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Thanks to the availability of affordable new materials and cutting- edge technology, architects can now create unique, exciting designs for a range of covered, private, and recreational spaces. And manufacturers are able to provide stylish and eco-friendly constructions, either off-the-shelf or custom- designed. More Space is the ultimate reference for anyone who desires to expand their living space-whether it is to be used for entertaining, a home office, new children, or even quiet contemplation. When land is at a premium, More Space looks upward with new floors, terraces, decks, or roof designs. For underground space, More Space looks down at brilliant cellar and basement renovations as well as more ambitious excavations. For building outward, More Space showcases impressive additions that add much more to a home's value than the cost of construction. Finally, More Space looks around to uncover the hidden living potential of sheds, garages, greenhouses, and other freestanding structures. Filled with fascinating case studies and practical guidance, this stunning guide is a never-ending source of inspiration for homeowners, architects, designers, contractors, and anyone else looking to create their ultimate living space. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

introduction

inspiration

a brief history

letting your imagination go

going up

mezzanine floors

finding space in the attic

a room with a view

head in the clouds

going down

lighten up

clever conversions

digging deeper

going out

the new conservatiory

extended highlights

inside out

far out

summer houses

sheds and huts

tree houses

retreats

now

drawing up your plans

working with an architect

address book

index

acknowledgments

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Book Description

Thanks to the availability of affordable new materials and cutting- edge technology, architects can now create unique, exciting designs for a range of covered, private, and recreational spaces. And manufacturers are able to provide stylish and eco-friendly constructions, either off-the-shelf or custom- designed. More Space is the ultimate reference for anyone who desires to expand their living space-whether it is to be used for entertaining, a home office, new children, or even quiet contemplation. When land is at a premium, More Space looks upward with new floors, terraces, decks, or roof designs. For underground space, More Space looks down at brilliant cellar and basement renovations as well as more ambitious excavations. For building outward, More Space showcases impressive additions that add much more to a home's value than the cost of construction. Finally, More Space looks around to uncover the hidden living potential of sheds, garages, greenhouses, and other freestanding structures. Filled with fascinating case studies and practical guidance, this stunning guide is a never-ending source of inspiration for homeowners, architects, designers, contractors, and anyone else looking to create their ultimate living space.

About the Author

A specialist in architecture and design, Fay Sweet has written several books on interior design including Light: Creative Lighting Solutions Inside & Out. She lives in England.

Synopsis

Contemporary architects, inspired by the presence of affordable and versatile materials and technology, are producing designs for a wide variety of covered, private and recreational spaces. And hot on their heels are the manufacturers with desirable, stylish constructions, whether off-the-shelf or custom designed. Many are easy-build and often eco-friendly. This book aims to inspire anyone who would like to expand their living space: whether to create a conservatory extension or covered roof terrace, convert an existing outhouse or design a freestanding space at the bottom of the garden. This book presents designs, sizes and uses - from the smallest lean-to reading room to an elegant pavilion for special entertaining. It also features detailed case studies and practical guidance on how to work with architects and builders and source materials.

Book Dimension　　　 Width (mm) 242