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Beautiful Cathedral stair-entry.
Living spaces, not including porches and garage, 2,753 sq ft. Careful consideration
given to exterior use of materials. Interesting traditional detailing with
a European flair. |
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Log elements, small footprint but
with loads of living space. Total living area 3,338 sq ft excluding large
(3) car carport. Glassed-in hot tub area. Very intimate and interesting
spaces. Log stairs and railings are something to behold. |
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Very open floor plan, large great
room, exposed beams, loads of glass facing mountain views. Interesting interior
color scheme. Exterior details suggests Arts and Crafts style. 2,080 sq
ft living area. Garage in basement which makes for easy access to kitchen. |
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Lot's of living space with a cathedral
entry and great room 3,335 sq ft seems even bigger with all the open areas.
This is a house for entertaining. There is a (2) car attached garage and
storage space. The lower level consists of game room, guest bedroom with
bath; a room for fire wood storage and a drive in area for a small tractor
and lawn equipment. |
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The plan done by a Design Service
had a complex and costly roof system. The design was referred to me by the
builder for a complete re-design (this without changes to the floor plan
as per owner's wishes). The result is a simple cost effective 2,092 sq ft
contemporary home. |
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This is the fourth residence designed
for myself. It has 1,096 sq ft. It was designed as a low budget, very easy
to maintain small home. The design utilizes many space-saving methods. The
floor plan is functional and works well going from space to space. Several
innovative ideas were incorporated into the design. Because of a feature
in the October 2001 issue of "Log Home Living" magazine
I was commissioned to use the same plan for homes in New York, Michigan,
Maine and Canada. |
