This 3D Virtual Walkthrough is from a Takoma Park, Maryland home that we have remodeled. Made with Chief Architect.
A custom screened porch with forest views offers year-round comfort with a Jacuzzi and fireplace, complemented by a nearby deck with integrated grilling for easy outdoor living.
Located in Silver Spring, MD, we've added a shared music room and an in-law suite with a bathroom on the first floor and a master bedroom, bath, and hall bath on the second floor.
A 3D Walkthrough made by The Design Team from DK Contractors. Made with Chief Architect.
Located in Chevy Chase, MD this two-story addition includes a sunroom on the 1st floor and a master suite sitting room on the second floor.
Located in a popular neighborhood in Takoma Park, MD and built in 1932, this small house received a simple second story addition. The addition added two bedrooms and two bathrooms to increase overall living space for the family.
This Takoma Park home was updated to support modern appliances and expanded counter space, along with rebuilding the retaining wall, upgrading the electrical panel, and improving cooling on the upper floor.
We enhanced the home’s entry with a mudroom addition beside the remodeled kitchen and added a bump-out with a window seat to better connect the family room to the backyard, bringing in more natural light.
This project added a screened porch and expanded the kitchen and family room around a central island that strengthens indoor-outdoor flow. Large windows and skylights bring in natural light, while a fireplace, heat lamps, and a ceiling fan ensure year-round comfort.
3D model walk-through based on collected measurements, using Chief Architect design software.
We designed a two-story addition under 400 square feet that added a master suite, guest bedroom with office, and expanded kitchen and dining area, giving the family more space to entertain and grow.
In Takoma Park, we replaced an aging screened porch with a two-story addition featuring a new family room below and a master bath, walk-in closet, and study above.
We built this porch with cedar timbers and Ipe hardwood flooring, incorporating a barrel-vault skylight to preserve natural light in the living room, along with wall sconces, ceiling fans, and an outdoor charging station.
With this video, we would like to show the real impact passive solar design has on buildings. On a very cold January day, it shows how the surfaces of the house are heated by the warmth of the sun, reaching an indoor temperature of 75 degrees. No mechanical heating is used.
This 560-square-foot addition provided a first-floor bathroom, relocated laundry, and an extra bedroom with nearby bath, all finished with energy-efficient fiber cement siding over insulated sheathing.
Traditionally, in Europe shutters were installed for security, noise reduction, insulation, and to protect the windows to extend their lifespan. The main reason why shutters survived throughout history was because they improved the aesthetics of the house.
Zone heating as it's known today, combined with traditional heating methods of the past, can reduce heating costs and improve comfort.
Passive solar design harnesses the sun’s energy to reduce mechanical heating and cooling while improving insulation and ventilation. The result is a more efficient, comfortable home filled with natural light and warmth.
This video is about radiant floor heating. It's not done often, but it will greatly enhance the homeowner's level of comfort and the house's heating efficiency.
This video shows how spray foam insulation is installed and talks about the benefits of spray foam for both the house and the homeowner.
This video shows how to locate the sewer drain pipe for adding a bathroom in the basement or relocating a bathroom or kitchen in the upper floors.
