Remove the gable roof and construct a hip roof, flat roof, or shed roof

  • Erstellt am 2022-01-13 23:11:19

zizou89

2022-01-14 12:01:54
  • #1
The extension should be built to the right of the house. Size 4 x 8.5m. On the floor plan, basically the right part where the dining room and kitchen are.

Light gray are the current walls that would need to be removed.

Light red are walls that would need to be newly built.
 

11ant

2022-01-14 12:32:59
  • #2

Follow the quotes in post #2 and you will get to the other threads about the object.

Yes, that would be the most elegant. A dormer starting from the "daughter" room, then carry the roof profile including the dormer 1:1 into the extension and also end the dormer there a good way before the verge.

I repeat: SACRILEGE !!!

Only paint over individual bricks (virtually as "pixels") matching the (for example gray) bricks of the extension.

You don’t have to make it expensive, but you can also follow my advice.

And get used to — also for the benefit of your own imagination — finally stop drawing the old outer (and future inner) wall so thin in the remodeling plans!
 

zizou89

2022-01-14 12:38:13
  • #3


Yes, the idea with the dormer sounds great, thanks!!!

How can I imagine the individual pixels?

Haha, I’m already glad that I managed to make such a drawing :D Art grade 5+ in high school :D, you have to manage that first!
 

11ant

2022-01-14 13:11:33
  • #4
I actually already suggested that in post #2, just not so classic then. By painting individual bricks with clean edges taped off neatly with painter’s tape (a little bit over the joint, I can show you the detail), you choose the color tone based on the bricks of the extension. And then basically like a normal "color gradient." I would first blend irregularly and then "mist" "splashes" in the form of individual brick pixels. If you like, you can repeat this on the entrance gable, for example at the corners. Looks smart, costs little. You don’t always have to make a fuss, you never have to worry about a too shallow reach into your pocket when building, the money somehow just flows away :)
 

Nida35a

2022-01-14 13:27:16
  • #5

From the picture, the extension makes sense and results in a new house,
but removing the old load-bearing wall on the right seems questionable to me and I would rather see a wide passage.
 

11ant

2022-01-14 13:37:30
  • #6
I would escalate that to "excessively uneconomical," but I believe in the good in people ;-) and therefore in a mistaken impression due to poor drawing skills.
 

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