The home is roughly 80 years old and had a strong character to start our design from. The home had been added onto and updated several times previously so we stripped back most of these areas in order to get back to the original house before proceeding. The addition started around the Kitchen, updating and re-organizing this space making a beautiful, simply elegant space that makes a strong statement with its barrel vault ceiling. We opened up the rest of the family living area to the kitchen and pool patio areas, making this space flow considerably better than the original house. The remainder of the house, including attic areas, was updated to be in similar character and style of the new kitchen and living areas. Additional baths were added as well as rooms for future finishing. We added a new attached garage with a covered drive that leads to rear facing garage doors. The addition spaces (including the new garage) also include a full basement underneath for future finishing – this basement connects underground to the original homes basement providing one continuous space. New balconies extend the home’s interior to the quiet, well groomed exterior. The homes additions make this project’s end result look as if it all could have been built in the 1930’s.

Two car garage with carport. This garage has a 8/12 pitch roof for extra storage.

Neil Landino Jr.

4 car garage from exterior. with gray epoxy flooring. high lift garage doors.

Photography: Piston Design

Custom mahogany wood garage doors with custom two tone color.

Matthew Carbone

Charles Davis Smith

Pull up the driveway and safely park your car inside this country-style carport. Steel columns, with stone and cedar bases, hold up the protective roof. The storage space is separated by a sliding barn door. Trellises with climbing ivy are on the outer sides of the storage unit with additional barn doors for convenient access to certain equipment, like the lawn mower. Want to host an outdoor party but want overhead coverage? Move the cars to the driveway and you have your own pavilion for all your outdoor gatherings!

Vivienda unifamiliar aislada situada en Urbanización Garcés en el Rincón de la Victoria (Málaga). El proyecto se desarrolla en una parcela de 1400 m2 con topografía irregular compuesta por dos zonas bien diferenciadas, una superficie plana de 800m2 vinculado al vial de acceso y una superficie de 600 m2 con una inclinación descendiente superior al 50%. Ante esta premisa y bajo un programa de necesidades bien definido se proyecta la vivienda con forma de L perfectamente orientada al Sur-este, centralizando el espacio de la vivienda en el punto central y prolongando la geometría mediante un módulo de baño-barbacoa apergolado y un módulo de aparcamiento descubierto. La distribución de la vivienda se compone de dos zonas diferenciadas, zona de día y zona de noche. Una primera planta, la zona de día, compuesta por un hall de acceso, un armario-vestidor pensado para dejar las pertenencias de invitados o para poder guardar chaquetas y zapatos de diario, un despacho-dormitorio de invitados, un baño, el salón-comedor-cocina como espacio único abierto y una despensa-lavadero con acceso al exterior. En su interior la planta se fisura por una doble altura en el espacio comedor que amplía la estancia y segrega visualmente los diferentes usos. La planta superior, que alberga la zona de descanso, comprende dos dormitorios que comparten la zona vestidor para acceder al baño común y el dormitorio principal en suite, dividiendo el baño y vestidor del espacio reservado para la cama a través de la fisura generada por la doble altura.