Bitarchitects presents the Dual Dwelling Transformation, a project that involved the full renovation of a classic row house. Through this renovation, the team transformed the property into two separate residential units. At the same time, the design preserved the home’s traditional architectural character while adapting it for modern living.

Originally, the house had a basement and two floors, all of which underwent a full renovation. As part of the transformation, Bitarchitects converted the basement into a standalone unit. In addition, the team added a new floor above the existing two floors to create a second independent living space.

To manage the project from start to finish, Bitarchitects provided a full range of architectural services, including design, planning, and execution. As the project’s single point of contact, the team also coordinated every part of the renovation. This included architectural, geotechnical, structural, and MEP engineering, ensuring that all elements worked together smoothly throughout the process.

One of the main goals was to combine the traditional look of row house architecture with modern design features. To achieve this balance, Bitarchitects incorporated clean lines, open layouts, and innovative materials while respecting the home’s original style. As a result, the renovated property offers both practical living spaces and visual appeal.

Ultimately, the Dual Dwelling Transformation reflects Bitarchitects’ commitment to quality and innovation in architecture. By bringing traditional and contemporary styles together, the project creates modern living spaces that meet the needs of today’s homeowners.

Project Location:

Washington, DC

Project Type:

Residential: 1 Family House

Project Valuation:

757,536.00 USD

Land Area:

1787.5 SF

Built-Up Area:

3,455.65 SF

Construction Type:

TYPE III

Project Zoning:

RF-1

Number of Floors:

3

Code:

2017 Washington DC Building Code