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5 renders · us_0ab799042acf4743aced1db27b6c4325, Craftsman Bungalow
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Style
Japanese Minimal Modern
Inspired by Tadao Ando lineage / Kengo Kuma / Sou Fujimoto· no affiliation
Charred-cedar shou-sugi-ban, monolithic concrete, deep eaves — Tadao Ando / Kengo Kuma lineage.
- Material truth — every visible surface is the structural material itself. No applied finishes, no decorative skins.
- Maximum 3 visible materials on the elevation: charred cedar (or natural cedar), monolithic concrete, glass.
- Charred cedar (shou-sugi-ban) at primary wall planes — deep black with subtle texture, hand-charred not stained.
- Deep recessed eaves — minimum 36-inch overhang, casting strong shadow, no visible fascia.
Scope
Light remodel
New paint, siding, roof, and finishes — the structure stays put.
Replace the exterior materials in the chosen style while keeping every structural element exactly. Best for solid bones with dated finishes. This is what most renovations call 'a refresh.'
- Typical cost
- $150K–400K
- Timeline
- 3–5 months
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