Residential
New builds, renovations and extensions make up residential projects. Project scope ranges from whole-home plans to changes in existing room layouts.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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The residential architecture projects in this category include Lake Hawea Courtyard House by Pac Studio. Its published material shows how enclosed rooms relate to outdoor space and where openings provide daylight or privacy. Studying those relationships makes a courtyard reference useful for deciding how much of a home should open to the yard and which spaces need enclosure.
Residential architecture and design
Mount Barker House by Condon Scott Architects is also among the residential projects in this category. Assess the project’s documented design ideas against the parts of your existing home that need to remain during a renovation. Distinguish fixed interior elements from furniture and styling; a built-in feature has different implications for building work than a movable piece. Residential work in the United States also requires local code and climate checks before a published detail can become part of a construction plan.
What should residential landscape projects address before planting begins?
Establish drainage routes and finished ground levels so water moves away from the house. Plan paths and patios around access needs before assigning space to planting.
What needs checking before an interior renovation?
Have a qualified professional identify load-bearing walls and the location of plumbing or HVAC systems. Those constraints can determine whether a proposed room layout is practical.
How can project images help define a design brief?
Annotate selected images with the specific feature you want, such as a deep window reveal or built-in seating. Explain the need behind each choice so your designer can assess alternatives within your budget.