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Circle Drive House
LOCATION: Fort Collins, Colorado
CLIENT: Confidential
SCOPE: Entitlements, schematic design through construction administration
COMPLETION: Fall 2009
“a new design featuring galvalume low-sloped roofs, cedar and natural gray cement stucco”
A second story addition to this 1960's flat-roofed house used the existing rafters for the new floor. The original broad eaves, horizontal lines and brick wainscot were incorporated into a new design featuring galvalume low-sloped roofs, cedar and natural gray cement stucco and enough windows to naturally daylight every space. Ground floor rooms were maintained in-situ but updated and the former garage was converted into a family room (a new garage was added fronting the alley). The original house had single pane windows and NO insulation...we remedied that!