Our recent Accessory Dwelling Unit, ADU, project was profiled in the Star Tribune. Our lead architect, Ali Awad, spoke about this unique project and the flexibility that a space like this provides the homeowners. While designing the project, the homeowners knew they wanted to provide their friends and family a space to stay when they came to visit. But, the space has become so much more that. It has been used as an office, yoga studio, and sleepover retreat for their young kids.
Read an Excerpt from the Star Tribune Article:
“They brought in Quartersawn, a Minneapolis-based design and build firm, to create a structure that could coexist with their 1913 house. While a beautifully designed space like this may seem like a vacation rental dream come true, the owners have plans only for hospitality, not commerce.
‘We always thought it was cool to be able to offer this level of hospitality to guests, and we kept it in mind over the years,’ he said. ‘We love the idea that someone can come to stay at a moment’s notice. In the future, it might even be a great space for a boomerang kid or for adult kids with partners and grandchildren.'”
Take a Tour
Come look inside this unique Carriage House during the MSP Home Tour on April 27 – April 28 from 11 AM – 5 PM in the St. Anthony Park neighborhood. Learn more about the event and schedule your tour, here.
