- New Garage
- Sunroom Addition
- Valley Park
- Wildwood Deck
This is to be a replacement of a garage that fronts a back alley. Space within the existing backyard is limited. We first proposed a carport with an enclosed storage area. The thought being that while the car was parked out in front of the house, the carport could be utilized as a shaded picnic or sitting area, thereby increasing usable yard space. | 
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After a review of this the first preliminary design, our client expressed a desire for a more conventual garage design
Construction is expected to begin in a week or so. |  |
October 19
Foundation wall forms are being prepaired for the pouring of concrete.
November 1
Foundation & Conc Floor are in.......
Wall framing is up.......
Roof Sheathed
More Progress.....
Fall 2010
This project was for a family who wanted a " 3 or 4 seasons room " that would match thier existing home.
Existing Conditions At Back Of The House
First Design
The stonework and siding pattern were chosen to match the appearance of the front of the house.
Second Design
In this design a differnt type of roof construction is utilizied in order to achieve cathedrial ceilings and more glazing in the west wall.
Design 4
What would it look like if we placed a door in the west wall instead of the north wall. The clients were also concerned about how much natoral light would be comming thourgh thier existing kitchen window which is to remain. So we did an interior study rendering.
Design 5
How do we get the most glazing?
Design 6
How do we get more glazing in the side walls?
With this project we worked with Windler Development to create a new office facility for St. Louis Composting. The project is expected to be completed and occupied within two months.
November 2010
An existing deck is decaying and needs to be replaced.
First Design -
We looked at using the existing foundation and posts.
A redesing to dress it up a bit.
After a review with the client it was decided to change the railing type, and revise the support structure.
After a refinement of the stairs......
Final design as submitted for permits......
