Chic Coop ADU & Green House

Apr 10

A05 | Project Summary

This project is currently going through Phase 3 of our Signature Design Process. Details about this project, photos, and scope of work will be listed shortly.

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280 sq. ft

College View, Denver

PrenValley Builders

2 Years

NAGY Design showcases their tiny home plans in these architectural drawings and schematic design. Architectural designer Rachel Nagy partners with ADU Contractor in building a new home.

ADU | NEW CONSTRUCTION

Signature Design Process

- Site analysis
- Existing conditions
- Budgeting
- Code review
- Contractor interviews negotiation
- Basic design concept generation
- 1-2 Iterations on a theme design evolution
- Plan approval to move forward to construction documents
- Detailed drawings
- 1 Major edit allowed
- Finish selection
- Permit comments
- Minimum of 3-5 site visits during construction
- Ensure the follow-through of the original design intent

Architectural designer Rachel Nagy partners with ADU Contractor in building a new home. NAGY Design showcases their ADU Homes in this schematic design.

Residential architect Rachel Nagy partners with expert home builders in building a new home. This schematic design is for a backyard ADU.

This schematic design, by NAGY Design, is for a backyard ADU. Residential architect Rachel Nagy partners with expert home builders in building a new home.

Architectural Services

New Construction

One Story ADU house

More details coming soon

ADU | NEW CONSTRUCTION

Common Questions

Zoning regulations and permitting requirements for building an ADU in Denver, Colorado, typically include restrictions on size, setbacks, height, and parking. Permits are usually required from the city's planning department, and compliance with building codes is essential.
The costs associated with constructing an ADU in Denver vary depending on factors such as size, materials, labor rates, and site conditions. On average, homeowners can expect to spend between $100,000 and $300,000 for a detached ADU, including permits and construction.
Denver may have specific design guidelines or architectural styles that homeowners need to follow when building an ADU. These guidelines often focus on ensuring compatibility with the existing neighborhood character, including factors such as building materials, roof pitch, and exterior finishes.
Adding an ADU can impact property taxes and home insurance rates in Denver. The increase in property value due to the addition of an ADU may result in higher property taxes. Homeowners should also notify their insurance provider about the addition of an ADU to ensure adequate coverage.
The decision between building a detached ADU versus an attached ADU in Denver depends on factors such as lot size, privacy preferences, and budget. Detached ADUs offer more privacy and flexibility in design but may require more space and be subject to stricter zoning regulations. Attached ADUs may be more cost-effective and easier to integrate into existing structures but may have limitations on layout and design.