Plans de maisons contemporaines de plain-pied avec porches ou terrasses
German house Wolf-haus with skylights on a gable roof
Modern house plan Boomer with a terrace on the second floor
Baulinder House in the cubism style with panoramic windows
Aerocrete block or brick house with a two car garage
Compact two-storey house made of aerated concrete in a modern style
A small one-storey aerocrete house with a flat roof
Modern timber log house plan with split bedrooms in Sun Prairie
Large modern one-storey house plan with stone cladding: the Hobb's architect
The modern house in Suffolk England on a slope lot and an original gable roof
Modern villa - four corners from Avanto Architects Finland
The Wilson's house in New Zealand from Dravitsky and Brown architects
The modern two-storey house Lynix with a garage and a balcony
What could be better than a terrace on a hot summer day when you do not want to do anything. Unless, to sit in a comfortable chair to drink cold tea or coffee with ice (someone will prefer something stronger), chat with friends, read an exciting book, or just dream about something pleasant.
Even in a cold climate, the terrace will be useful at any time of the year. In autumn - to hide from the rain, staying in the fresh air, in the winter - the roof of the terrace will protect from large snowdrifts.
An experienced architect always thinks about the most suitable place for the rooms, the most convenient for the tenants; the place where the terrace roof would not block daylight in the autumn-winter season. Therefore, it is not a fact that when buying a house without a deck, it will be easy to attach it wherever it pleases. It is better to buy a one-story house plan with a terrace and not build it immediately, than to guess how it will be better in future.