Conversions

Scope description

A residential conversion project involves transforming existing non-residential buildings, such as offices, schools, or malls, into residential units. This adaptive reuse addresses housing shortages while preserving historical structures and revitalizing communities. Examples include converting old factories into apartments or repurposing malls into mixed-use developments with housing. These projects often utilize tax incentives and can significantly impact local economies by providing new housing options and stimulating growth in surrounding areas.

Use case

Changing Work Dynamics: The shift towards remote and hybrid work has left many office buildings vacant, leading property owners to seek alternative uses for these spaces.

Sustainability Goals: Repurposing buildings aligns with environmental objectives by minimizing waste and preserving resources, contributing to sustainable urban development.

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Most common conversions

Garage to JADU convention

A garage-to-Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) conversion project involves transforming an existing garage into a functional living space. This process typically includes:This type of conversion maximizes property value and provides additional rental income or space for family members.

In most cases there are 2 types of conversions 200 sq or 400 sq ft areas, this depends on garage size. new JADU layout relies on plot location, detached/attached and if there is enough room for parking requirements

Custom conversions

Garage to JADU convention

Project Description: Transforming an existing non-residential structure into functional living spaces.

Key Aspects:

Repurposing underutilized buildings
Meeting housing demand
Cost-effective alternative to new construction
Sustainable urban development

Examples: Attic to storage conversion, attic to bedroom conversion, create loft area.