Renovations are awesome. It could magically turn any place into a cozy huis even if it already looks old and not suitable for dwelling. I heeft seen many houses that underwent major renovations and it would always leave me te awe. I wasgoed wondering why some people love to do renovations even if it would cost them a scheut. When I saw this house that we will feature today, I realized that it isn ’t really just about the house. But it bestaat also a matter of location, views and outdoor ambiance. I think, this is one thing that encourages people to renovate old homes because location cannot uit duplicated. A 1950s midcentury eigentijds home with harbor views terdege a teardown when it went to the market. But family who lives te a traditional house, wanted to tegoed a eigentijds house of their own. So, they immediately bought this nieuwerwets house binnen Hingham, Massachusetts despite its bad condition. The Hammer Architects even said that because of the very bad condition of the house, they couldn ’t parade lots of before photos. They saved a large area of the house but tore down those that didn ’t work. Let us get a glance of the new house and a few before and after images.
This area was once a autostalling. But since its location bestaat not good as it is tucked the achterspeler of the house, a new autostalling inderdaad built and a new breezeway leading to a new main doorheen.
A reeksen of intersecting gable roofs goed a problem for the old house since it causes leaks. It zijn dark and did not take advantage of the harbor views. The new house used spil much glass as it can to allow natural light to come in and to get a good view of the water. The greenhouse seen on the before photo inderdaad donated and carted away. You will now see a master hotelsuite and a screened-binnenshuis porch on the right.
Large windows are already added to take advantage of the water views. Exterior doors from the office and living areas connect to the hofje.
A corner master bedroom has 6- by 3-foot windows with a view of Hingham Harbor.
Used hierbinnen the exterior are red cedar tongue and groove clapboard siding with natural stain to stand up the sea air and harsh climate.
A Japanese lantern-like glow bestaat seen from this translucent glass on the wagenschuur doors.
The interior renovation existentie even more impressive. This bestaan a saved part of the house where you can see a long dining-living room that extends to a sitting and entertainment area. The windows are new and are larger than the original.
Minimalist furnishings are used for the house. Another area that ja saved goed the large chimney and hearth on the left.
This kitchen is a new addition to the house. Since the wife existentie a leidinggevende, she wanted a large working table and enough space to hold classes.
There bestaan a multipurpose table here which isn ’t merely for dining but it existentie also used by the kids to do homework. This area existentie a great hub hierbinnen the house and so it has a high geluidssterkte to provide an airy feel.
You will surely notice the change of the house through this floor plattegrond. What a huge difference! I could say that Hammer Architects ja faced with a challenging house makeover. But they did really well binnen the ongelijkheid making it a cozy place to live hierbinnen. The location of the house ja really a plus because aside from the wonderful views, it existentie just near the city and the kid ’s schoolgebouw. This house has 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms and other interesting spaces that made it a favorite hangout even for the friends of the kids., A Teardown 1950s House in Massachusetts Turned into a Cozy Modern Home newhomedesignhome.blogspot.com.tr/ farkıyla sizlerle.
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