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Janet Gathright
Janet Gathright
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LOVE this look.. great front door, entry, simple but clearly a welcoming entrance!

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long low pitch and "criss-crossing" at peak

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Exposed beams going across

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Low pitch porch and entry

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Entry squeezed in near garage

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upward roof addition?

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Flat roof addition

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Low pitch entry gable

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Consider this such that the microwave/window wall faces the garage with roofline rising above the existing gable garage roof and then extend beyond the sink window for the added bedroom suite.

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Added outdoor space under main low-pitch roof

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Pop up section on low pitch roofs

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Industrial angular and could be low pitch

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Low Pitch branch out flatter

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Low pitch entry gable

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low pitch entry - stacked rock.... don't like sliding door, but roofline might work. Also, stacked rock integrated into entry and strategically with addition might be wonderful.

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Gable entry

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Slant roof over entry

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Low Pitch entry with no special roof

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Low Pitch entry option

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