Construction is well underway on a small mudroom addition that I designed for a home on the east side of Madison, Wisconsin. The addition is Phase 1 of a larger project, which will include remodeling of the existing kitchen, bath and bedroom, and conversion of a third bedroom into an office space.
Although the mudroom addition is small, at only 72 square feet, it will have a large impact on circulation into and through the house. Previously, the "family" entry into the house was a door located at the top of the basement stair, with only a 3' x 3' space in which to enter and no place in which to hang coats. The addition provides a sunny 10' x 16' transition space for entry and storage of coats, boots, etc. As part of the project, walls at the top of the basement stair have been shortened to create a more open feel between the kitchen and future office, and make it easier to brings things into and out of the basement.
The general contractor for this project is A-Team Construction Unlimited, Inc. of Madison.
Although the mudroom addition is small, at only 72 square feet, it will have a large impact on circulation into and through the house. Previously, the "family" entry into the house was a door located at the top of the basement stair, with only a 3' x 3' space in which to enter and no place in which to hang coats. The addition provides a sunny 10' x 16' transition space for entry and storage of coats, boots, etc. As part of the project, walls at the top of the basement stair have been shortened to create a more open feel between the kitchen and future office, and make it easier to brings things into and out of the basement.
The general contractor for this project is A-Team Construction Unlimited, Inc. of Madison.
BEFORE
FROST WALLS
EXTERIOR FRAMING
INTERIOR FRAMING
TONGUE-AND-GROOVE VAULTED CEILING
WALLS OF BASEMENT STAIR OPENED UP FOR BETTER FLOW
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