For those in the process of kitchen and bathroom remodeling and would want something different to add value to their property, then consider adding Sunrooms. They are a great way to enjoy nature in all seasons.

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Annandale, VA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 06/02/2017 -- Changes are good, and for any property as well. It is known changes to one's property can increase its resale value in the future. When looking for something that adds functionality and beauty, go for Sunroom additions. Sunrooms can add beauty to any property other than making the best of available space. Sunrooms not only help homeowners enjoy the sun when it is too hot to sit on the porch, but it will also allow them to enjoy their favorite book with a cup of coffee when there is a downpour outside. It is a cozy retreat on chilly winter evenings and a nice place to host the Christmas family dinner or celebrate any special moment. For special touches such as this, get in touch with Glickman Design Build. The firm came into being in 1975, and since then has been known to build homes for a comfort living.

Home additions serve two purposes. On the one hand they beautify the property by creating a space that one can cherish and put to various use, and on the other hand, they add value to the property. For homeowners with unused space consider turning it into someplace valuable by speaking with the design builders of Glickman Design Build. Their team of design-builders carries out a detailed evaluation of the existing property and use of space and then makes suggestions that go well with the structural layout of one's property.

The addition to one's home needs to be meaningful, and the design builders at Glickman Design Build can take care of that. They would not suggest anything that would look out of place. Rather, they make sure that the addition will make the result meaningful.

Apart from designing Sunrooms, Glickman Design Build also adds decks and does kitchen & bathroom remodeling in Fairfax and Washington D.C.,

Call the experts at 301-444-4663 or visit http://www.glickmandesignbuild.com/ for more details.

About Glickman Design Build A recognized builder that opened their doors in 1975, Glickman Design Build is a premier resource for home remodeling, home renovations, home additions, whole house remodels and design remodeling. In addition to general purpose home remodeling, they also offer custom crafted aging in place, accessible design and mobility solutions.

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Efforts torestore and infuse new life into Rock Island's Hauberg Civic Center have so far focusedon thehistoric mansion andlandscape, but the site also contains acarriage house with four horse stalls, no less.

And now this three-story building that is every bit as big as the mansion itself has been added to the list of projects that the nonprofit Friends of Hauberg Civic Center Foundation is undertaking, said Deb Kuntzi, foundation president.

The group wants to use the first floorfor programs and as a visitor center and gift shop. This would "take some of the pressure off the house," she said. All original features, such as the wood-paneledhorse stallsandwall-mounted oats cleanerwould stay.

The 2,600-square-foot second-floor apartment would once again be rented as a source of revenue.

Another new development in the overall Hauberg site restoration has been an agreement with urban farm grocer Chad Summers of East Moline to operate a Sprouting Minds vegetable-growing program on theterraced gardens behind the mansion.

Under that program, school children would come to the site in spring, summer and fall to grow and harvest produce, with the food donated to area food pantries. This would be a "win-win for everybody," as Kuntzi said, because an overgrown area of the landscapewould be cleared, children would get hands-on learning and needy people would get fresh food. Summers said it would take about a year to get this program going.

Meanwhile, the Friends group has been working in partnership with the city to marketthemansion for weddings, showers and similar events, and "May and June have been completely booked," Kuntzi said.

John Gripp, director of the city's parks and recreation department, concurred.

"Theactivity and interest at Hauberg has significantly increased,"he wrote in an email.

"Theefforts made by the Friends andthe projects they have completed have really elevated the appeal of the facility," he wrote. "The Friends have really bridged the parks and recreation department's funding gap. This has been a huge success and demonstrates how important partnerships are to the department."

All these changes areamongmany initiatives that have been undertaken bythe Friends group in the15 months since theRock Island City Council decidedagainst sellingthe property.

The council had considered a sale because thebuildings and grounds, donated to the city in the 1950s by the heirs of John and Susanne Denkmann Hauberg,needed repairs and maintenance that the city could no longer afford.

In addition to efforts noted above, other improvements also have been accomplished.

Aboutone-fourth of the front of the mansion has been painted, a plan has been developed to restore the home's 112 stained glass windows, all carpets have been removed from the house and much undesirable brush has been removed from the grounds, originally designed by noted landscape architect Jens Jensen.

All told, about $10,000 in privately raisedmoney has been spent on the house, with much more contributed through in-kind donations of labor, Kuntzi said.

What it will take torefurbishthe carriage house for its new uses isbeing worked on by Rock Island architect Lo Milani, who is making drawings and cost estimates, she said. Then the group would apply for grants to pay for it.

Many people who have visited the Hauberg site may not have paid much attention to the carriage house. In addition to being as large as the mansion itself, it is built in the same style and with the same type of construction, including masonary walls and floors and exterior brick and wood timbering.

The first floor contains four horse stalls,storagespace forcarriages and automobiles and a wood-working area.

The stables, built at the same time as the mansionaround 1910,probably weren't used very long, as the Haubergs transitioned quickly over to cars, said Gene Zwiefel, a member of the Friends group.

The second floor apartmentwas rented as recently as 2014, but will need to be spruced up, Kuntzi said. Among its old-time features are maple floors, Douglas fir woodwork, a soapstone sink in the laundry,aclaw-foot tub in the bathroom and a sleeping porch.

The kitchen has been updated, but Kuntzi would like to "down-date" it by reinstalling the original white cabinets that are in storage.

The third floor, originally used as living quarters for seasonal help, likely will be used as storage and a place to put the air-conditioning units that will have to be installed in the building, she said.

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Harleysville, PA -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/31/2017 -- Homeowners who have been considering an addition to their home may want to consider adding a sunroom. Gehman Design Remodeling, which also specializes in kitchen remodeling in Lansdale, PA, has built sunrooms of all shapes and sizes to beautify and expand the home. A sunroom is a flexible addition which can be used as a living area, dining room, guest room, home office, and much more. Not only can this room serve multiple functions, but it is cost-effective both to build and maintain.

As the name suggests, sunrooms are ideal for letting in extra sunlight. They offer the perfect retreat for both the summer and the winter months. In the summer, they offer a way to enjoy the scenery while taking refuge from the heat. In the winter, they let homeowners stay warm while soaking up a few rays of sunlight. It is also an excellent place to keep outdoor plants during the cooler months to prevent them from being damaged by the frost. Sunrooms are an attractive addition to any home that, because of their versatility, will increase the home's value.

Since 1990, Gehman Design Remodeling has been providing their customers with beautiful custom renovations for their homes. They pride themselves on treating their customers like they would their own family, providing high-quality home remodeling that is as aesthetically pleasing as it is functional. They are a full-service contractor offering just about anything one could dream up, including a sunroom, kitchen, basement, deck, and bathroom remodeling in the Collegeville area.

Anyone who is interested in adding a sunroom or other addition to their home is encouraged to call the professionals at Gehman Design Remodeling at 215-660-5635 or visit http://www.gehmanremodeling.com/.

About Gehman Design Remodeling Gehman Design Remodeling is a Harleysville, Pennsylvania- based organization providing a wide variety of home design, rebuilding and remodeling services. Aside from redesigning and renovating kitchens and bathrooms, Gehman Design Remodeling also assists with significant structural changes and full additions including additional stories when necessary. Reach them in Southeastern Pennsylvania by phone at 215-660-5635.

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Restored 1941 solar house for sale in Flossmoor Crain's Chicago Business The house has an addition, a sunroom surrounded by windows on three sides designed in the early 1950s by another innovator of the mid-century style, Harry "Deever" Rockwell. His own modernist house, a glass-and-concrete box in Olympia Fields, sold last ... and more »

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Restored 1941 solar Keck house for sale in Flossmoor Crain's Chicago Business The house has an addition, a screened sunroom designed in the early 1950s by another innovator of the mid-century style, Harry "Deever" Rockwell. His own modernist house, a glass-and-concrete box in Olympia Fields, sold last year. IMG-03 - VHT Studios. and more »

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What can I use my sunroom for? There are no limits when it comes to uses for a sunroom addition. Commonly, people take advantage of the plentiful sunlight and use them as informal conservatories or a garden room. If you dont have a green thumb, you might use it as an additional indoor living space to relax and read, or create an indoor-outdoor feeling, like an enclosed patio or porch. You may also want to use the extra space as a playroom for little ones or a hangout for teens. Transform it into a separate dining area if you want to mimick al fresco dining year round. What materials are sunrooms built with? A combination of brick, cement and wood often make up the base, or knee wall, which supports the large windows. Clear insulated glass or storm windows are used for the majority of the walls they allow the maximum amount of sunlight into the space while also trapping heat. With the close relative, screened-in porches, the glass might be replaced with window screens to allow for airflow in warmer climates. Check out plenty of pictures of sunrooms and pay close attention to how they are constructed to draw inspiration for your own.

Roofing on sunroom designs can vary. Depending on the preference of the homeowner, the roof may be consistent with their conventional roofing, or could also be glass/plastic panels that let in lots of light. If youre willing to pay a bit more, these panels are available with coating designed to reflect ultraviolet rays. Flooring in sunrooms was traditionally tiled to deal with possible leaks, but improved building methods allow for all types of flooring to be installed. Browse different style sunroom ideas and see what catches your eye for each aspect of the space, since the material options are pretty wide open.

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HOUSE FEATURE

1918 Cattail Point, Springfield

2-bedroom home has sunroom, porches

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Offering scenic wetland views, this detached condominium at 1918 Cattail Point in Springfield offers many options for entertaining and outdoor living.

The property is listed by Coldwell Banker Heritage Roediger for $186,000.

Combining a spacious interior with the convenience of condo living, the two-bedroom property was built in 2003. Special features include vaulted ceilings, a tray ceiling, neutral paint and carpeting, a covered front porch, two covered patios and an attached, two-car garage. In addition to two bedrooms, there are two full bathrooms.

The home is much larger inside than it appears from the outside. Offering approximately 1,830 square feet of living space, the property has a slab foundation, and a brick-and-vinyl exterior.

Backing up to open wetlands, the home features a sunroom that is lined with windows. This sun room also offers dark wood trim, a ceiling fan and a tray ceiling. An exterior door in the sunroom opens to one of the rear patio.

A covered front porch adds both curb appeal and additional outdoor living space. This porch shelters the front door. The homes main entrance opens to a foyer plus a center hall that leads to the rear of the home.

To the left of the entry foyer is the formal living room, which includes a ceiling fan, neutral paint and carpeting, and a double window.

Featuring an open floor plan, the family room, dining room and kitchen occupy one large space. This area of the home boasts vaulted ceilings, a ceiling fan light fixture and ample space for entertaining. A decorative ledge overhead provides architectural interest as well as space for display.

The kitchen offers an efficient, U-shaped work area as well as a breakfast bar and a plenty of crisp, white cabinetry. The dishwasher, refrigerator, range, washer and dryer are included in the price of the home.

Sliding glass doors near the dining area open to one of the covered patios. The main bedroom features an attached, full bathroom and a walk in closet.

Children in the neighborhood attend school in the Northeastern Local school district.

Springfield

Price: $186,000

Directions: Middle Urbana Road to Willoughby Ave. to Willow Lakes to Cattail Point

Highlights: About 1,830 square feet, 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, covered patios, covered front porch, open concept floor plan

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Jim Roediger

Coldwell Banker Heritage Roediger

(937) 206-1554

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Developing a more satisfying relationship between the house and its setting tends to become more important as owners continue occupying their homes, explains Sonny Nazemian, founder and president of Michael Nash Kitchens and Homes.

Northern Virginians love the temperate climate and rich green surroundings, he added. So finding ways to connect the house with what's just outside your door is a strong local incentive, especially as spring turns into summer.

But homeowner expectation of a better integrated indoor/outdoor scenario is evolving with each season, along with the call for definitive sight lines linking the house to the grounds. Another facet in high demand is pleasant outdoor play zones.

To accommodate, the remodeler's design team constantly assesses emerging building technologies, grading and landscaping practices, code requirements, interior design literature.

We're always adding skills to our repertoire, Nazemian says. Improving on the quality of what we stand for as a company is a continuous motivator for everyone here.

By way of example, Nazemian referenced four recent projects in which the search for an optimal way to marry house and setting entailed exploring skill-sets not typically offered by other remodelers.

Revised rear elevation plus, re-grading makes way for family swim deck

A Great Falls family recently sought an upgraded lower-level for their circa-1980s contemporary. They also wanted an outdoor play area with swimming deck. The home's sloping lot, however, was restrictive.

A rolling hill on the lot's north side dipped at a 35 degree angle under the back deck, making the upper part of the lot half a story higher than the lower-level entrances. Rainwater routinely accumulated on a small ground level patio. Given these issues, the owners had come to think of the backyard as undevelopable.

When owners John and Eula Bonds asked for ideas for a landscape design that would complement the home's modern sensibilities, in fact, sketches from various remodelers failed to recognize some inherent problems.

We knew we wanted a company with an unusual breadth of experience, the homeowner recalls. We went back to our research looking for someone with the right combination of design, construction and engineering capabilities.

Enter, Sonny Nazemian.

The home's contemporary design inspired us to explore a more geometrical landscaping plan, Nazemian says. I started with circular mid-yard decking that would physically support the jacuzzi and endless pool. The idea was to present a visual pattern that would catch the eye from several vantage points along the rear elevation.

Part of this entailed replacing the existing deck with a 14'-by-15' veranda suitable for outdoor dining. But the solution included adding a personal catwalk that extends along the rear elevation to the master bedroom suite which has been retrofitted with a double slider.

The changes allow the Bonds to easily transition from bedroom to pool to patio even on the spur of the moment after dark.

My wife and I smile everyday when we open the slider and take in the view, Bond says. It's been great for the whole family and Eula and I enjoy it every day, since it has been designed with our convenience in mind.

In addition to the swim deck, the Michael Nash team introduced a flagstone patio that links the lower level rooms to the sun exposed upper deck. A stone and flagstone circulation plan that connects patio and decking makes it easy to segue from snack-time to pool to dinner and back.

Post lights, puck lights below stair risers and accent landscape lighting make gatherings after dark safe, feasible and lovely to behold

Sunroom segues to outdoor spaces

The far-reaching scope to a Michael Nash indoor-outdoor solution in Fairfax includes a hexagonal-shaped sunroom, extensive decking, a ground-level patio and an upper deck off the master bedroom.

For Sanjay and Deepika Sardana, who have occupied the house for 14 years, the achievement here is how well the new sunroom addresses their requirements regarding views, available light and interior design.

Our house backs up into a lovely wooded setting, so the lack of views from the rear was a wasted opportunity, Sanjay recalls. We could see how new square footage might address these problems, but didn't know what was feasible.

A chance encounter with Nazemian, however, unleashed a creative process which soon resulted in several design innovations.

A Trex-surfaced decking system now accommodates traffic from the old family room and the new sun room.

Eye-catching designs on the 22'-by-19' surface are elaborated in contrasting beige and redwood slats installed in alternating diagonal and parallel lines. Meanwhile a flared, three-way staircase connects the deck to a ground-level flagstone patio.

Above the sunroom, a second-level master bedroom balcony was also critical. Custom-designed benches and planters are used on both levels to define traffic and gathering zones.

Of course, nothing gets built in Fairfax County that's not in strict building code compliance.

The backyard was mostly fill dirt, which lacked the density needed to support a structure of this size, Nazemian recalls.

Following soil tests, the project team realized they would need to excavate nine feet to properly secure the sprawling addition. Since a traditional basement would be cost-prohibitive, Nazemian employed footings linked to a retaining wall built at the far end of the new footprint. The plan saved 40 percent on the cost of adding a full basement.

Other engineering feats are, likewise, deftly executed. A horizontal I-beam mounted on vertical supports and concealed in the sunroom walls provides the undergirding needed for the master bedroom balcony. The ceiling's slope even allows rainwater drainage.

The 12'-by-20' flagstone patio, while flat to the ground, is secured by a concrete foundation.

More importantly, the upper deck fulfills a long unrequited owner vision.

It's very private, Sanjay notes. My wife and I can sit quietly and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea, or even practice yoga. The kids love it, too. The open air and beautiful view bring a great new pleasure into our lives.

Architectural context matters

It's always important to find an architectural context that reconciles the style of the existing house with new indoor/outdoor components, Nazemian says. We have found there's very broad interest in this approach to remodeling, especially in the close-in neighborhoods.

The program for a McLean family home, for instance, called for two separate additions on the rear of the house. The new construction would be incorporated into a whole house remodel that would include a new front facade and new siding to the entire exterior.

The two-level addition in the middle of the rear elevation would house a first-floor kitchen/family room suite integrated with the existing kitchen's footprint as well as a second-level master bedroom suite with spa bath and walk-in closets.

A smaller, one-level hyphen linking the garage and kitchen was designed to accommodate a mudroom and added storage as well as a new powder room.

A small grilling deck accessible from the kitchen segues to a screen porch built on a side elevation. The porch is also linked to the formal dining room via a side door.

Outside, old siding has been replaced with Hardie plank, trim, and fascia board; windows, gutters, roof and downspouts are also new.

New exterior windows in varied shapes and sizes enhance visual interest and curb appeal.

The front door is now framed by an arched portico with square columns; a new flagstone walkway links the front door to the driveway.

We try to find budget-sensitive ways to help owners with school-age children stay in a neighborhood where they've established their roots, Nazemian says. In this case, we enhanced the charm of the original house, but it is also much more functional and presentable. That's the outcome we seek.

Finding room for a stone patio and dining deck

On a similar note, Omar Dajani and family had outgrown their Fairfax home after 14 years of occupancy. Given the challenges of a narrow stem pipe lot and a rear elevation five feet above-grade, a space enlargement integrated with outdoor entertainment zones seemed unlikely. Nonetheless, Dajani asked Sonny Nazemian for an assessment.

The first problem was that the home's rear elevation was also a bearing wall that supported the second floor. To make sense of any expansion, designers would have to insinuate a structural support beam balanced on vertical supports between the first and second floor, and open up the rear elevation.

To properly apportion a new open living area, two vertical support beams cased in decorative molding now frame a four-stool dining counter situated between the working kitchen and the new sunroom/breakfast area.

Meanwhile, with double French doors on opposite elevations, the addition offers direct access to a pair of well-articulated outdoor components: a dining deck on the north side and a flagstone patio with water feature to the south.

Outside, two very different gathering spaces elevate the project's functionality and beauty. A dining deck on the west-side of the new rear elevation provides the family with a convenient everyday spot for supping together while enjoying the breeze and leafy views. A stonework patio on the opposite side of the new addition features a working fountain with tile-topped circular benches and an outdoor kitchen complete with gas grill.

My family loves these improvements, Dajani says. There's an abundance of private places to sit quietly, but it's also a very dynamic environment for playing together. And we are particularly pleased that we got a beautiful new home without moving.

For information, call (703) 641-9800 or visit MichaelNashKitchens.com

John Byrd has been writing about home improvement for 30 years. He can be reached at (703) 715-8006, http://www.HomeFrontsNews.com or byrdmatx@gmail.com

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PLATTSBURGH Lake Forest Senior Living Community has approval to build five new duplexes.

The new units are to be constructed on a 3.3-acre lot on the east side of Nevada Oval, near the other nine duplexes owned by Lake Forest.

Lake Forest Executive Director Kevin Defayette was pleased with the City of Plattsburgh Planning Board's approval of the plans this week.

They can now move forward to finalize specifications so the project can go out to bid in the next few weeks, he said.

The overall construction timetable will depend on the availability and schedule of the firm that is awarded the contract.

"We're still shooting to begin (construction) by the end of spring or the beginning of summer," Defayette said.

LONG WAIT

The Lake Forest Board of Directors decided to pursue the project due to demand for duplex housing.

A six-to-seven-year wait exists now, as Lake Forest only has nine such units.

"We're trying to minimize that as much as we can so people can enjoy the lifestyle they've been waiting for, without having to wait longer than they need to," Defayette said.

That demand comes at least partly from the amenities available, such as access to shopping and to recreation, including Lake Champlain, the nearby bike path and city recreation center.

"It really is a great location,"Defayette said. "The founding fathers really knew what they were doing when they chose it."

TWO OPTIONS

The buildings would be similar to the neighboring units. Two floor plans are offered, each with two bedrooms and two baths in the duplex units.

One layout calls for about 1,112 square feet of living space per unit, while the second would have about 1,505 square feet, due to the addition of a sunroom.

Both layouts include an attached garage in the center of each building, at the eastern end of the driveway.

The duplexes would be served by city water, wastewater and electric connections.

CHANGES MADE

Project Engineer Michael Coon of Architecture and Engineering Design Associates said they were able to address the issues that came up during a preliminary-plan review last month.

The plans were shifted to eliminate the need for split driveways for two of the duplexes, which had been caused by the presence of utility poles.

The applicant also agreed to install sidewalks on the eastern side of Nevada Oval, along with a striped crosswalk to connect to sidewalks on New Hampshire Road to the west.

The Planning Board requested, and the applicant agreed to a 2-degree pitch to the section of driveway to the road to prevent stormwater from flowing onto the properties during heavy rain.

Defayette said AEDA did a great job in the lead role on this project

"We're very happy with their work."

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aleph-bau, a practice led by iranian-canadian architect delnaz yekrangian, has overhauled a 19th century rowhouse in torontos summerhill neighborhood. from street level, twelve tacoma retains a somewhat subdued appearance. the brick faade has been painted a uniform white, while the form of the vernacular front porch has been reinterpreted with updated materials.

all images tom arban (unless otherwise stated)

aleph-baus design notably includes a new rooftop structure clad with corrugated aluminum. while out of sight from the passing street, the full appearance of the volume becomes visible from the laneway at the rear of the property. a steel construction helps support the third-floor addition without burdening the party walls. the unusual shape of the new structure, and its adjoining roof terrace, is defined by the citys strict zoning and code regulations.

a new rooftop structure is clad with corrugated aluminum

the newly constructed storey contains sleeping quarters in addition to a library. below, the homes master bedroom adjoins a walk-in closet and a bathroom fitted with a wall of plants. an external balcony replaces a previously existing bedroom offering views of the garden at the rear of the plot. primary living accommodation is found at ground level with the houses entrance leading directly into the kitchen and dining area. the lounge adjoins a garden, which feels larger due to the removal of a previously existing sunroom.

the unusual shape of the design is defined by the citys zoning regulations

the staircase, which has been re-positioned at the center of the dwelling, leads below ground to a basement that contains an entertainment room conceived as a personal amphitheater, as well as an additional bedroom. the scheme presents restrained interiors throughout, with a focus on maintaining an organized and uncluttered aesthetic. modular sliding storage units have been used in both the front hall and the bedrooms.

the full appearance of the volume becomes visible from the laneway at the rear of the property

the master bathroom is fitted with a wall of plants

the scheme presents restrained, uniform interiors throughout

perforated screens have been used to ensure both daylight and privacy

primary living accommodation is found at ground level

an entertainment room has been conceived as a personal amphitheater

the homes brick faade has been painted white

the 19th century rowhouse is located in torontos summerhill neighborhood image kunaal mohan (also main image)

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name: twelve tacoma location: 12 tacoma avenue, toronto, canada) client: private architect: aleph-bau (delnaz yekrangian) design team: gina gallaugher, golara jalalpour, joseph mcburney, so tadachi, fabiana todescan, leila sadri, kazem yekrangian design: 2013 completion: 2016 GFA: 114 sqm (1.223 sqf) structural engineer: blackwell photography: tom arban, kunaal mohan (drone photography)

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