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This project aims to comprehensively redesign an existing (before) structure at 4334 Walton Ave, Los Angeles, to incorporate modern aesthetics and functionality. The project started from a 'before' state, which included potential internal layouts shown by architectural plans (Plan 1 and Plan 2).
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Key Transformation Features:
Architecture and Material Selection:
Roofing: High-performance Malarkey M-Cool "Willow Wood" shingle material was used across the project; both dark and light color tones were tested for visual variations.
Windows and Doors: Contrasting options, such as a dark-framed wooden door/dark window frames and a white door/white window frames, were explored to achieve different looks.
Exterior Detail: The white picket fence, taken from the reference materials, reinforced the house's traditional Craftsman/cottage style character and was maintained in all visualizations.
Landscape and Ground Cover:
Landscaping: The visual signature of the project is the luxurious landscaping featuring dense, vibrant, and tropical-inspired floral and plant coverage. An alternative design simplified the landscaping, emphasizing a large lawn area in the foreground.
Ground Cover: Variations of both dark, fine-grained gravel and lighter-colored, larger-grained gravel or stone aggregate were tested for the driveway and pathways.
Conclusion:
This series of visualizations presents multiple high-quality visions for transforming the older house at 4334 Walton Ave into an aesthetically rich and marketable 'after' property, utilizing modern and energy-efficient products like Malarkey M-Cool roofing, through different combinations of door/window colors and landscape intensity