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SALA Architects
The industrious clients came to us with dreams of a new garage structure to provide a home for all of their passions. The design came together around a three car garage with room for a micro-brewery, workshop and bicycle storage – all attached to the house via a new three season porch – and a native prairie landscape and sauna structure on the roof.
Designed by Jody McGuire
Photographed by Corey Gaffer
Strobel Design Build
To enhance the functionality of the new pool and outdoor space, an outdoor shower was added to the back side of the garage.
Example of an island style garage design in Tampa
Example of an island style garage design in Tampa
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Strobel Design Build
To enhance the functionality of the new pool and outdoor space, an outdoor shower was added to the back side of the garage.
Garage - tropical garage idea in Tampa
Garage - tropical garage idea in Tampa
Carriage House Door Company
Garage - mid-sized scandinavian attached three-car garage idea in Los Angeles
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With the Oakland 757 Shed, you'll appreciate its 296.6 cu.ft. storage capacity which provides ample space for organizing anything from long handle tools, push mowers, leaf blowers, lawn furniture and other items that will not fit in your garage any longer. Furthermore, the walls of this shed are drill-able and provide flexible mounting options of hangers, racks, slot walls or pegboards (not included) to free up floor space and better organize your tools and equipment. At the same time, it is compact enough to fit easily on your patio or back in the corner of the yard.
Tropical Garage and Shed Ideas
Motif Architects
Crafted with a vision to etch a prudent home, tracing a simple and economical layout, Motif Architects designed ‘Lakeway Lease House’, a humble home for enjoyment-year round.
A play of overlapping roofs stirs a unique statement in the neighborhood of Apache Shores.
The foremost feature was to build a cost-efferent lease home, where the criterion was to generate revenue. It was achieved by creating common plumbing “wet” walls, minimizing unoccupied attic storage spaces and shafts, and conveniently weaving a simplified framed layout.
The plans outline a functional scheme of arrangement. The exterior façade showcases a combination of board and batten along with ship lap fiber cement board. Composite roofing stylized in a staggered form at varying levels adds a dynamic expression to the house. Awnings are provided over every door with tongue-and-groove wood soffits.
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