The exterior highlights the Tiny House and the porch set up.
Our client is so happy with this beautiful laneway house that is 1000 sqft and situated behind the main house. It has everything that she needs and more!
This project was an ambitious Whole-House Sustainable Remodel and Addition of a turn of the century home for a couple who had made the decision employ bicycling as their primary means of transportation. Not only did it create a home that embraced their goals for sustainable, low-carbon impact living, it achieved USGBC LEED Platinum Certification- Fifth in the nation, First in the State of Michigan. Utilizing the design philosophy first introduce by Sarah Susanka in 2001 this home embraces the Not-So-Big House® approach. Designed for a pattern of life in which each space is used every day and rather than simply investing in square footage, investing in making efficient, comfortable, not-so-big spaces inspired by our client’s lifestyle. Reevaluating and prioritizing true space needs and rethinking the floor plan allowed us to eliminate the formal places of the home and instead integrate those that really mattered to the homeowner- such as a unique Bike Staging area/mud room!
The studio houses a therapy studio on the ground level with a bedroom suite above for Airbnb guests and out of town family.
Flat roof pool pavilion housing living and dining spaces, bathroom and covered outdoor seating area. timber slat wall hides pool pumps and equipment, a vertical wall and pool seating/storage units. Rendered retaining walls provide an opportunity for planting within the pool area. Frameless glass pool fence
東側の向かいには高層マンションが対面しています。２階リビングダイニングの脇に小さな三角形坪庭を設け、その外側に正方形の大きな開口のある外壁をもう一枚まわすことによって、対面マンションからの視線を遮りながらリビングダイニングに光を入れる計画となっています。
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