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sun room

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rsahara
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sun room next to patio

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Too many pane grids, but the change at the door makes the windowed area more interesting.

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I don't think this side view of the sunroom feels right. too many pane grids, and the flat, cross section seems abrupt.

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interesting window break on roof, not all flat.

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would a trim color other than white be good?

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would a balcony above all or part of the sun room be good?

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fire place on the sunroom side.

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partial window on roof of sunroom?

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make sun room tall, rather than windows on top surface, if there is no second floor directly above the sunroom, we could do this.

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tall windows in sun room

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small sunroom

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I think this is a poorly done garage, sunroom with a floor above the sunroom, it looks terrible to me.

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On the hottest days, we turn on the air conditioning. So, if only the small upper windows open, that would be sufficient for good ventilation on pleasant days. The large lower window can always stay closed.

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nice dining room next to sun windows

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This sun room does not have a flat roof. I like that.

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This sunroom does not have a flat roof. I like it.

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These windows might be a little too modern feeling.

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A feature breaks up the wall of glass. We wouldn't have a door, but perhaps something might be good.

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Not sure if wood color trim would be right for the sunroom. It might not carry over to the rest of the house.

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Rooftop view of Orangery

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Interesting symmetric pattern right-left on this sunroom.

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Classic Orangery

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I don't think I like the dark trim on the sunroom while the rest of the house has white trim.

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Orangery with Folding Sliding Doors

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I think this is what a 20-25 ft. wide sun room looks like.

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interesting detail to break up wall of glass.

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An alternate to a sunroom is to put a small window that looks like a shop window front.

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vaulted ceiling and details on the sunroom.

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approximately 20-25 ft. of sunroom with a second floor behind it.

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alternate example of a patio above a finished suhnroom.

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This sunroom above a structure (not a garage) has glass that extends too far down. I think stopping at about 2-3 feet from the floor would be better.

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half sunroom, half patio.

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open dining room to sunroom, no doors.

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This might be too big a bank of windows without any variation. I do like the ratio of plain window on the bottom and smaller panes above.

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this sunroom avoids the grid-prison feel. Having only partially grid for the larger windows feels more open.

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fireplace between windows

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example of sun room that is not too deep, it is not walled off from the existing house,

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I think this design might be come dated too soon.

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too strong of a federal/classical feel. More appropriate for the white house.

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trying to imagine if the lower level were three garage bays.

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patio next to sun room, with windows above. the awning is interesting. I thinks is is the feel if we had a smaller sunroom on only half of the garage area.

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fireplace with doors on either side

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one sided sunroom next to a chimney.

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large glass doors on either side of a fireplace. If we only had a patio temporarily it might feel like this. The chimney extends above the first floor to the second floor, and has windows on either side.

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doors to patio

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glass doors

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sun room next to patio

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pleasant mixture of windows and roofs. Like that the windows are not all pane grids. Of course, it is much larger than we are planning, but the right side of the building looks good

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could this be the feel of a three car garage, with patio/sun room above?

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At my home on Humbolt, we have a small white vaulted ceiling. I think I like it more than this dark wood ceiling in the sun room. Since the sunroom will extend beyond the second floor, and not have a second floor above it we could make the ceiling in the sunroom a little taller.

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balcony above sunroom

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open ceiling over sun room so it will have a higher ceiling

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Use dormer or lantern feature on sun room roof to bring in more light.

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can a small dormer be used at top of sun room roof to bring in light, like a lantern?

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