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Model 04 · NGA design

The Low-Country

Raised seven feet on brick piers, with deep double galleries wrapping the front and one side under a galvalume hip roof. Charleston-green shutters and black-bronze windows; the stair, front door, centre hall and dormers all on one axis; a detached two-car carriage house.

3,600Sq ft4Beds3½Baths2Stories
The Low-Country, raised on brick piers under double galleries and a galvalume roof, with its carriage house, from the front, by day (rendering)
Rendering
Model 04The Low-Country

Outside

The Low-Country, raised on brick piers under double galleries and a galvalume roof, with its carriage house: the side gallery and the carriage house (rendering) NGA design · Rendering
The Low-Country, raised on brick piers under double galleries and a galvalume roof, with its carriage house, from the front (rendering) NGA design · Rendering
The Low-Country, raised on brick piers under double galleries and a galvalume roof, with its carriage house, at dusk with every room lit (rendering) NGA design · Rendering

Inside

The great room of the Low-Country (rendering) NGA design · Rendering
The kitchen of the Low-Country (rendering) NGA design · Rendering
The primary suite of the Low-Country (rendering) NGA design · Rendering
The primary bath of the Low-Country (rendering) NGA design · Rendering

The drawings

Drawn to the inch.

From the approved design sheet: the plans and elevations these renderings were made from, every wall, window and step dimensioned. Open any drawing to see it whole.

The Low-Country: main floor plan, 1,800 sq ft · 10 ft ceilings · seven feet above grade (design drawing)
Main floor plan1,800 sq ft · 10 ft ceilings · seven feet above grade
The Low-Country: upper floor plan, 1,800 sq ft · 9 ft ceilings (design drawing)
Upper floor plan1,800 sq ft · 9 ft ceilings
The Low-Country: massing, From the front-left (design drawing)
MassingFrom the front-left
The Low-Country: front elevation, Stair, door, French pair and dormers on one axis (design drawing)
Front elevationStair, door, French pair and dormers on one axis

Design drawings to plan from, not construction documents. Every plan is drawn again for your lot, your changes and the county’s review before anything is built.

Materials and colours

The outside as the sheet specifies it, each with the colour the renders follow. Every one can change.

  • Pale sea-grasslap siding, 6 in exposure, house + carriage house · #DDE1D3
  • Warm whitecasings, columns, rails, fascia, soffit, corner boards · #F4F2EA
  • Black bronzeall window + door frames · #2B2A28
  • Galvalumeboth standing-seam roofs, 16 in panels · #B4B8B9
  • Old red-brown brickpiers, chimney, stair footings, carriage-house base · #8C4F3E
  • Lime mortarraked joints, brick and piers · #CFC8B8
  • Charleston greenworking shutters · #24302B
  • Haint bluegallery ceilings, beadboard · #BFD9D3
  • Porch greygallery decks, 1x4 T&G painted fir · #6E7471
  • White oak, naturalfront door, interior + porch stair treads, rail caps · #A9865B
  • Oil-rubbed bronzegallery lanterns, shutter hinges + dogs, door hardware · #3B3029

Finish packages

Every model comes in the same four finish packages, shown here in the chef’s kitchen.

The chef’s kitchen in Warm oak: white oak, limewash, honed stone and brass (rendering) NGA design · Rendering
Warm oak

White oak, limewash, honed stone, brass

The chef’s kitchen in Limestone: pale stone, light ash, linen and nickel (rendering) NGA design · Rendering
Limestone

Pale stone, light ash, linen, nickel

The chef’s kitchen in Charcoal: smoked oak, charcoal, black steel and walnut (rendering) NGA design · Rendering
Charcoal

Smoked oak, charcoal, black steel, walnut

The chef’s kitchen in Coastal: whitewash, sage, rattan and brushed brass (rendering) NGA design · Rendering
Coastal

Whitewash, sage, rattan, brushed brass

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