The Estancia residence remodel was a two phase project which involved the expanding of a rooftop terrace space to allow for users to occupy the space with a new and expanded live load and dead load. The project required demising an existing pony wall that prevented using the space, expanding the existing square footage by…
Before remodel, pony wall prohibited the use of the rooftop balcony space.
The Estancia residence remodel was a two phase project which involved the expanding of a rooftop terrace space to allow for users to occupy the space with a new and expanded live load and dead load. The project required demising an existing pony wall that prevented using the space, expanding the existing square footage by making the TJI structure more robust, installing a code compliant hand rail, installing new roof drains, and adding additional ambient lighting to provide some downlight.
After handrail, drains, and epoxy coating.
Space that was closed off to access before the remodel.
Addition of patio furniture and heater to create an inviting space.
The second phase of the project was the master bathroom remodel. The owner of the residence felt the bathroom was unpractical and offered very little in terms of amenities and storage space. The job entailed fully demising all the existing floor surface, sink surfaces, washer/dryer space, and shower wall curve. The new job included a large increase in storage space, with two sink bathroom vanities, a spacious powder area, an enclosed shower area and a coffee/refrigerator station behind.
The limited amount of storage in the medicine cabinets and on the sink lavatory required the user to store other appliances in the closet.
The new space allowed for a great increase in storage space, sinktop space, increase in mirror surface area, and a more widely dispersed lighting layout.
Finished space opened up the shower area to allow more natural light from a window inside that had previously been blocked by a snail shower wall.
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