Reduce Reuse Remodel by Renée del Gaudio Architecture
Reduce Reuse Remodel by Renée del Gaudio Architecture
Interior view of Reduce Reuse Remodel by Renée del Gaudio Architecture

Reduce | Reuse | Remodel

Boulder, Colorado

2014

2700sf

Reduce | Reuse | Remodel explores the re-use potential of a typical ranch-style home in Boulder, Colorado. The existing 1950s home has the common defecits of a ranch house – low ceilings, dark spaces and a cramped floor plan. The remodel solves these problems through minimal intervention, abundant daylight, and a transformed floor plan – all on a limited budget.

The existing building is preserved wherever possible. The remodel uses 100% of the original foundations and 80% of the original exterior brick walls. The new design increases the height of the existing walls and window openings, and replaces the roof in order to capture abundant daylight and views. A flowing circulation plan and floor-to-ceiling windows make the house feel expansive and sun-filled.

Publications

  • Featured in 5280 Home magazine view

Awards

  • 2015 AIA Colorado North Merit Award view
Floor plan of Reduce Reuse Remodel by Renée del Gaudio Architecture
Reduce Reuse Remodel by Renée del Gaudio Architecture
Reduce | Reuse | Remodel | Renée del Gaudio Architecture
Reduce | Reuse | Remodel | Renée del Gaudio Architecture
Reduce | Reuse | Remodel | Renée del Gaudio Architecture
Reduce | Reuse | Remodel | Renée del Gaudio Architecture
Reduce Reuse Remodel by Renée del Gaudio Architecture