Bruns Architecture does modern home renovations that will shock and amaze you. The design team turned a half-century tiny rancher into an immaculate dwelling. Named the Midvale Courtyard, the home is located in Madison, Wisconsin.
The architects added 840 square feet to the originally 1,685 square foot house by expanding the entrance, adding a parking area and a second floor with a Master Suite. Other fantastic features are included in the updated version of the home like new insulation, energy efficient mechanical systems and a new roof. The home now has more privacy and beautiful inner courtyards for comfortable outdoor leisure.
With a neutral palette of grays and browns, the home has a very contemporary design. From the inside, the house looks enormous. The interior design makes exceptional use of the space and the decor gives the home a spacious and comfortable atmosphere.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Modern Home Renovations
- The trend of modern home renovations presents opportunities for architects and designers to transform outdated houses into contemporary dwellings.
- Expanded Living Spaces
- Expanding the square footage of existing homes offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for architects to create more functional and comfortable living areas.
- Energy Efficient Upgrades
- The trend of incorporating energy-efficient mechanical systems and insulation into home renovations provides an opportunity for businesses in the construction industry to offer sustainable solutions.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Architecture and Design
- The architecture and design industry can capitalize on the trend of modern home renovations by offering innovative and creative solutions for transforming outdated houses.
- Construction
- The construction industry can seize the opportunity to provide services for expanding living spaces in existing homes, catering to homeowners' increasing desire for larger and more functional houses.
- Energy Efficiency
- The energy efficiency industry can tap into the market of home renovations by offering energy-efficient upgrades such as insulation and mechanical systems that help homeowners reduce their carbon footprint.
