Additions

Challenged with a tiny lot and a tight budget, a small house rises to the occasion

With the right support, foundation-free additions can make a big impact by Debra Judge Silber

Every kitchen or bath remodeling project starts out with a bunch of "What if?" questions. Sooner or later, the "What if we enlarged it?" question lands on the table. by Charles Miller

The phrase "flipping a house" means something entirely different to one Minnesota architect and his family by Michael Roehr

Even a small addition can make your house live and look its best by Lynn Hopkins

A new family room and master suite, improved entries, and an updated building envelope saved this home from the wrecking ball, again by Michael Klement

In one of the D.C. area’s most desirable neighborhoods, a potential teardown gets reworked for modern living by Brian Pontolilo

Moving the main living spaces into a second-story addition reenergized a house for a family of four by Michael Roehr

Start with a top-down approach, then choose a shape that lands in a good spot by Paul DeGroot

An earnest upside-down saltbox is updated with a gracious entry, a shingled seaside style, and windows toward the ocean by Rob Lambert

A small addition displaces the old kitchen to yield a mudroom, a laundry, a pantry, and a better-flowing first floor by Paulo Vicente

by Ed Cunha

Adding a third floor doesn't always mean on top of the second story by Scott Grice

Tripled in size, this house went from a weekend cottage to a home for four and still fits quietly into its old neighborhood