MULLEN
Project Type: New Construction
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PROJECT BACKGROUND & OBJECTIVES
D and J bought a property in the Crestwood neighborhood with dreams of building a net zero home to fit their family's needs. They would like a 3 bedroom 3/3.5 bath home with an office that doubles a guest bedroom when family is in town. The home must accommodate a large kitchen, a walk-in pantry, a dining room for 8-10 people. In addition to main the residence, they would like an ADU. The ADU should be designed with aging in place in mind. It must include a bedroom, bathroom, living space, small kitchen, and washer dryer combo. The master plan should consider covered parking, pool, landscape, covered porch between guest house and main house.
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DESIGN GOALS BY PRIORITY
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The main residence should have 4 bedrooms 3-3.5 bath with an office that doubles as a guest bedroom and ideally be a net zero home.
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Guest House/ ADU should have 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, a small kitchen and living space.
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Covered Parking, does not have to be a garage.
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Site design to include a possible pool location and landscape concept.
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PROJECT DELIVERABLES: WHAT’S IN?
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New residence and ADU with CLT construction.
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New water meter.
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A covered porch that connects the ADU and main house.
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Carport for 1 vehicle in option B
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New driveway and apron.
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OPTIONAL UPGRADES
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Prefinished wood floors for the main house and ADU
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Heated floors in the primary bathroom.
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Remove 15' side yard access to accommodate a larger courtyard in option B.
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Upgrade to metal cladding +/- 85k.
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PROJECT EXCLUSIONS: WHAT'S OUT?
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Solar Panels design and installation
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Pool Management and Construction
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Landscape Design and Construction
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Moontower Design Services
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Consultant Services (structural, geotechnical, mechanical, etc)
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Regulatory Fees (permitting, sidewalk fee in lieu, etc)
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PROJECT CONSTRAINTS:
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CLT construction requires heavy duty machinery and it is ideal to have 15' side yard access for panel installation.
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Current pricing reflects a pier and beam foundation, where the CLT floor panels must be 18" above grade for termite control. This in turn will require step to the house and a longer visitability ramp.
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PROJECT ASSUMPTIONS:
The existing water tap is located on the property line and will need to be relocated.
Waste water line is touching the property line and is not in a CRZ of a protected tree. Therefore, it will not need to be relocated.
Soil is in good condition and will be able to use helical steel piers for the foundation.
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SCOPE ASSUMPTIONS:
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Cork is the exterior finish and insulation for the walls and floor. Wood fiber board to be used at the roof.
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Roof finish is standing seam metal.
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Cabinetry is semi custom paint grade.
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Exterior and interior finishes don't require sealing or paint.
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Entry level triple pane windows.
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Interior walls, floors, and ceiling finish to be CLT.
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Tile installed at shower floors and walls only.
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No base boards needed. Jamb extensions at windows and doors.
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Richlite countertops and backsplashes at the kitchen and bathrooms.
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Assumes standard pre-wire low voltage package for internet, excludes LV lighting package.
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Assumes water filtration system.
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Assumes variable speed forced air ducted mechanical system with ERVs and dehumidifiers.
DESIGN PLAN: