Separate bedroom wings
Bedrooms sit on opposite sides of the home instead of sharing a wall.
CONCEPT DESIGN / GATHER 01FAMILY LIVING / SHARED LONG-TERM HOME
The Gather
Two bedroom wings. A shared living room. Space for family.
Two private wings frame a shared center. Each side has a bedroom and full bath, while the kitchen, dining and living room bring everyone back together.
Illustrative exterior direction. Materials, colors and details can be coordinated with the main home within the agreed scope; layout or structural changes may require custom design.
Approx. 950 SF2 bed / 2 bathSingle story
SPATIAL ORGANIZATION
Two-wing home
A central living room connects two separate bedroom wings. Bathrooms buffer private routines, and small work niches open toward the shared space rather than into the bedrooms.
PROPERTY FIT
Designed for the right backyard.
A wider backyard and a household that values bedroom separation. The wings add envelope and roof complexity, so this is an upgrade from the simplest compact plan.
Concept study: room organization and architectural direction. Dimensions, openings, structure and site fit are developed during project design.
START A PROJECTWHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT
Together, with space of your own.
Two everyday work niches
Small desks support homework or working from home without assigning a full bedroom to an office.
A welcoming center
The recessed porch leads directly into the common room, keeping visitors outside the private bedroom zones.
A DAY IN THE GATHER
Separate rooms, easier routines.
Study and work in your own nook.
Meet at the shared table.
Quiet on both sides of the home.
NORTH HOLLYWOOD & THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY
Start with your property.
Share your address and the way you want to use the ADU. We will review access, privacy, orientation and the available building area before choosing a design direction.