together. Photos by Chen + Suchart Studio LLC
Kido Addition