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West Elevation (before);) Click to see a larger image |
West Elevation (after);) Click to see a larger image |
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This home was built in the mid 1900's in the Salt Lake Country Club area. The
construction on the home was double brick with plaster interior walls. The owners
wanted to reuse all of the brick taken down during construction in the areas that
were extended out from the original footprint. The only exterior wall on the front that remained in its' original position was the living room wall located on the left side of the front elevation. The original entry was positioned on a 45 degree angle to the other front walls. This area was brought forward to accommodate a larger and more dramatic entryway. The exterior double brick bearing walls were relieved of their function by placing new wood frame interior bearing walls around the entire perimeter. |
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South Elevation (before);) Click to see a larger image |
South Elevation (after);) Click to see a larger image |
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The "South Elevation (before)" drawing shows the view
from the driveway side of the home. The front of the
home, far left "before" drawing, is the same wall as the
after drawing. From this view, the entry and kitchen
additions becomes more obvious. The kitchen area uses
several above cabinet transom-lite windows. |
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