Residential Additions (An Architect's Guide)

Learn the strategies architects use to make extensions to existing structures meaningful, respectful and of their time. Additions fall into one of the three general categories: separate (pavilion-like), horizontal and vertical.
Architecture by: Found Associates, Neely Architecture, Wyant Architecture, AR Design Studio LTD, Wanda Ely, + Kariouk Assoc.
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Please watch: "Making a Site Model - The Outpost Project"
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[@lydon2222]

I found this particularly helpful and hope you do more on the topic. Your vlogs are of a very high quality, sincere thanks.

[@ManuelGarcia-qs1yr]

THIS WON MY SUB. I WILL WATCH ALL OF HIS VIDEOS AND TAKE NOTES, THANK YOU SIR.

[@alvindueck8227]

The suspended floor zones in this last example caught my attention.

[@GhostedStories]

Last one: stunning transformation.

[@raydejesus6230]

Hope you and your family are well. I always look forward to your new content. Your subtle absence has worried me somewhat. Again, hope you and your loved ones are well. Be safe, blessings.

[@GhostedStories]

6:00 maybe it's just me, that's an awesome optical illusion from this angle.

[@pancakepancake9445]

I like the Elvis feels! Lol.

[@retrobass3693]

Nice study

[@mundo31679]

Do you have any references I can read to calculate what the foundation requirements would be for these different types of additions?

[@davidgardner7284]

Thanks!

[@davidgardner7284]

So informative, very good speaking voice. I am planning an addition and this was very informative. Should make a master class instruction if haven't.

[@30by40]

Appreciate your support, David! Glad it helped...