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Sleeping House Addition  

Sleeping House Addition

San Marcos, TX, United States

Project Featured on Sep 11, 2016
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Sleeping House Addition

San Marcos, TX, United States

Project Featured on Sep 11, 2016
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2011
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
The clients of this addition
were interested in expanding their existing 2 bedrooms, 2-bath house.  Cruciform in plan, the existing house
did not “lend” itself to expansion easily. A strategy of utilizing contrasting
elements that lightly touch the existing house clarifies the relationship
between old and new. 
As the program requirements
for the two level scheme were not symmetrical, a shifted upper level volume was
adopted over a simple stacked solution providing a covered veranda adjacent to
the new master bedroom.

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