Custom Homes, Luxury Remodels, and Decks in Sandy, Utah
Sandy has the deepest inventory of large, well-located, structurally sound homes in the south valley, and the largest gap between what those homes are and what they could be.
Salt Lake City, UT
Avenues Addition
Historic Addition
About This Project
A historic addition in the Avenues, where the work is judged by what you cannot see. The new volume is set back and subordinate to the original house, matching roof pitch, eave depth and window proportion so the street elevation still reads as the original period home. Inside, the addition delivers contemporary structure, insulation, mechanical systems and daylight while original details were documented, protected and reinstated.
Project at a Glance
- Location
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Scope
- Historic Addition
- Size
- Timeline
- Notable features
- Historic-sensitive rear addition; Structural underpinning and foundation work; Roofline, eave and window proportion matching
Scope of Work
- ●Historic-sensitive rear addition
- ●Structural underpinning and foundation work
- ●Roofline, eave and window proportion matching
- ●Preservation and reinstatement of original interior detail
- ●Full mechanical, electrical and plumbing upgrade
- ●Insulation and envelope performance improvements
- ●New kitchen and bath within the addition footprint
- ●Municipal review and historic district coordination
"Honoring history while building for the future."
Where We Build: Park City, Alpine, Highland, Draper, Holladay, Salt Lake City, Lehi, Herriman, Heber Valley
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