House Design - 3321 Monument Avenue

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Specifications

Lot:
Approx. .23 acre

House:
First Floor = 2,550 sf
Second Floor = 1,900 sf
Basement = 1,250 sf
Attic = 450 sf
Total = 6,150 sf

Bedrooms: 5 +
Bathrooms: 3.5 finished
+ 2 roughed in

Exterior:
Traditional 3-Coat Stucco
Buckingham Slate Roof
Copper Gutters & Downspouts

Other Features:
Hardwood floors throughout, round Dining Room, two (2) wood/gas burning fireplaces (stone and brick), whirlpool tubs, central vacuum, structured cabling, six (6) sets of french doors, front and rear porches and an inner courtyard.

This house was designed by 3NORTH (formerly bondhugofarley architects) and stands at approx. 6,900 square feet. When completed, it will have two (2) finished floors of approx. 4,450 sq. ft. plus an partially finished attic of approx. 450 sq. ft. and partially finished basement of approx. 1,250 sq. ft. and a 2-car attached garage. The house will be framed with Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF) and the exterior will be stucco with a slate roof and copper gutters & downspouts. Take a look at the specs to the right and below, some of the modeling, renderings and sketches used during the design process including a traditional model of the house, computer modeling and drawings that show insight into some of the design process.

Sketches
Architects Jay Hugo and Patrick Farley used many kinds of sketches, drawings and renderings at various stages in the process to aid in the development of the design of the house, the surroundings and landscape. Here are a few interesting selections:

Traditional Model
3NORTH provided a wonderful traditional model of the house on the actual plans. If one looks closely at the larger pictures, they will notice where the gutters and downspouts will be positioned.

Computer Modeling
3-D computer modeling (exterior and interior) was used during the design process and especially useful in making presentations to various government departments, civic associations and review boards to show massing, scale and appearance of the house.

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