ADU Georgetown

The 900-square-foot ADU required BZA (Board of Zoning Adjustment) and OGB (Old Georgetown Board) approvals as part of the building-permit process. The ADU's first floor was an existing garage converted into a kitchen/living/powder room, and the second floor has a bedroom and bathroom. The design complements Georgetown's historic character with brick siding and divided-lite windows. The building size minimizes shadows or views from neighboring properties. The property’s south-facing facade has windows on both levels so light can filter into the interior spaces throughout the day. The bi-folding doors on the first level allow for an interior-exterior connection during the warmer months.