Plan a home addition, renovation or custom design around how you want to live. Explore the existing house, the site and your priorities together.
Start with what your current home cannot do. Reworking an existing layout may solve a circulation problem; an addition may address a need for more space. A new home raises a different set of site, scope and construction questions.
Compare the options against the building’s condition, your priorities, available budget and likely disruption. A feasibility discussion can help identify what needs investigation before you choose.
Discuss This ServiceThat requires a property-specific assessment. The existing structure, stairs, roof, proposed layout and applicable development limits all affect the options. A project team may need structural engineering input before a direction can be confirmed.
Cape Cod to Cape Anne created three bedrooms and a bathroom through a second-floor expansion using a gambrel roof form. It is an example of a design solution, not a determination of what another house can support.
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Consider the connection as carefully as the new room. Floor levels, circulation, rooflines and materials influence whether old and new spaces work together.
Farmhouse Addition expanded the kitchen, connected it to a new mudroom and garage, and created a brighter link to the existing family room. A second-floor primary suite with a full bathroom was also integrated into the project.
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