Deck

Trabajamos con un matrimonio y les realizamos una reforma integral, se tiró toda la tabiquería y se hizo una distribución completamente nueva. El objetivo de nuestros clientes era dar la vuelta a la casa, las zonas más "públicas" (salón, comedor y cocina) estaban abajo y había que pasarlas arriba, y los dormitorios que estaban arriba había que ponerlos abajo. Con una terraza de 70 m2 y otra de 20 m2 había que crear varios ambientes al exterior teniendo en cuenta el clima de Madrid. El edificio cuenta con un sistema de climatización muy poco eficiente al ser todo eléctrico, por lo que se desconectó la casa de la calefacción central y se instaló suelo radiante-refrescante con aerotermia con energía renovable, pasando de una calificación "E", a una "A".

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This project was a 2020 NADRA (North America Deck and Railing Association) big winner – we brought home the GOLD with this one! A little bit about this project: This house has a very high elevation coming from the front of the house and dropping off into the back yard, so we were very intentional in our design to make the space unobtrusive and inviting. We achieved this by tiering the deck so that the circular fire lounge area was lower than the dining area – this softens the high elevation, as well as provides for a cozy and private hangout area. We pulled the skirting down under the fire lounge area, yet on the opposite side, opted for custom columns to give it a stately balcony-like look. The flared stairs provide a grand and inviting entrance from the yard. The kitchen was very important to the homeowners, as they love to entertain. We used natural stone with a leather finished granite. They also wanted us to incorporate an xxl green egg, so we built that into the kitchen as well. The curved dining on the opposite side mimics the curve of the lounge area. We also designed and built a winding pathway from the front of the house, around to the back of the house, with retaining walls that additionally help define the space. If you want your backyard to be the next big winner, call the experts at Deck Remodelers: 973.729.2125. Serving most of NJ, Westchester and Rockland Counties in NY, and Lower Fairfield County, CT.

Taking into account the client’s lifestyle, needs and vision, we presented a contemporary design with an industrial converted-warehouse feel inspired by a photo the clients love. The showpiece is the functioning garage door which separates a 3-season room and open deck. While, officially a 3-season room, additional features were implemented to extend the usability of the space in both hot and cold months. Examples include removable glass and screen panels, power screen at garage door, ceiling fans, a heated tile floor, gas fire pit and a covered grilling station complete with an exterior-grade range hood, gas line and access to both the 3-season room and new mudroom. Photography: John Cole

Chicago RoofDeck + Garden

The homeowners wanted their old wooden deck replaced with a larger deck made of low-maintenance material and able to accommodate their large family. In addition to deck expansion and replacement, Archadeck of Austin replaced the old deck’s three existing pergolas with four new ones. We mounted the new wooden pergolas on 6×6-inch custom-fabricated steel posts with a black finish matching the deck railings. Photos courtesy Archadeck of Austin.

We use deep penetrating oils that are hand rubbed to make our customers IPE decks look like furniture pieces.

Residential deck project using bronze color DesignRail® aluminum railing with horizontal Cablerail infill on interior stairs and exterior deck & stairs. Exterior railings have LED lighting for top rails. Shown: exterior deck at sunset, with close-up of lighting.

TEAM Architect: LDa Architecture & Interiors Interior Designer: LDa Architecture & Interiors Builder: C.H. Newton Builders, Inc. Photographer: Karen Philippe

Whole exterior renovation! Stucco to wood paneling siding, screened porch and deck!

6,800SF new single-family-home in east Lincoln Park. 7 bedrooms, 6.3 bathrooms. Connected, heated 2-1/2-car garage. Available as of September 26, 2016. Reminiscent of the grand limestone townhouses of Astor Street, this 6,800-square-foot home evokes a sense of Chicago history while providing all the conveniences and technologies of the 21st Century. The home features seven bedrooms — four of which have en-suite baths, as well as a recreation floor on the lower level. An expansive great room on the first floor leads to the raised rear yard and outdoor deck complete with outdoor fireplace. At the top, a penthouse observatory leads to a large roof deck with spectacular skyline views. Please contact us to view floor plans. Nathan Kirckman