Brick houses with a terrace. Projects of houses with a terrace

Various layouts - residential, and intended for summer holiday, occupy more than half of our catalog. Among 1700 finished architectural solutions all building materials are presented: timber, brick, gas blocks, frame and monolithic concrete.

Features of a modern terrace

It is hard to imagine country cottage without an open or partially closed area for outdoor recreation. This is favorite place for recreation and receiving guests. It was originally a building wooden flooring on a low support, rising 15-45 cm above the ground. Sometimes it was fenced with railings, a removable awning served as protection from the sun and rain. It was usually located in a shady part of the garden, or on the beach near the water.

Projects modern houses with a terrace are very diverse - it is built into the overall architectural ensemble along with a balcony, a bay window and other elements (No. 40-09L). Its main difference from the veranda is that the site is equipped on an additional basis, and does not have a strong connection with the main foundation.

1. Projects of houses from foam blocks (aerated concrete) with a terrace and a plinth. Inexpensive material is gaining popularity every day, and we offer more than 700 ready-made options for economical construction.

• No. 57-75 (218 m2) - the building of a relatively small area has attached garage and attic;
• No. 58-43 - a classic combination with covered veranda and two entrances.

1. Modern 2-tier frame cottage with a terrace on the first floor - No. 70-26 (175 m2). A very popular solution has been implemented here: in order not to cover the site with a temporary awning, it is placed under a balcony or loggia.
2. The project of a terrace with a barbecue, built separately from the cottage (garden, country house) - No. 70-37. The structure was placed near the reservoir as a barbecue area, and practically represents a gazebo - part of the building is closed glass walls.

Our bureau offers not just a draft version, but a fully developed set of documentation for construction. In any of them, you can make changes at the request of the client, adapt it to another construction material, add necessary elements. At the same time, the architect takes into account the features of the relief of the site, the quality of the soil, the prevailing wind direction.

Competent construction of extensions for various purposes can not only expand the living part of the house, but also improve its appearance and protect it from wear and tear. The construction of a veranda adjacent to the house, regardless of the type of building, requires careful project development, with the definition of materials and construction technology.

Proper clearance and approval project documentation in state instances, it will not only insure against problems with the law, but also help draw up a plan and estimate for the building.

Design

A typical veranda is a roofed frame structure erected on a strip or column foundation, with glass or half glass walls. The statement that the veranda should be built from the same materials as the main building, with the emergence of new styles and fashion trends in architecture, has lost its relevance.

In the photos below - turnkey solutions verandas attached to the house, with different principles of compatibility. In some cases, the new extension is made of the same materials and is completely combined with the house, in others the new one is combined with the preservation common elements- roofs, beams, etc.

There are also projects where original design extensions brings a new architectural touch, updating the exterior.

When choosing materials and construction technologies, one should also take into account the parameters of proper ventilation, moisture resistance and thermal insulation. With full glazing, it is necessary to provide opening segments for ventilation.

If an open veranda is being built, or, as it is also called, a summer terrace, you need to take care of the frost-resistant lining and tilt the floor towards the site.

Designs with removable frames are optimal for year-round use. Installation of large sliding doors will also allow you to use the building in a dual-mode version.

In a typical project, the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe veranda is rectangular and ranges from 10 to 15 sq.m. With smaller areas it will be too crowded, with large areas, additional reinforcement for the roof will be required. Polygonal and semi-circular foundations are also possible.

According to its location, the veranda can be corner, end or front. original solution we can consider the construction of a terrace around the entire perimeter of the house, which can have glazed, open and closed areas for various purposes: they can accommodate an entrance hall, a recreation area, and a large pantry.

Foundation

The foundation of terraces and verandas attached to the house should fit snugly against the main building, but at the same time have independent supports.

A strip foundation is suitable for large and heavy structures; in all other cases, a column foundation can be erected. When pouring concrete, you need to leave a gap of 3-4 cm with the main wall, which will subsequently be filled with waterproofing foam.

At the first stage of preparation for construction, the soil is cleared and compacted. Then, corner holes are dug for the pillars along the depth of the foundation of the house (about 1 m on average), a pillow is made of crushed stone, gravel and sand, on which concrete is poured.

After setting, supports are inserted from asbestos or metal pipes. Can also be used concrete pillars or brick. The same method is used to lay high piles for buildings adjacent to the level of the second floor.

Depending on the area and weight of the terrace, intermediate posts may also be needed, installed every half a meter.

For foundation belt type a trench of 30-50 cm breaks through, the formwork is laid 15-20 cm higher. Metal bars of reinforcement are inserted into the soil or reinforcing mesh. Concrete is poured onto a layer of crushed stone and sand.

Wooden frame

The frame is mounted from beams or logs with a width of at least 12 cm, which are covered with a waterproofing layer. For the strength of horizontal knitting, experts recommend using fasteners in the foot, while the connection surface will be at an angle. Vertical racks are fixed with diagonal interceptions.

At the final stage, the wooden frame is covered with rafters for the roof. Can be used for cladding plywood boards, chipboard boards, etc.

erection wooden veranda- the best budget solution at the prices of materials, but when choosing this type of building you need professional approach and knowledge of the nuances of construction from wooden beam.

Other materials for verandas

The construction of foam blocks is being built on strip foundation. It is easy to make such a masonry yourself. Laying is carried out with the help of special glue, with dressing of seams for strength.

When finishing, an internal and external waterproofing layer is provided, finishing with plasterboard, wooden panels, moisture resistant wallpaper and paints. outer surface can be faced with ventilated facades.

Polycarbonate structure construction, modern and attractive option. This material is well combined in buildings with a wooden and brick frame.

For a building that consists entirely of bicarbonate shields, no foundation is needed. The earth can simply be compacted and covered with paving slabs.

The design is created using aluminum profiles, it is necessary to provide for the possibility of ventilation and water drainage. Polycarbonate boards and frames various types can be matched to specific requirements for lighting and thermal insulation.

Before you attach a veranda to the house, you need to decide on the functions that it will perform. In addition to the drainage and ventilation systems necessary in any case, the correct connection to the capital structure and the roof structure, the schedule for using this part of the house is important.

Design and construction summer verandas different from the requirements for premises with year-round operation. It is also important to note that any extension will require the same care and renovation as permanent buildings.

Photo of the veranda attached to the house

The veranda, or terrace adjacent to the house, allows not only to save the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe personal plot, but also creates certain conveniences for the inhabitants of the city or country "residence". Moreover, at right approach to design, they are able to give architectural diversity and expressiveness to the facade, which is also important for most owners.

That is why, projects of houses with a closed veranda, terrace or attic are so popular among the people. The video in this article, presenting the topic: “Verandas to the house: projects”, will help those who are starting a construction site to decide on the shapes, sizes, and location of the extension. In the theoretical part, you will be offered not only ideas, but also recommendations for bringing them to life with your own hands.

Before we consider the options for extensions, let's still clarify whether there are differences between verandas and terraces, and how they are expressed. The most important difference is that the terrace (see) can have at the base not only a frame floor structure, but also an ordinary concrete or paving slab platform.

So:

• Modern technologies also make it possible to mount terrace decking on surface adjustable supports, which is even easier to disassemble than to assemble. As for the veranda, this design is always capital, that is, it relies on a deep foundation.

Note! The veranda is usually compact, and is always an extension to the house. Most often, it replaces the porch, while the terrace can be placed anywhere: along the entire length of the facade, along the entire perimeter of the house, in the courtyard, on the roof - or in general, in the garden, as a free-standing, small architectural form.

• Another difference concerns the roof: the veranda always has it (see), while the terrace may not have it. In fact, the French word "terrasse" literally translates as "platform". So, the flooring plays a decisive role here, and the roof for the terrace is an element of secondary importance.
• As for the walls, the terrace simply does not have them. For reasons of safety or decorativeness, low sectional fences can be installed around the perimeter of the building. If the terrace is closed on all sides with walls or facade glazing, it automatically turns into a veranda or a closed gazebo.
• These concepts have much in common: frame extension, which you see in the photo below, can be successfully called both a terrace and. The advantage of such extensions is that they can be both provided during the construction process and attached to an already operating building.

To make it look harmonious, choose a suitable veranda project for the house, pay attention to the proportions and configuration of the extension.

It is very important that it does not look next to the house, like something alien, but harmoniously fits into the exterior. Well, what about inner space, then a little effort and invested funds - and the extension will turn into a "paradise", in which it will be comfortable to relax and show the guests not ashamed.

Frame type veranda

Projects of the veranda to the house often provide options where the main building is L-shaped. This makes it possible to better protect the site from the wind, and indeed, makes it more secluded.

In addition, the two load-bearing walls of the building, on which the canopy structures can be supported, make it possible to simplify the installation process as much as possible. Accordingly, the price of such a structure will be minimal.

Open summer kitchen

Thus, the kitchen can be located both in the house and on the street. If the veranda has walls on all sides, then the kitchen with its smells can be completely taken out of the living area.

• Everyone decides such things for himself, because the main criterion for this or that decision, by and large, is the climatic conditions of the area. The intensity of home use is also important: do people live in it all the time, or are they only on weekends.

• As you can see in the photo, the floor in the summer kitchen is lined with natural stone. This is not only very beautiful, but also practical - after all, where food is being prepared, there is always a chance of spilling something, breaking it, and smearing it with fat. Stone, as well as porcelain stoneware and ceramic tiles, is, one might say, an eternal coating that is easy to wash and clean, and always maintains a neat appearance.

The terrace, designed and built together with the house (see), has a common foundation with it. In this case, it is a monolithic concrete slab, the surface of which in itself is an excellent basis for stone cladding. And another advantage of such a foundation is that to install a barbecue oven in the summer kitchen, you do not need to fill in a separate support.

Canopy structures

When the issue with the terrace is resolved, it remains to make a roof over it. In the very simple version, this is a shed canopy, under which you need to install two or three racks and, depending on the configuration of the facade, one or two wall beams.

• When using a wooden beam as vertical load-bearing elements supporting the roof, embedded parts in the form of metal forks or glasses are provided for its fastening during the foundation pouring process. The beam is inserted into them, and then bolted on the sides.

• Under metal racks, a steel plate with anchor bolts is embedded in the foundation. If the columns are supposed to be laid out of brick, then the role of embedded parts is usually played by steel pipe with a small section, around which the masonry will be carried out. In general, there are a lot of options.
• The project of a house with a veranda can provide for them both a common roof and a separate one. In the second case, the veranda canopy is located at a lower level, and can also be installed during the operation of the house. In this case, to support pitched roof, along bearing wall install a horizontal beam.
• The height of the pillars supporting the canopy is provided at such a level that the rafters can be mounted with a slight slope. To stiffen load-bearing frame, the wall beam is connected by a transverse beam to the tops of the racks - that is, they perform the upper trim.

• Well, then it’s a matter of technology: on the strapping, at a distance of 50-60 cm, the rafters are laid, the crate is stuffed over them, and mounted roofing material. In order to provide the veranda with better insolation, its roof is often covered with polycarbonate, or, by analogy with attics, small windows are provided in it.

By the way, projects with an attic and a veranda also deserve attention - there is a lot in common in these designs and how they are finished. But today we are talking specifically about verandas, and then we will offer a small instruction on how to arrange them.

Closed annex with good insolation

It is clear that on an open veranda or terrace, you can enjoy fresh air only in warm and calm weather. The ability to solve this problem and enjoy unheated outbuilding year-round, gives the construction of a closed veranda.

By the way! Solving the issue of heating today is quite simple. Even if there is no fireplace on the veranda, it is quite possible to use infrared heater, which is able to very quickly raise the temperature in the room. You can also install a warm floor, the base under which with equal success serves as concrete screed, and frame insulated floor.

Brick and wood - a classic of the genre

In the example below, we show a veranda with brick walls. In principle, it is a stretch to call them walls, since here we see only narrow piers separating the panoramic windows.

A large glazing area plays both an aesthetic and practical role: it improves the insolation of the room, and makes it possible to do without electricity on a cloudy day - if, for example, you want to read on the veranda.

• In this case, the glazing is installed frame. We see big windows to the floor, which allow, if necessary, to open or completely remove the transom, and insert a mosquito net in its place. Frames can be made of wood, metal-plastic, or aluminum - it doesn't matter. The main thing is that there is so much light in the veranda that it is comfortable not only for a person, but also for indoor plants.
• Now a little about brick walls. It is clear that they must be based on a solid foundation: a monolithic tape, a slab, as well as a concrete or metal grillage - it all depends on the design of the foundation. Judging by the fact that the floors on the verandas given by us as an example are tiled, it can be assumed that the base under them is concrete: slab or monolithic.

• This type of foundation allows not only to support the brickwork, but also to provide a ceramic floor covering. The main walls of the veranda are erected by analogy with the walls of any other building. The masonry is carried out to such a mark that the slope of the roof will provide. Along the upper perimeter, the walls are tied with a Mauerlat beam, and the roof rafters are mounted on it.
• From the inside, they are usually hemmed with a lining board, and it turns out smooth wooden ceiling, in which you can lay a heater or install built-in lights. But there is another solution. Roof battens can be made without a gap - the opposite of what is usually done when a roof is covered. With continuous stuffing of the rail from the side of the roof, a ceiling filing is obtained, in which roof beams remain in sight.

At the same time, the ceiling acquires an interesting ribbed relief. Together with brickwork, especially antique, and left without plastering, you can get an interior in the style of a loft, Provence, or country - and which one will already depend on the interior decoration of the veranda.

All of the above can be attributed to the attic, because above it there is also a roof truss system, which can be used in various variations in the design of the room.

Facade glazing for the veranda

Projects of verandas attached to the house often provide for full facade glazing, performed without brick walls- these are windows corresponding in size to the perimeter of the walls. It's quite modern approach to the construction of verandas, which is not only highly aesthetic, but also valuable from a purely practical point of view, as it allows you to admire the opening landscape while relaxing.

• In the manufacture of facade systems, the good old aluminum is most often used - a lightweight, inexpensive and strong enough material for glazing, which is practically not susceptible to corrosion. In this regard, neither wood nor plastic can compare with aluminum. In the glazing of facades of large office buildings use the most different systems, and in principle, any of them can be used in the construction of a closed veranda.

• But those are facades, but here you can choose the simplest option, for example: post-transom. As in any frame structure, the basis of the system are vertical racks, which are rigidly connected together by horizontal elements - crossbars.
• In addition to the fact that such a veranda looks very nice, it is also quite warm and quiet in it, since the glazing is all the same double-glazed windows that are installed today in plastic windows. The structure is assembled from aluminum profiles, which can be assembled in various variations.
• This makes it possible to implement various solutions by design, make a blank wall, or build windows-doors into it. By the way, frameless glazing can also be used for the veranda, only in this case, you can count on protection only from wind and rain. There will be no particular heat in such a room in winter, and it is not possible to put on a mosquito net openings in this case.

• As for frame systems, they can be used not only for glazing walls, but also for roofs. They are much easier to install, and during the operation of the structure it is created less problems. In any case, if repairs are required, or partial replacement some element, it will cost an order of magnitude cheaper.
• In addition, in frame structures, glass can be completely replaced with polycarbonate, which has higher thermal insulation characteristics. The entrance to the veranda is provided both from the house and from the street, and sometimes you can get into the house only by passing this room.

Instead of the traditional hinged door, it may well be sliding wall. Moreover, the doors can move apart different ways: according to the type of wardrobe or accordion.

It can also be a wall, the glazed wings of which are moved into a corner and folded in parallel, like book pages. Such designs allow you to realize almost any idea - you just need to develop a sketch in advance and prepare a quality foundation for their installation.

Private houses are good for many reasons. One of them is the opportunity to provide additional comfort for the family in advance, at the project stage. This is done in different ways: they attach a garage and an attic, erect a gazebo in the garden, build a bathhouse. And a rare owner will refuse such an architectural element as a veranda or terrace.

The suburban area is increasingly perceived as a place of relaxation and enjoyment of nature, rather than a labor feat. Both extensions create comfortable conditions for a good rest; they define the appearance of the facade, giving it an individual style. A house with a veranda or terrace is much more convenient for those who like to arrange family dinners or friendly parties.

Civilized rest with comfort

Veranda and terrace: differences

Projects of one-story and two-story houses can contain both a veranda and a terrace, together and separately. Buildings have a fundamental difference:

Terrace. open area; it is often done on a foundation (monolithic or raised on piles). It can adjoin the wall of the house; sometimes it is located on the second floor or on flat roof. Appearance terraces are often determined by local climatic conditions. In the south, this is an open area, often with a railing or a vegetable fence. AT middle lane terraces are equipped with a roof or awning.

Veranda. In fact, this is a covered terrace. It adjoins the house with one or two walls, has a roof and is a closed room (most often, without heating). They try to glaze it in order to visually enlarge it and let in more light.

Project choice: veranda or terrace

Professional builders advise making a choice at the development stage architectural project, before the materials are determined and the estimate is calculated. Subsequent changes will mean additional costs of time and money. It is better to stay on a project with a terrace if:

The house is being built in a region with hot summers, in early spring and long, warm autumn.

The size land plot allows you to comfortably equip the terrace without oppressing other areas.

You can be outside the walls and feel the comfort of home

The house does not need additional usable space.

The family loves to spend time fresh air.

A veranda is more suitable for you if:

The place of construction of housing is a region with snowy, frosty winters, prolonged autumn rains and cool, windy summers.

The plot has modest size land can be used more rationally.

An additional enclosed space is a necessary increase in the area of ​​​​the house.

You need a multifunctional space where you can not only relax, but also store things, stocks and inventory.

Houses with a terrace: design features

The main value for which Vacation home- the opportunity to spend a lot of time outdoors. Projects of houses with a terrace allow you to realize this desire with maximum comfort. The advantages of such buildings are:

Small construction cost.

Expansion of space at home. In warm weather they arrange summer kitchen, receive guests, sunbathe and sleep.

Order. Cleanliness in housing is easier to maintain by leaving work clothes and changing shoes on the terrace.

Summer lunch outdoors in a house with a terrace

Project specifics

Designing a house with a terrace has its own characteristics:

The foundation of the house and the terrace can be shared or built separately. The height of the structure is calculated so that it remains dry.

They try to place the terrace on the south side of the house. This is especially convenient in the middle lane, where the canopy is often made removable. If the terrace will be used more often in the afternoon, it makes more sense to make it facing the west side.

The extension is positioned so that it offers a picturesque view of the surrounding landscapes or the designer beauties of the site.

If the material of the roof of the building is too heavy for the roof of the terrace, it is replaced with a lighter one, while maintaining the overall style.

Arrangement options

The open terrace is perceived as connecting link between the closed space of the house and nature; most often it is located at the entrance. Such buildings harmoniously fit into the surrounding landscape and look attractive in terms of design possibilities:

Fencing. It can be decorative or protective. In the first case, the fence is low and elegant; often flowers are planted around the perimeter or ornamental shrub. As a fence, pergolas look good (canopies formed by several arches), decorated climbing plants, or bright flowers in pots. If the decking of the terrace is high (from 0.5 to 1 m), a reliable fence with a railing is necessary.

Winning option - designing a house project with a terrace with ornamental plants

Roof. The fixed roof can be replaced with a removable awning, retractable awnings or a portable umbrella.

The terrace is separated from the house. In this case, they are connected by a path; the path can be decorated with lighting (it looks beautiful in the evening), with one or more openwork arches that create the effect of a tunnel.

Attic with terrace. The attic, which has access to the terrace, is an ideal place for morning (or evening) tea drinking, birdwatching, children and neighbors.

House with a high base. An interesting option would be a terrace on a columnar foundation, encircling the building. Complemented by a roof, it can become a comfortable and spacious place to relax.

Terrace materials

For the construction of country terraces, various materials are used; The most common buildings are:

Wooden terrace. The leaders of terrace construction are wooden terraces. They contain a lot of advantages: fast erection, low financial costs, versatility of execution and aesthetics of natural wood. Subsequent care can become difficult - in order to protect the tree from the destructive effect of all-penetrating moisture, it must be regularly treated with an impregnation based on oil and an antiseptic.

Two-level wooden terrace

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To protect terraces made of bricks and slab concrete we can say that they are more practical, but require a foundation. Terraces located on the ground are covered with one of the most reliable materials - clinker (high-strength ceramic tiles). On a raised structure, both clinker and ordinary paving slabs are used.

Stone terrace. It looks stylish and also needs a solid foundation. For an open terrace, a stone with low water absorption (up to 3-5%) is suitable. Optimal rocks are shale, granite and basalt. On covered buildings, sandstone or limestone can be used.

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About the terrace with a balcony on the video:

floor material should be in harmony with common style and be durable. Common materials are: terrace board, mosaic tiles of different textures (mirror or metallized), artificial Decoration Materials. Eco-design lovers can lay out a terrace with a mowed lawn.

The finished terrace is furnished and lighting is carried out, taking care of its water resistance. Classic terrace furniture - wicker; eco-style corresponds to wooden furniture; practical option is plastic furniture.

Modest terrace with plastic furniture

Houses with a veranda: design features

In countries with a warm climate, the veranda traditionally serves as a place of rest. In our penates, the possibilities of their use have expanded; Several varieties of verandas have become widespread, which can be classified:

By type of building. Verandas are designed attached and detached.

By type of foundation. It may be separate or be part of a capital structure.

By type of use. The veranda can be fully used in winter, for which it will have to be glazed and heated.

The advantages of a project with a veranda include:

The possibility of increasing living space (after wall insulation) without a significant increase in cost.

Additional room protects the house from heat loss in the cold season.

A photo country house with an attic and a veranda - a practical and cozy place to relax

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Design features of the veranda

Customers often decide to build a house with a veranda under one roof, the project of which is subsequently adjusted. When designing, pay attention to:

Location. The veranda is built into the building or attached to it. As for the terrace, the view from the inside is important for this design. A veranda overlooking the street is not the best option.

Usage. If the house has a small area, the veranda can simultaneously serve as a hallway, dining room and resting place. In some projects, there is a staircase to the second floor.

Convenience. The veranda should adjoin the wall in which it is located Entrance door, or connect to the kitchen.

Glazing. May be permanent or seasonal. Window elements are most often placed around the entire perimeter. For panoramic glazing use conventional window blocks and double-glazed windows (both with plastic and wooden profiles). Veranda with large area glazing provides excellent internal insolation (sunlight). Curtains, blinds, shutters and screens are used to protect from the sun's rays.

Panoramic glazing allows you to enjoy a sunny day

Arrangement options

Demanded on the market various projects houses with a veranda. Both verandas adjacent to the facade and encircling the building are popular. The shape can be rectangular, square, with rounded corners.

If the project of a house with a veranda provides for a balcony on the second floor, a veranda that repeats its shape looks best.

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About the veranda with rotunda on the video:

Common variant - project of a house with a veranda and a garage. Customers are offered standard projects, the possibility of their refinement or development of an individual version. For residents of country houses, a car is a necessity. The ability to get into the car without leaving home is a significant advantage (especially valuable in winter).

Window. The installation of sliding windows allows without special efforts turn a closed terrace into an open one. This can be done manually or by remote control.

Fireplace. open veranda relevant in the summer. When the evenings become indecently cold, the fireplace turns from decoration into a source of warmth and comfort.

The fireplace creates a sense of tradition and reliability

Materials for the construction of the veranda

When choosing a material for a veranda, they are based on its role: if the extension is expected to be used all year round, it will not only have to be glazed, but also insulated and thought out for heating. The material of the veranda should be in harmony with the house; if it is wooden, then wood is also used for the veranda. Meet:

Veranda made of brick (stone, foam block). The most durable option. For a heavy extension, a solid foundation is needed, the same as under the house. This will protect the veranda from destruction.

Veranda made of wood (from timber or logs). Has a special charm natural wood provides an excellent microclimate. It is decorated with carved panels and elements.

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About remaking the veranda on video:

Veranda made of polycarbonate. It occurs more and more often due to its advantages: low cost, strength, excellent sound and heat insulation. Although the polymer material can withstand temperatures from -45 to 100 ° C, it also has disadvantages: high thermal expansion and low abrasive resistance (you can scratch it when shoveling snow from the roof). Polycarbonate unprotected by a special UV layer is destroyed by sunlight.

Combined veranda. The basis is brick or foam blocks, the walls are sheathed with plastic.

More projects of country houses with an attic, a veranda and a terrace

Attached polycarbonate porch

Non-standard solution - hot tub

Classic "male" veranda

Terrace in the evening light

An elegant stay surrounded by nature

Functional combination of buildings

The winter garden creates a feeling of summer at any time

A terrace with flowers can't look boring

Mysterious and alluring LED lighting

Inspiring place - cozy furniture and panoramic view

Stylish country terrace plays the role of an open living room

Conclusion

Projects of houses with a veranda and a terrace are not a luxury, but a functional way to organize a harmonious vacation in the bosom of nature without sacrificing comfort modern life. Both extensions are worth the care associated with their construction and design. Built with building codes, a terrace (or veranda) will bring a lot positive emotions both to the inhabitants of the country scrap, and their guests.

I have a dream. Such a simple dream. I want to go out and the rooms and get on the veranda. Not to the balcony of the 15th floor, under which an endless stream of cars rushes with a roar, and the voices of the interlocutor cannot be heard, but to the veranda. To make it cool, you can see the forest through the huge windows (you can also have a garden) and so that the trees will certainly make noise. In the spring, blossoming twigs of apple trees look through the windows. In summer, you can hear the chirping of birds, the sound of rain, and in autumn - the sound of falling ripe apples and the light rustle of golden leaves covering the ground with a fluffy layer. And the smell ripe apples and fallen leaves - the unique smell of autumn. On a cold windy day, when the windows are painted of rare beauty frosty patterns, on the veranda, hiding from the wind, children are fooling around. In the mornings, frozen titmouse knock on the window and know that they will not be left hungry here. For me, the veranda is something of past life when lived in private houses more of people.

You can’t turn back time and sometimes our dreams seem impossible to us. Although why? There is already a plot of land, and a house and a veranda can be built. To begin with, let's look at a suitable house project with a veranda. The house is quite comfortable, a veranda can be arranged both at the entrance and from the side of the courtyard with access from the living room and kitchen, windows to the garden. This is perhaps the most interesting. After all, a large veranda can be used as a summer kitchen. And cook jam in the fresh air. Or just sip tea in a pleasant company of friends or neighbors. For this, not much is needed. Yes, projects of houses with a veranda give room for imagination and open up new possibilities. With a slight increase in the price of the building, we get a number of advantages. In Russia, with its rather cool climate, it is convenient to have an additional indoor space both in winter and in summer. If you provide for easily transforming or opening windows, in summer the veranda can be used as a shady canopy. With a short, but hot Russian summer, such use of the veranda is also relevant. It's nice to spend time with a book in a hammock on a shady veranda on a hot afternoon! A light cool breeze is pleasantly refreshing, and you can simply forget about all the worries of the past week. It is pleasant to be on the veranda during a warm summer shower. Large drops of rain fall from the leaves of trees and knock on the roof, the air is filled with moisture, cleared of dust, the heat has subsided, freshness and renewal are felt in everything. After the rain, the birds chirped again in different voices and rejoice in the gentle rays of the sun, which turns raindrops into small precious multi-colored pebbles. Where else can you find such wealth?

What a joy it is for children to play on the veranda! The weather is bad outside, and little dreamers come up with a lot of all kinds of entertainment. Here and secret plans, and insidious plans, and reading in silence, just playing on tablets. Not all the same to run around the garden.

From the many projects of houses with a veranda offered to us by architects, you can always choose the one that suits us the most. Fantasy and flight of thought are enormous. Houses designed in various styles using the latest progressive materials and construction technologies. And choosing one single house project with a veranda is quite difficult. Given the professionalism of the developers, we are sure that your choice will be right and in a year you will be able to enjoy tea drinking in your own house in the shade on a cozy veranda!

There is nothing impossible in the world. By studying the past, you can use the traditions of bygone generations and create new ones, taking into account their experience. Our parents knew how to create comfort and perfectly felt the beauty and uniqueness of every moment of life. So let's keep up with them.