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We provide specialized architectural design services for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), focusing on smart planning, efficient space use, and timeless design. This page features selected ADU projects, design examples, and helpful insights.
Explore our completed works, read our blogs for design guidance, and find quick answers in the FAQ section. Each ADU design is created to suit your property, lifestyle, and local regulations with a clear, practical approach.
ADU: We provide all kinds of functional spaces.
Basement: A flexible multipurpose area ideal for storage, recreation, home theaters, or future expansion.
Garage: Secure parking space designed for vehicles, tools, and additional storage needs.
Bedrooms: Comfort-focused private rooms designed for rest, privacy, and personalized living.
Guestroom: A welcoming, fully equipped room that ensures comfort and convenience for visiting guests.
Living space: An open, inviting area for relaxation, socializing, and family gatherings.
Studyroom: A quiet, organized workspace tailored for productivity, reading, and remote work.
Entertainment: A dedicated space for movies, gaming, and leisure activities with customizable acoustics and lighting.
Fitness Room: A home gym designed for exercise, wellness, and daily workouts.
Family room: A cozy, informal space for everyday activities, bonding, and entertainment.
 Bathrooms: Functional and stylish hygiene spaces featuring modern fixtures and comfort-driven layouts.
Dining: A warm and elegant space for shared meals, celebrations, and family gatherings.
Kitchen: A fully equipped culinary space designed for efficiency, creativity, and modern cooking needs.
Pantry: Organized storage for groceries, kitchen supplies, and bulk items.
Laundry: A dedicated utility area for washing, drying, and managing household linens.
Stair: Safe, well-designed vertical circulation connecting multiple levels of the home.
Patiotio: An outdoor extension for relaxation, dining, and enjoying fresh air.
Spa: A rejuvenating personal retreat featuring wellness amenities like steam, sauna, or soaking tubs.
Landscape: Thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces that enhance aesthetics, comfort, and connection to nature.
R.C.C. Structure: Design and detailing of all concrete structural elements:
Wood Structure: Structural design services for timber-based projects:
 Foundation: Complete design and detailing of foundation systems suitable for soil type and building load.
Column: Detailed structural engineering for vertical load-bearing elements
Beam: Design and detailing of all beam systems.
 Floor design: Complete structural flooring system design.
Roof design: Structural engineering for all roof types.
Cantilever design: Specialized structural design for cantilevered elements
Budget Planning:
Assistance with preparing an overall project budget and cost control strategy.
Detailed Quantity Take-Offs:
Measurement and calculation of all materials, components, and work items required for the project.
Material Cost Estimation:
Preparation of a material-wise cost list based on current market rates.
 Rate Analysis:
Detailed rate analysis for each item of work as per industry standards.
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Understanding whether the ADU will be used for rental income, housing a family member, or serving as a home office helps shape the design and functionality from the get-go.
We’ll need to confirm local zoning codes and any ADU-specific regulations early on to ensure that your project is feasible and compliant.
Having a clear budget and a desired timeline helps us plan the project phases realistically and avoid surprises down the line.
Knowing your aesthetic preferences and any sustainability features you want—like energy-efficient systems or eco-friendly materials—will guide the design direction right
The timeline can vary, but typically the design phase might take a couple of months, and permitting can add additional time depending on your local jurisdiction. Overall, you might be looking at a few months from start to permit approval.
Key considerations include making the most of limited space, ensuring privacy for both the main house and the ADU, and considering how the ADU will be accessed. We also look at natural light, ventilation, and sustainability options to create a comfortable living space.
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