Glazier Garage · Concept 02

The Coach House

This is the architectural sweet spot. The gable roof and stone entry detail echo the house, while the taller shell creates room for a lift below and organized storage or a compact work loft at the rear. It reads residential from outside and works like a serious shop inside.

1 tall bayRear work loftMatching gableCompact storage
DirectionBalancedMatched + versatile
The Coach House Aerial rendering
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Aerial

A rear-positioned two-bay form that borrows the house's roof and material language.

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Why this direction works

Designed around the way
the shop gets used.

01

Lift below, storage behind

The vehicle zone remains full height while a compact rear loft captures otherwise unused volume.

02

House-matched exterior

Charcoal board-and-batten, black roofing, and restrained stone make the garage feel intentional.

03

Clerestory daylight

High windows bring in useful light without sacrificing wall storage or privacy.

04

Flexible back zone

A compact rear room can hold parts, seasonal gear, an office, or compressor equipment.

Conceptual fit study

The useful numbers.

These targets show the intended scale and capability—not final construction dimensions. A survey, utility locate, turning-radius check, setbacks, HOA review, drainage plan, and structural design come before anyone starts digging.

Study envelope≈ 22′ × 36′Final size depends on survey and setbacks
Lift bay clear height16–18′Loft remains behind the working envelope
Door strategy12′ highHigh-lift track with separate man door
Best forWork + storageThe strongest architectural match

Material match

New building.
Same property.

Graphite#36393A
Black roof#181C1E
Limestone#BEB8AA
Bronze light#C9874E
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