Bitarchitects partnered with the client to improve the home’s layout and make better use of its interior spaces. Through a focused renovation, the team updated several key areas to better meet the household’s needs. As a result, the new layout improved functionality and created a smoother flow throughout the home.

First, Bitarchitects converted the existing Study Area and Closet II into two new bathrooms, Bath II and Bath III. At the same time, the team removed the existing Bath II to make room for a new library. To support this change, Bitarchitects demolished Bath II’s interior walls and the rear wall of Closet III. In addition, the team built new partition walls and added dedicated doorways to give each space greater privacy and easier access.

The renovation also included updates to the staircase area. Bitarchitects removed the existing handrail and support column, then replaced them with a sleek, transparent glass wall. This feature created a more open visual connection while keeping circulation areas separate from private spaces.

Overall, Bitarchitects improved daily living through thoughtful space planning, modern finishes, and better movement throughout the home. At the same time, the team maintained the home’s cohesive architectural identity.

Project Location:

Washington, DC

Project Type:

Residential: 1 Family House

Project Valuation:

875,487.00 USD

Built-Up Area:

1,504.00 SF

Construction Type:

Type III

Project Zoning:

RF-1

Number of Floors:

2

Code:

2017 Washington DC Building Code