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A backyard tiny house, or any other small dwelling on the same property as a single family house.
Perfect spot for your in-laws.
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The plan submitted to the Department of Buildings when a project impacts public space.
If you want to expand, you will need this.
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A carrier toilet mounts to the wall as opposed to the floor.
This is perfect for germaphobes.
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A single source for design and construction expertise.
This can really speed up your project.
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This grout is waterproof and free of concrete, great for shower and bathroom tiling!
Use this to avoid grout staining.
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A flat fee has less variables than an hourly or % of construction model.
This is great for decisive people.
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An engineer that deals with the structure and content of the soil underneath your project.
You will need this if you want to build an addition
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Plumbing equipment used to absorb the shock when water flowing in a pipe suddenly stops.
If you hear pipes banging, then your plumber forgot to add this.
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Prevents heat loss through doors and windows.
Keeps you cozy all year round.
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Wood or metal structures that support floors.
These can be either concealed or visible.
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A few inches at the bottom for your cabinet to allow space for your feet.
Something you never knew you needed, but definitely couldn’t live without.
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A long, flat drain that ensures water leaves the shower or tub efficiently.
Clean aesthetic AND functional.
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A style of tiling that includes different sizes and colors of tile to create beautiful masterpieces.
Think dramatic.
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This marble is a high quality, black limestone hailing from northern Spain.
It sets the mood in any space.
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A program that allows dtls.Architecture to share our designs and experience to spur innovation. People can work independently or with us to rebuild, modify, or create designs to continue the legacy of the case study movement.
Learn more about Open Source!
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A common dividing wall that is shared between two properties.
Remember to insulate your side, so can’t hear the neighbor’s party through the wall.
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Sound reducing drywall offers outstanding acoustic performance without sacrificing valuable floor space.
A must have for noisy city living.
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The stage of a construction project when the various mechanical, electrical, and plumbing lines are installed within the walls.
Next up, closing the walls!
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Protect tile edges from cracking and chipping so you can skip the caulking and keep a smooth transition between floor and wall coverings.
If you want crisp edges, you will need these.
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Heated to create a stronger and safer glass.
Tough to break and well worth the cost.
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The sink is level with the bottom of the countertop as opposed to sitting above the countertop.
Definitely a cleaner look.
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Thin slices of wood that make up paneling on doors, floors, and parts of furniture.
You have infinite options for this to design your spaces.
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A traditional design technique uses decorative boards or moldings on walls to give an elegant and detailed finish.
You’ve seen it before - now you know what it was called!
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Fire resistant wall material.
This is always a good thing.
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When two waste lines combine, you will need one of these.
Always be conscious of the drain angles and avoid bends too.
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A document filed with the department of building regarding any changes to zoning within a lot.
This is essential for any changes in the building massing.