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Split-Level Renovation |
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This recently completed renovation involved removing
interior walls, adding a new second story balcony and bedrooms, and
creating new larger window openings.
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View from new balcony (above) |
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The balcony was hung from the existing ridge beam. An interior window looking into the new 2nd floor bedroom was added above the living room bookcases (above). |
Existing rafters were wrapped with drywall and
a dormer window was added to allow a water-view from the new balcony
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New foyer and basement stairs were designed to "float" (above and right). |
Basement stair (above and below) |
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New exposed rafters support the balcony (above) |
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The existing house had low eaves that cut off the beautiful view. Taller windows and a dormer were added to bring in view and light (above and right). |
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New 2nd floor bedroom (above) This shower features a curbless design, allowing a small bathroom to feel more expansive (left). |
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Stair and balcony details
(above and below)
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Street-side exterior under construction
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Water-side exterior under construction (below)
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