Features

• Carefully designed structural modifications to allow for “opening” of some living spaces within a well-maintained original Craftsman style home
• Additions designed to expand living areas of house while working within restrictions placed on historic neighborhood, and within proximity of structures listed on National Historic Register
• Well insulated ceilings and exterior walls
• Energy-efficient and well sealed metal-clad wood-framed windows, replacement windows, operating skylights and exterior doors
• Factory-finished, recycled and recyclable, steel roofing system used on all low-pitched roof surfaces
• Stucco exterior wall surfaces to match existing on main floor level and fiber-cement board lap siding to replace similar existing exterior siding on upper level, both for appearance, durability and low-maintenance
• Heating and air-conditioning replaced with new multi-level high-efficiency systems
• Modifications for wheelchair accessibility throughout main floor level