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Customize Any Design: Altering Square Footage
One of the most popular aspects of our floor plan gallery is the examples we show of how past clients have altered their designs. For the next few months we will be highlighting some brand new plan examples. We start with four examples of altering an original concept's size. Two illustrate how clients have reduced the overall square footage, and the following two show how additional space was added. |
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This variation of the original Cascade plan dramatically reduced the square footage from 2,675 to 1,406 sq.ft.
Plan Alteration Highlights:
- Reduced square footage by 1,200 sf
- Reduced number of bedrooms
- Carport included in place of a garage
- Added a boat house to the design
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By downsizing the Alderbrook plan from 3,227 to 1,896 sq.ft., this Appalachian style home matches perfectly with the client's lifestyle.
Plan Alteration Highlights:
- Reduced square footage by 1,300 sf
- Eliminated the basement
- Added a garage to the design
- Reconfigured the master bath
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The rustic appeal of handcrafted logs and stone is what drew this client to the original Truckee plan. By working with the slope of their Colorado lot, their designer was able to include a basement which increased the concept's square footage from 1,565 to 3,764 sq.ft.
Plan Alteration Highlights:
- Doubled square footage
- Added theater and game rooms
- Connected a garage with a breezeway
- Included covered outdoor living space
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The Adirondack style of the Caribou design concept has made it a popular plan. This variation of the concept increased the square footage from 2,166 to 2,800 sq.ft.
Plan Alteration Highlights:
- Increased foot print
- Included studio and office space
- Attached garage and wine room
- Extended portico and roundabout
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For more information please email or call us at 800.729.1320 today! |
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