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Garage House Plans
Organizational and storage solutions determine the quality and relationship of our garage house plans. Garages continue to offer a ready-made presence for essential family living by impacting property value, evaluating the homeowner’s needs, and adding curb appeal.
With a proven track record of society’s consumption and appetite for automobiles, high-end hobbies, and recreational vehicles, the construction of a garage offers a convenient and straightforward solution to the care and protection of these items.
In today’s influential and high-reaching home design requirements, a garage can be as simple as a one-car storage area, a diverse multi-vehicle storage area, or a space designed to include overhead bonus or expansion rooms, including apartments.
Whether the garage is attached, semi-detached, or an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) separate from the family’s living quarters, today’s garage designs offer many valuable options.
Often, modern garages are designed with side or rear-loading entrances allowing for uninterrupted sight lines onto the home’s exterior façade. However, even with a front-accessed garage bay plan, today’s modern architectural standards aim to trim the garage with aesthetically pleasing design features that no longer detract from the home’s exterior curb appeal.