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The Journey of Creating a Stunning Detached ADU in Toluca Lake, California

Jul 29, 2024

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Introduction

Nestled in the picturesque neighborhood of Toluca Lake, California, Beaver Development and Remodeling took on an exciting project: constructing a 750 square foot, detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU). This charming ADU is designed as a cozy one-bedroom with the potential to convert to a two-bedroom, offering flexibility for various needs. Join us for this project from conception to completion, with weekly updates detailing each step of the process.


Architectural Design







Week 1: Planning and Design

Understanding the Client’s Vision

Every great project begins with understanding the client's dreams and needs. Our clients envisioned a versatile space that could serve as a guest house, a home office, or even a rental unit. They wanted a design that maximized the 750 square foot area, providing comfort and functionality.

Architectural Design

Our team of architects at Beaver Development and Remodeling crafted a detailed plan to bring this vision to life. The design includes:

  • One Bedroom with Conversion Potential: Designed to easily accommodate a second bedroom if needed.

  • One Bathroom: Featuring modern fixtures and a sleek design.

  • Open Living Area: Combining the living room, dining area, and kitchen into a cohesive, open space.

  • Outdoor Integration: Large windows and sliding doors to blend indoor and outdoor living seamlessly.

Permitting and Approvals

Navigating the permitting process is crucial for any construction project. We ensured that all designs complied with local building codes and SB9 regulations. Our team worked diligently with city officials to secure the necessary permits, setting the stage for a smooth construction phase.

Stay tuned for next week’s update, where we will dive into the site preparation and foundation work for our Toluca Lake ADU project!


Jul 29, 2024

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