Just beautiful....very talented crews going the work. Love love the design and the out door pergola. Loved the curved tray ceiling added a lot of depth and character to the room.
Depending where they live that basement alone was $30-50,000. No clue square footage but based off a guess of 2000 sq ft just for room addition and realizing what my parents spent on a top of the line but very small one under 400sq ft was about $50,000. So, that room all done, complete but without furniture was probably upwards of $150,000+, not to mention the additional outside area. I'm guessing a pricey $250,000.00. Especially if in expensive, exclusive area. Plus they had a lot of workers, as well. So much to factor in for a job well done!
I'm getting ready to do a kitchen addition so this video was nice to watch. One thing that made no sense is why didn't they just knock out the whole inner wall? Looked awful with that window looking in. Couldn't tell if they put down how long this project took...
I am confused as to why they dug a pool size hole just to cover it with wood. Couldn’t they just add a cement slap on top of the dirt and build around it.
So first off benefit is so they have access to plumbing and heating from the bottom crawlspace. Otherwise if something happens it's hard to fix the issue. Also heats from the bottom so your floors will be warm to walk on. My whole house is built that way.
Não sei o quanto custa uma casa pronta aí de 145 metros quadrados, mas aqui no Brasil hoje atualizado pelo câmbio dólar, está em torno de 50,000,00 dólares, isso já pronta para morar.
My fiance and I are about to drop $300K into my 1950's, 875 sqft small home. I'm in the Washington, DC area and I'm sitting on an an excellent location. We'd have to move 50 miles away to afford something new. We can't afford to buy a new home here, so I'll be remodeling my parents home. Expanding the footprint, adding a second level, gutting the first level to include an open floor plan, kitchen, laundry, 4 bedroom and 3.5 bathroom, adding a master bed and bath and a first floor master suite for my aging parent. Homes in my immediate area are running $429K for less than 2,000 sqft, if you want a 4 bed, 2 bath, prices are in the $600K range easily. We commute 30 minutes each way in traffic. I don't want to drive 4 hours round trip each day to afford a cheaper home in the $400K range. My current mortgage is $1300 in the small house, it will more than likely go up to $2700 a month with the remodel. Average apartment rentals in the area run $1700 - $3000 easily. Average mortgages in the area are $3000 - $6000K a month. Do you think I'm making a right decision to remodel my parents older home or is there a better solution for the area I live in? I welcome any thoughts.
Looks likes it's just tacked onto the original house doesn't really flow right design wise from the outside that's my biggest pet peeve when house additions don't flow with the rest of the house
Why would you hate on someone for being successful? If your jealous, go work harder for yourself and do something! If not, continue being lazy and have nothing. Easy.
High quality great build, terrible architectural design. The original house is ugly terrible barn look. The pitch of the addition and the style doesn't match the house at all. The owners should have moved and built a new house. This edition cost well over $100,000 why not put that into a new house.
As someone about to go through a new home addition.. The homes in my area for a 4 bed 2 bath home start at 400k... I currently own a 3bed 2 bath with a 150k mortgage. Financially an addition works best for us.
Кухня летняя. Капитальности 0. Из говна и палок. Только зачем такой фундамент было делать, он не нагружен. Вес конструкции минимальный. Достаточно и мелкозаглубленной ленты. А под полом летней кухни так эта фундаментная ванна и осталась? Без ничего? Пол этой беседки от холода ванны не отекли тоже? Бассейн под полом будет. Холод. Сгниют доски. Хотя... Если климат позволяет, можно и такие говностроения делать. А можно ещё дешевле-пленку на каркас натянуть и норм.
Design flaw. The roofline on the far side of the addition drops down toward the exterior door hut, so that two slopes run into each other. They apparently wanted you to forget the little hut on the far side. Probably looks shit.
