Bilevel addition ideas

Where did the Split-Level get its start? The split-level home is thought to have evolved from the ranch-style home promoted by Frank Lloyd Wright and other architects. The design became popular in the mid-1900s as a way to take the modest bungalow-style home and add a more stylish feel. Many homeowners also liked it because

This was a 1960's Bi-Level. PAI designed a renovation and addition and transformed the typical American Bi-Level into a modern Farm House. A new front porch and entry, metal roofing and stone veneer help to create the sense of an older style farm house. PAI constructed and designed the entire project. For more information please …

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Does your split-level house need a fresh look? Are you trying to add extra space and wondering if you can put an addition on a split-level home? The answer is not a simple yes or no, so we’ve dug into every consideration to give you the best information for determining how to remodel your split-level. […]

Our white house with black windows for the win! Black windows with white interior will add a bold contrast on the exterior adding curb appeal.

A circa 1960's split-level enhanced by a 300 square foot addition, a re-configured main level floor plan and a seamlessly remade front elevation will be featured in a “Remodeled Home Tour” sponsored by Sun Design Remodeling on Saturday January 9.

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Room added over garage, new two-story entry foyer with portico overhang, and stone siding accents.

We admit. We have a soft spot for split-levels. If Susan invites you over to her home for tea, you'll find yourself in a house that is laid out pretty much exactly like this:

I'm stumped. I am planning on putting an addition on the front of my house but can't seem to find a concept that I like. Been searching images but no roof...