LIVING ROOM
BEDROOM
BATH
KITCHEN
W.I.C.
ENTRY
GAME ROOM
MASTER BEDROOM
MASTER W.I.C.
MASTER BATH
COVERED PARKING
FRONT STOOP
UTILITY
HALL
KITCHEN DINING AREA
FOYER
LIVING AREA
SCREEN PORCH
REAR DECK
STAIR
UP
UP
UP
UP
UP
PANT.
PWDR.
EQUIP.
TOOL STORAGE
HALL
TOILET
ALCOVE
ELEV.
UP
M A I N L E V E L F L O O R P L A N
HIS STUDY
BATH
HALL
HER ART STUDIO
BEDROOM
W.I.C.
DN
ELEV.
STAIR
U P P E R L E V E L F L O O R P L A N
STORAGE
A staggered plan approach to the house provides
two sides of views to many of the primary rooms.
The final touch was adding a 20- by 20-ft. octagon
deck at the outermost point of the lot to give 250
degrees of lake visibility.
which is when we decided to add octagon deck on the
very end." Te 20- by 20-ft. deck provides approximately
250 degrees of visibility.
Both owners wanted to maximize the glass, thereby
introducing more natural light and ofering more views.
Te husband, a recently retired professional, had occupied
an ofce with many windows and liked to see outside.
"We created his ofce on the upper level, and it has the
main view going out the end of the house," Chapman says.
Tat area of window is designed in a six-piece diamond
pattern, which is repeated on three sides of the home and,
on a smaller scale, on the front door.
South Carolina's hot summer temperatures meant
heat control became a consideration for this southeast-
ern exposure house. Te living room area is accessed by
a set of doors Chapman recessed by about 5 ft. so they're
under cover. "Te rest of the glass in the living and din-
ing room is under a screen porch," he says. "We used
Andersen's E-series windows and doors with special glass
and then put a Vista flm on the inside to reduce refec-
tion. Tey also have automated solar shades on all of the
lower windows that can be opened or closed a quarter or
halfway, which helps maintain the view while ofering
more sun protection."
PROJECTS: Design Solutions
26 April 2016 QR QualifiedRemodeler.com