Compact planning
Circulation, storage, daylight, equipment, cabinetry, and furniture clearances carry greater weight when every square foot must work efficiently.
PROJECT CASE STUDY
Detached ADU Construction
Residential Infill · Greater Los Angeles, California
A compact, independent living unit coordinated from structure and building systems through exterior work and interior completion.
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Built work is the strongest proof.
This detached accessory dwelling unit demonstrates how a smaller footprint still requires complete-home coordination. Site access, structure, utilities, building systems, insulation, finishes, cabinetry, fixtures, exterior work, inspections, and long-term use all affect the result.
COORDINATED SCOPE
The result depends on the interfaces.
- Detached residential infill construction
- Structure, enclosure, and building-system coordination
- Compact kitchen, cabinetry, fixtures, and interior finishes
- Exterior completion and existing-property interfaces
- Inspections, final items, and turnover
Full building systems
An ADU still requires coordinated electrical, plumbing, HVAC, energy, waterproofing, insulation, life-safety, and finish decisions.
Property integration
The new unit must connect to site access, utilities, drainage, privacy, outdoor space, and construction staging without ignoring the primary property.
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