New Construction in Sun Valley

Where things go in a new Sun Valley house: pantry, linen closet, coats, tools. Storage planned into the layout, with a possible ADU beside it.

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Closets run out first. A new Sun Valley house works day to day when the pantry sits near the kitchen, the linen closet near the bedrooms, the coats and shoes near the door and the tools in the garage on walls built to hold them. We draw those places into the plan as rooms of their own, because storage added afterward steals space from the rooms around it.

Storage drawn as part of the structure

A pantry gets its own wall and a door, deep shelves and an outlet for a small appliance. Linen and cleaning closets take a slice of the hallway wall. Garage storage needs framing blocked for heavy shelving and a ceiling that allows overhead racks. A coat closet by the entry keeps shoes and bags off the floor of the living room. Planning these spots early costs a few square feet of floor area and saves furniture from crowding the living spaces.

Storage on an ADU lot

A second unit has its own storage needs, and the main house can lose its garage or yard shed to the new building. With an ADU on the lot, the plan sets the storage for both homes together, so nothing ends up piled in a hallway. LADBS reviews the house and unit for structure, energy and zoning, and the storage rooms are drawn on the plans so the reviewer can see the areas. Trash bins and bikes get a named spot too.

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