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Washington, DC Home Additions
An addition can be anything from a small bump-out, to a single or multiple-level structure on a single-family home, or even a pop-up third-story addition on a rowhouse.
With every project that we do, our architects and designers aspire to create an addition that seamlessly blends with the existing house and site, and will happily advise you on the ideal square footage to fulfill your needs. Our team takes advantage of building new walls to improve insulation and weatherproofing, as well as add natural light and optimize your home's relationship to the surrounding landscape.
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With over 35 years of experience in the Washington, DC market, Landis Architects | Builders offers a comprehensive design-build solution that combines architectural excellence, skilled craftsmanship, and personalized service.
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At Landis we don’t just follow trends, we establish them. Learn more about our Kitchens projects.
Bethesda Blue and White
Bethesda
Project Overview
This 1982 two-story home in Bethesda, Maryland, had a layout that no longer fit how the homeowner lived. We added a second-story primary suite, remodeled the kitchen and powder room, and turned the old first-floor laundry into a wet bar.Our interior design team chose soft blues, warm brass, natural marble and patterned wallpapers to give the house a relaxed, classic look. Now the home has a kitchen built around a statement range, a bar for entertaining, a new primary suite, three refreshed baths and a laundry room upstairs where it’s easier to use.
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Chevy Chase Renewal and Expansion
Chevy Chase
Project Overview
This project added a two-story rear addition to an older home in Chevy Chase, Washington, D.C., near Rock Creek Park, giving the family a new open kitchen and great room on the first floor and a primary suite on the second. Landis worked with the homeowners from initial schematic design through DC permitting and construction to weave the new addition into the existing house so it reads as one continuous home rather than a box bolted onto the back.
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