This project focused on remodeling the main floor to create a safe, comfortable, and accessible living space for the client’s elderly mother. To meet her needs, Bitarchitects prepared architectural plans that included ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) features to support her mobility and safety. In addition, the design aimed to make daily activities easier and help her move around the home with greater comfort.

First, the plans included wider doorways to allow wheelchair access. Furthermore, grab bars and handrails were placed in key areas to provide extra support and stability. The design also aimed to reduce trip hazards throughout the space. At the same time, Bitarchitects planned a layout with enough room to move around and navigate the main floor more easily.

In addition to these safety features, Bitarchitects included design elements to improve comfort and convenience. For example, adjustable-height countertops would make daily tasks easier, while lever-style door handles would require less effort to use. Moreover, non-slip flooring would help reduce the risk of falls and make the home safer.

Throughout the planning process, Bitarchitects worked closely with the client and her family to understand the mother’s needs and preferences. As a result, the plans addressed her specific needs while supporting safe and comfortable living. Ultimately, the project aimed to create a more accessible home where the client’s elderly mother could move around more easily and enjoy greater independence.

Project Location:

Baltimore, MD

Project Type:

Residential: 1 Family House

Project Valuation:

268,000.00 USD

Built-Up Area:

3,102.5

Construction Type:

Type III

Project Zoning:

R/3

Number of Floors:

2

Building Code:

2018 Maryland Building Code