Vintage Split-level - Total Gut Remodel
March 8th, 2010 in Project Gallery
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New Family Room, Master Bedroom Suite and Rear Deck.
The shed roof over the Family Room ties both sides of the house together with a dramatic gesture.
photo: Kristin Zwiers
Builders: S2 Builders, Seattle, WA
New Family Room Addition
The original house as seen from the backyard - Not too inspiring.
Note Split level - the left side is 4'-0" higher than the right side.
The original rear Elevation
New Addition from a slightly different angle.
Note the Upper floor addition and Kitchen bump out beyond.
photo: Kristin Zwiers
Another View
The new expanded Dining Room, Kitchen and Great Room (Family Room) beyond.
Note pass thru cabinets
photo: Kristin Zwiers
Interior - Dining/Kitchen
The Great Room - a new family room with full vaulted ceiling and plenty of sunlight in rainy Seattle
photo: Kristin Zwiers
The Great Room
New Family Room, Master Bedroom Suite and Rear Deck.
The shed roof over the Family Room ties both sides of the house together with a dramatic gesture.
photo: Kristin Zwiers
Builders: S2 Builders, Seattle, WA
Photo: New Family Room Addition
This vintage 1940's Seattle bungalow had good bones, but not a lot of space...typical for in-city housing. The older newlywed couple wanted a home to compliment their new committment to each other and to provide them with a new kitchen, master bedroom suite/bath and Great room.
The split level nature of the house posed both design challenges and opportunities. The 4'-0" difference from side to side was bridged by a vaulted family room (Great Room). The house was gutted and updated sensitively through-out.
Design or Plan used: My own design -
j ARCHITECTS - aka Jim Rymsza
posted in: Project Gallery, Remodel, bungalow, green, addition, family room, seattle, vintage
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