Projects of country houses with massandra. Catalog of projects of houses and cottages with an attic. Projects of houses with an attic: photos with drawings

If there is a need to expand the house, then developers, as a rule, consider two options.

The first is the addition of additional premises. But, placed outside the perimeter of the load-bearing walls, they can only serve as utility or auxiliary ones.

The second option is more acceptable. We are talking about additional square meters due to the reconstruction of the second floor. In this case, a house project with an attic is the best option. By insulating the roof, you can get additional full-fledged living and utility rooms.

How functional and economically justified is it? Let's try to impartially consider all the advantages and disadvantages.

Projects of houses with an attic: “for”

• Such housing will save on building area. That is, it is logical to build a house with an attic on a small plot of land.
• In terms of rational use of the total area of ​​the building, house designs with an attic space are superior to one-story and even two-story buildings in which the attic space is not used rationally.
• The second floor of the house and the attic differ in terms of financial costs. In the classic version, the attic is a more economical option. If to equip a full-fledged second floor you will need brick, concrete, timber, insulation, and materials for exterior finishing, then the equipment of the attic is limited to rafters, insulation and roofing material. And if the developer plans a warm attic, then insulation costs will be added. Only in this case can you get both a residential floor and a roof. Therefore, we conclude that the cost of 1 m2 of usable area of ​​a house with an attic is significantly lower compared to other projects.
• In addition, warm air from the lower rooms rises, which makes heating the attic floor less expensive. We can confidently talk about a reduction in fuel and electricity consumption, and, consequently, about savings in the operation of a ready-made building.

Projects of houses with an attic: “against”

• Some experts argue that the main disadvantage of house designs with an attic is their poor lighting. We are sure that this minus is conditional. The problem can be solved very simply by using roof windows. In addition, through them much more light enters the room than through vertical windows. Of course, attic double-glazed windows are not a cheap pleasure. But with the funds saved during construction, you can afford a comfortable organization of everyday life. In addition, there is always the opportunity to design windows and even balconies in the gables.
• The second drawback of house designs with an attic can also be considered conditional. It is believed that sloping ceilings cause depression among the residents of the house. But competent organization and design of premises can easily eliminate this contradiction.

We draw conclusions from the above

Projects of houses with an attic are used by practical people for the construction of country real estate. Such a cottage allows you to get maximum living space, but at the same time there will be enough free space on the site for an orchard, flower beds or a cozy gazebo. The attic floor becomes a decoration of the facade. It goes especially well with a bay window or balcony.

Types of project plans

The attic is an almost full second floor. There are usually a couple of bedrooms here, including a guest room, as well as a children's room. This is a comfortable option for a family of 3-5 people.

On the ground floor in a typical house design with an attic floor there is a large living room. It can be combined with a kitchen or dining room, or separated from them by interior walls. It looks beautiful if the living room opens onto a spacious terrace next to the cottage. In total, there can be from 3 to 7 rooms on the ground floor. It depends on the size of the home. They are used for a study, bathroom, boiler room and storage room.

The number of bathrooms depends on the size of the family. It is recommended to do 2 of them at once - one each on the first and attic floors.

Advantages of building a house with an attic

The attic room provides a gable roof. It is very practical because in winter it reduces the risk of snow freezing and leaks when it melts. The gable design reduces heat loss in the room by 17% due to the absence of a separate attic space.

Other advantages of houses with an attic include:

• reduction in foundation costs, less material is used for walls, which reduces their weight;
• a good selection of layout options with the ability to easily adjust it in the future;
• unlimited number of solutions for facade finishing;
• Cottages with an attic floor are suitable for year-round use due to their energy efficiency and reduced heat loss through the roof.

You can select a design plan for a house with an attic that is suitable for the layout and number of rooms using our catalog. For the convenience of clients, a floor diagram is attached to each of them. If necessary, the necessary adjustments will be made to the project that the customer likes. These may relate to the number, location or original purpose of rooms.

First, it’s worth understanding what an attic is and how it differs from an attic. Both of these rooms in the house are located under the roof. Many people often confuse them because they do not see the difference. The attic floor is the last floor in the house; it is located directly under the roof, but is designed for people to live at any time of the year. It must be insulated, supplied with electricity, water and heating. The facades of the attic and attic are formed entirely or partially by the roof. The main difference between the premises and the second or third floor in a cottage or country house is the height of the walls. It means the distance from the floor to the intersection of the facade with the roof. It should not exceed 1.5 m, according to the conditions prescribed in SNiP. If the height is a little higher, then this is already a full floor.

The attic is a cold, non-residential space. It can be equipped for summer holidays, but it is not possible to spend the winter in such a room. Usually, attics are used for storage of unnecessary things. However, the practice of storing trash is gradually disappearing. If the room is intended to house communications, a boiler room, and engineering equipment, then the attic is called a technical floor. They are more common in apartment buildings. Another important difference between an attic and an attic is the presence of large windows, sometimes even built into the roof. For non-residential premises, lighting is not of great importance. Projects of houses with an attic can be purchased ready-made from design bureaus. The only way to get a free plan is to prepare it yourself, which will require a certain amount of knowledge. Let's talk about the design features of attic floors, options for their arrangement and popular styles that are embodied under the roofs of houses.

Features of attic floors

A house project with an attic is an ideal option for those who want to make the most of the building area. In this respect, the additional living space is similar to the basement. Previously, basements were used exclusively for storing trash and equipment. Nowadays, game rooms, home cinemas, garages, saunas or laundries are installed in basements (as in typical American houses). It is impossible to build an attic without a drawing plan. Anyone can really handle construction work, although even here they often turn to companies that practice construction of turnkey projects. But only a professional with experience and a wealth of specialized knowledge can correctly calculate the loads on the foundation, think through the location of all structural elements, and calculate the consumption of materials.

Before construction, several sketches are prepared - in section and from different viewing points, and the scale is indicated. The drawing must mark the location of window openings, entrance stairs, communication lines, indicate the shape and indicate the dimensions. The most popular configuration among attics is rectangular or square. The task seems simple only in words. Getting down to business, the average person is lost and doesn’t even know where to start. The attic attracts with an abundance of light and fresh air. Its outer “box” includes two components:

• Vertical (gable) walls. They are usually made of the same material as the facade of the house, since they are its logical continuation.
• Sloping wall (side). It “starts” from a vertical surface (attic wall), and then its frame is the roof truss system. The roof acts as the outer cladding of the ceiling. To increase the area of ​​the attic, change the angle of the roof and increase the height of the attic walls.

In wooden log houses, the vertical walls are made of wood. If the building is brick, then brick is used for the attic. Sometimes vertical walls are sheathed with decorative materials to match the rest of the facade. This is necessary in cases where it is necessary to update the exterior in order to fit it into the landscape design of a summer cottage, or when the building itself has an unsightly appearance. For example, it was built from expanded clay concrete, gas silicate, expanded clay, cinder blocks or gas blocks. Such materials have an unattractive appearance and are necessarily masked under a layer of finishing. For these purposes, porcelain stoneware, siding, decorative panels “like brick” or stone are used. Sometimes the outside walls are decorated with wood. The material looks very beautiful, but is less practical than more durable analogues. Insulation becomes a prerequisite for arranging an attic. Part of the task of preserving heat in the room rests with decorative cladding, which protects the walls from the outside. Inside they are covered with heat and vapor barrier, between the layers of which mineral wool and polystyrene foam are placed. Then communications are carried out and finishing is carried out. Next comes the design and distribution of functional areas on the attic floor, placement of furniture, and decoration.

There is also such a thing as a semi-attic. This is originally a residential floor, which is combined with the roof. The design has expressive architecture and original appearance. The semi-attic floor is also used for permanent residence. The height of its walls does not exceed 0.8 m.

Advantages and disadvantages of houses with an attic

The attic floor has both a number of advantages and a small list of disadvantages. The advantages include the following aspects:

• If the arrangement of the attic was not initially included in the plans when building the house, then due to it the living space can be increased even without leaving the confines of the dacha or cottage. The construction will proceed at its own pace, and the remaining rooms can still be used, that is, the construction is carried out independently. This practice occurs quite often when the family grows and the housing becomes too cramped over time. This, perhaps, is the main advantage of the additional mezzanine.
• A well-equipped attic will help reduce heat loss in the building. This will lead to reduced loads on the heating system and more economical energy consumption.
• The original architectonics of the ceiling is ideally suited to unusual modern trends, where configuration is the basis of the composition.
• The best insolation. Since the attic is a priori higher than any other room in the house, it receives more light. If the windows are built into the roof, then the sun's rays enter the room directly even at noon.
• The attic opens up wide possibilities for space planning. Initially, the floor does not have internal walls, so the decision on the placement of rooms and their sizes (width and length) is made only by the owners of the house. The layout does not require the demolition of partitions or significant changes. You can create zoning literally from scratch.
• Good ventilation. The height at which the attic is located promotes rapid air exchange.

The disadvantages include the following factors:

• The need for air conditioning in hot summers. The roof heats up very quickly and transfers heat to the attic, which is located closer to the other rooms. Unfortunately, in hot weather, in the absence of air conditioning, there will be a real “steam room”, like in a bathhouse.
• Some psychologists believe that without a traditional “flat” ceiling above their heads, many people may experience discomfort. The complex architecture of a sloping roof looks very unusual and beautiful, however, an excessive accumulation of details can really cause irritation over time. The configuration can be easily adjusted using special finishing, decor, and color schemes.
• The high cost of special roof windows, which will have to be purchased for spacious rooms where openings on the gables alone will not be enough.
• If there are mistakes in construction, finishing, or thermal insulation, you can end up with a “cold” attic that even the most powerful heating boiler cannot save in winter.
• The accumulation of snow in the winter on the glass of the attic windows, which will create an obstacle to light entering the room.
• No type of sound insulation will completely eliminate rain “rustles” - the sounds of drops colliding with the roof. Moreover, it does not matter what type of coating is chosen (soft or hard). Although psychologists believe that the sound of water has a healing, calming effect, it can sometimes be very annoying.

By the way, another advantage can be considered the simplicity of placing a fireplace or stove. Stove heating can also be considered as an option. This way you can save on the consumption of other resources (gas, electricity) and create comfortable conditions in the attic in winter using “live fire” from coal or wood.

Construction of the attic floor

To make a plan correctly, you need to take into account a number of the following factors:

• Living space. Its dimensions directly depend on the type of roof. Some varieties create too many areas that cannot be used expediently. The most economical option is a hip roof. Its rafter system, unlike a gable one, allows you to use every meter of the attic without “dead” areas.
• Budget. If it is very modest, then you will have to be content with a pitched roof, since it is one of the cheapest options.
• Snow and wind load. Precipitation should slide freely from the roof and not accumulate on it. In this case, the slope matters. If it is calculated incorrectly, precipitation will create an additional load on the roof, which it may not be able to withstand.
• Choosing the right material for the rafter system. Many people mistakenly believe that wood is taboo. In fact, SNiP allows the use of wood if it has been properly pre-treated. Here the condition regarding the maximum height of the building is also met - no more than 75 m, that is, an increased number of storeys. Of course, for private households such figures are considered exorbitant. On average, even for every three-story house there are more than twenty ordinary one-story buildings.
• Condition of the foundation and façade. Here they take into account not only the material from which the house was built, but also its service life, additional loads, and general appearance (presence of cracks or other damage). Based on this, a specific rafter system and roofing material are selected.
• Loads on the walls of the house and foundation. Some types of roofs (single roofs) distribute loads unevenly, that is, one side of the building may have to be further strengthened. Without knowledge in this area, it is easy to make a mistake that threatens to turn into a collapse.

All these nuances must be taken into account when designing the attic. Additional floors with bay windows or terraces look luxurious. In the second case, households have access to the open air overlooking the yard, reliably protected by a canopy. Such verandas are sometimes glazed. Bay window structures most often repeat the shape of similar projections on the lower floors.

Roof trusses

Rafter truss is the rod system on which the roof is supported. In fact, this is the “backbone”, the skeleton of the attic, onto which layers of roofing sheathing, thermal insulation, communication lines, and interior decoration are “put on.” A roof truss consists of a number of components, the proper combination of which allows you to evenly distribute the loads on the load-bearing walls of the house:

• Mauerlat. It is a log or beam that is laid on a load-bearing wall. Essentially, this is the “foundation” of the roof truss.
• Ridge and side girders. These are beams that are positioned horizontally. The first is placed directly under the ridge, and the rest a little lower, perpendicular to the rafter “legs”.
• Struts, spacers, diagonal connections - a system of communicative elements.
• Layered and hanging rafters.

Since the loads on the attic roof are quite large, the rafter truss must have a margin of safety. It is ensured by a high-quality connection between the individual components of the system. Most often, bolts, screws, welding or the tongue-and-groove type are used for these purposes. The design of the truss frame is chosen depending on the type of roof that will cover the attic floor. The distance between the external load-bearing walls is also taken into account. If it does not exceed 6.5 m, then layered rafters are chosen. In other cases, they resort to hanging supports. They are mounted on a tightening and on the Mauerlat. If necessary, the structure is reinforced with additional connecting links.

Roof construction

The shape of the attic directly depends on the type of roof. The additional floors themselves can be rectangular, broken, triangular, or asymmetrical. Attics can be located over the entire house or just over part of it. Roofs, depending on their shape, are classified into the following types:

• Single-pitch.
• Gable.
• Three slopes.
• Domed (conical, pyramidal).
• Four slopes.

Three-pitched and domed attics are very rare due to the complex architecture. The first ones were popular back in Tsarist Russia, when exquisite home decoration was an indicator of family wealth. Dome ones are a very complex structure with an equally “intricate” roof truss. Greenhouses in rich mansions used to be hidden under round roofs made of transparent materials. Judging by the sophistication of the architecture, such a roof is a grandiose structure, impressive and eye-catching. From a material point of view, such construction will be very expensive, and therefore is not always justified. Four slopes are classified into four subspecies:

• Hip.
• Tent.
• Half-hip
• Hip-pediment.

In tents the ridge is completely absent. The attics under the roofs of the three remaining types have broken architectonics, which is not as pronounced as in gable roofs. For this reason, this nuance can be classified as an advantage rather than a disadvantage.

Single-pitch

The design of a pitched roof is considered the simplest. The roof is fixed to the load-bearing walls at an angle. This roof architecture is laconic and even borders on primitivism. For single-pitch options, the angle of inclination is of great importance. If it is calculated incorrectly, precipitation will accumulate and the load on the roof will increase. Attics under pitched roofs are not built very often. The room will have an asymmetrical shape due to the different heights of the opposite walls. But windows can be easily built into a pitched roof and look very neat and consistent in one row.

Gable

Gable or gable roofs are quite easy to install and are considered a classic option for arranging attic floors. As the name implies, such structures have two slopes that intersect at the top and rest on the ridge. Both planes “look” in different directions. Gable roofs are classified into three subtypes:

• Symmetrical. The slopes diverge at the same angles and are a mirror image of each other. The pediment has a simple isosceles triangle configuration, and the ridge is located in the center of the structure.
• Asymmetrical. The ridge of such roofs is offset relative to the conventional center of the house. The slopes are of equal length. Sometimes they are also called: roofs “with an offset ridge.”
• With broken slopes. This type of roof was specifically designed for attics and attics. Broken slopes allow you to increase the area of ​​the under-roof space.

The most popular version of a gable roof is “convex” with broken slopes. The ridge is located strictly in the center, and the pediment has the shape of an irregular but symmetrical pentagon.

Roof selection

The range of roofing materials is truly amazing. If earlier they made do with traditional slate laid on roofing felt, now the average person’s eyes widen at the sight of a wide choice. Depending on their hardness, materials are classified into two types:

• Soft (bitumen shingles).
• Hard (slate, metal tiles).

When choosing a material, pay attention to the roof configuration. Not every type of roof is suitable for complex, broken structures. The most durable and beautiful option would be natural tiles, which are made from clay by firing. The material will be very expensive, but its service life - more than 150 years - fully pays for the cost. Second place in popularity is shared by asbestos-cement slate and metal tiles. The first is a mixture of a cement base with asbestos reinforcing fibers. Although many competitors have emerged in recent years, it still holds a leading position in the market. Slate can be flat or wavy. Its classic color is gray, but some manufacturers paint the material in bright shades. The average service life of slate is 30 years. Metal tiles are an imitation of the ceramic material of the same name, made of galvanized steel, which is covered with a protective polymer film on both sides. The texture and color of the material imitates the original in detail. The average service life of metal tiles is 15 years. It is fireproof, easy to install, durable and inexpensive. Slightly less popular are ondulin, corrugated sheets (corrugated steel sheets) and piece composite, slate, bitumen, cement-sand tiles. For roofs with complex configurations, it is better to use soft roofing material.

Windows and ways to open them

On the attic floors, both ordinary vertical windows (built into the gables) and special inclined ones are used. They are located on the roof. The windows are called “dormer”. They literally look “at the sky” and give an indescribable feeling during rain or on starry nights, when you can fall asleep admiring the magnificent landscape. They are distinguished by types of opening. The usual rotary or tilt-and-turn mechanism is not found in roof windows. The only exception will be “hatches” in the roof. Due to the specific location (at an angle), such double-glazed windows are often equipped only with folding or sliding systems. Panoramic windows located on the gables look luxurious in attics. There are also miniature “balconies” equipped with a folding mechanism. They provide access to a small porch with a fence, a kind of mini-terrace.

Most individual developers, as the basis for a future country or country house, choose a house project with an attic and a veranda, 6x8 or 7x8 m in size. In the minds of the future summer resident, the presence of these two elements personifies convenience and comfortable outdoor recreation. But in reality, not every house project with an attic can be as convenient as it looks in the plans and on the designer’s paper. Practical experience in developing such complex schemes and careful design taking into account all the features of the construction are of great importance.

What do the attic and veranda provide for a country house?

Undoubtedly, for a house measuring 6x8 it would be very prudent to plan a small veranda in the building design, and raise the roof and make it sloping so that the attic space could be converted into an attic. But in this case, you will need to take into account some recommendations from experts:

• For a 6x8 rectangular house, the facade of the house will need to be designed along a wide, eight-meter side. Only in this case can you obtain an acceptable attic width of 2.8-3 m with a length of 6 m. Otherwise, the attic turns into a tunnel measuring 2.5x8;
• The veranda room is best located on the illuminated part of the building. For a frame house with an attic, an area of ​​6x8, it would be most rational to place the veranda in the form of an extension or the first floor of the house on the front side of the building;
• Part of the veranda is usually left open and used as an area for outdoor recreation; in this case, the project can be considered as a building with an attic and a terrace.

Advice! Today there are no clear signs that distinguish a built-in terrace from an open veranda, so it is important to correctly understand what exactly should be built in the house plan in order to explain to the designer.

If we limit ourselves only to names and terms, a company or designer may interpret similar concepts in their own way, and as a result, the original concept of the house will be lost.

Projects of country houses measuring 6x8 m

When developing the layout of the house, you will need to take into account that the attic and veranda have completely different functions and structure:

1. The attic in the vast majority of cases is used as a sleeping area. In summer it is always hot under a hot roof, so more or less favorable conditions will only be in the autumn-winter period of the year. Even if the project includes a small balcony, there will clearly not be enough space for a comfortable rest;
2. The veranda is the complete opposite of the attic. In any project, the veranda remains an uninsulated temporary shelter or summer kitchen. Often, owners rebuild and expand such a structure several times.

Advice! The best option would be to plan the entrance to the house through the veranda. This classic solution will “eat up” some part of the living space, but the resulting gain will compensate for the loss.

Features of building a house from a block

When choosing a project for block houses, you usually have to take into account the design features of the building’s foundation. All more or less successful designs of houses made of foam blocks involve the use of a rigid, shallow concrete strip or a slab-pile version of the foundation as a foundation. Due to the low rigidity of foam concrete walls, the veranda must be built according to a bay window, or the room must be reinforced with columns.

The version of the house shown in the photo with an attic and an insulated veranda is practically indistinguishable from ordinary country cottages. MZLF was used as the foundation. The foam concrete walls in this project were reinforced with additional brickwork, which made the room as warm and light as possible.

In the project for arranging the attic space, a classic technique was used - the roof gables are finished with cement-sand plaster and painted white to reduce the thermal load. The left, sunny side of the entrance to the house is covered with brickwork and climbing plants.

The roof of the attached veranda can be used as an open terrace or balcony, as in the photo.

In this case, the veranda is designed as a separate extension on a common slab foundation. The attic room is slightly extended, almost square in shape, which makes it possible to install two windows on the pediment of the building. According to the project, a 6x8 house is covered with clapboard or siding. The roof is made of bitumen shingles.

The veranda can be built in the form of a bay window, and two entrances can be provided for the building at once. If you wish, you can go directly to the veranda, bypassing the main entrance. To increase the amount of light entering the enclosed veranda, the east side entrance doors are made of double glazed glass.

A rather interesting combination of three main rooms at once, a terrace, an attic and a veranda is shown in the photo.

The building is built on a strong strip foundation with a basement floor. The veranda room is raised above the ground and glazed. The use of a gable asymmetrical roof made it possible to increase the usable area of ​​the attic by almost 40%, and remove the main part of the heat load from the sun using a very long and flat roof slope.

Any residential building needs design, and drawings for houses with attics are especially carefully developed. Such designs are different and have features that are taken into account when planning construction.

Drawings and photographs of projects of one-story houses with an attic

A house with an attic is a popular option for a residential building, since a voluminous roof allows you to create a comfortable additional floor without the high costs of building a full wall and then a roof. In this case, it is imperative to provide good thermal insulation of the upper floor, as well as waterproofing of the attic. This allows you to create optimal living conditions and organize a comfortable layout.

At the design stage, the appearance of the building is also developed.

Projects of buildings with an 8 by 10 attic

A residential one-story house 8 by 10 allows the use of more design solutions than two-story buildings. At the same time, there are no significant construction costs, and the building turns out to be as beautiful, comfortable and durable as possible. To achieve these goals, you can use ready-made standard projects, which include detailed drawings of buildings with layout, external design and other features.

The main stages of creating an 8 by 10 house project are expressed as follows:

determining the area, number of floors, height of the future building;

analysis of the soil and surface of the site in order to select the optimal type of foundation;

development of the appearance of the structure;

creating a project and drawings in a professional program;

evaluation of the result, adjustment, selection of building materials.

There are many design options, but one of the most versatile is the project presented below, which assumes the practicality of the upper floor. The attic is arranged as carefully as possible, forming a full-fledged living space with all amenities. This allows you to increase the usable area of ​​the building by 8 by 10 m.

When designing the design of the building, special attention is paid

The drawing of this option contains a convenient layout of the first floor indicating functional areas. The parameters of the premises can be adjusted if necessary, creating a unique version of a residential building.

The drawing indicates the area of ​​the premises

The attic project includes a bedroom, a bathroom and two living rooms. Thus, the presence of an attic allows you to save on the construction of a full floor, but at the same time create a cozy and functional space.

In the spacious attic it is easy to arrange several living rooms

Another project may involve a spacious dining room on the ground floor that functions as a living room. On the top floor of the attic type there will be full-fledged living quarters. Several exits to the site will make your stay comfortable.

The country house has several exits to the site

The diagram of the first floor shows the parameters of all rooms, the main one of which is the dining room-living room. If necessary, this space can be divided into two functional zones by adjusting the project.

On the ground floor there are two exits to the outside

The attic allows for maximum functional use of every square meter of space. Therefore, the plan contains three rooms, a hall, and a practical staircase space.

The attic is functional and does not require large construction costs

Any finished project of a residential building 8 by 10 m can be adjusted depending on personal preferences or to fit the finished foundation of the house. At the same time, it is important to change the calculation of the load on supporting structures and take into account the location of communications.

Houses with an attic 9 by 9

The construction of a house with an attic 9 by 9 m allows you to save the area of ​​the building site, but at the same time the under-roof space, that is, the attic, is arranged as carefully as possible. During construction, the shape of the roof, the thickness of the thermal insulation layer are taken into account, and hydro- and vapor barrier films are necessarily used.

Thanks to this, the atmosphere of the attic floor will be comfortable at any time of the year.

When designing a 9 by 9 house, you should take into account such features as:

the area of ​​the first floor allows you to place important rooms (kitchen, bathroom, etc.) and make them spacious;

the foundation for the building is selected depending on the type of soil, for example, a strip foundation is suitable for hard soil;

for a 9 by 9 house, careful hydro- and thermal insulation of the foundation and proper placement of the heating system are required.

One of the notable ready-made projects for a 9 by 9 house is the option in which there is a bay window and a dormer window. The building is comfortable for permanent or temporary residence at any time of the year.

The diagram of the first floor shows a possible layout with furniture, but the exact location of items is determined individually. The finished project makes it possible to organize the space individually, taking into account lifestyle features, personal preferences and other factors.

It is easy to adjust the scheme yourself, but without making fundamental changes without professional knowledge in architecture

The second floor plan includes a large bedroom and two additional rooms. The purpose of the premises can be changed, and the location is quite convenient.

Additional rooms can perform any function

The finished project of a 9 by 9 house made of aerated concrete blocks requires accurate calculation of all parameters. For example, in the following project, the building has an area of ​​73 m2 and a house height of 8 m. In this case, the roof slope is 18°, and the diagram shows 3 living rooms. The roof is covered with metal tiles. The foundation in the form of a monolithic strip ensures the reliability of the building.

Exterior finish may vary

The ground floor layout includes a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and spacious hallway. This layout is comfortable, convenient and functional.

The purpose of the premises can be determined individually

In the attic area there is a spacious staircase and several rooms. Careful insulation of the roof allows you to ensure comfort on the attic floor.

The volumetric roof allows for optimal wall heights

Design of 9 by 10 buildings with an attic

The construction of a 9 by 10 building with an attic can be made from different materials. Arrangement of the attic allows you to make the construction as economical as possible, but the residential building will be cozy and durable. You can increase the functional space with the help of a balcony. On the ground floor of a 9 by 10 house it is easy to place a summer veranda. The total area of ​​a building of this size makes it possible to organize spacious zones in which each corner performs a specific function.

A house with a balcony on the top floor is one of the most comfortable options for buildings with an attic. The appearance of the building is distinguished by a modern style, and construction is carried out from high-quality bricks, foam blocks and other similar options.

The modern appearance of the building is one of the advantages of this project

The peculiarity of this residential building project is that part of the facade appears to be pushed back and there is an attic balcony at the top. At the same time, on the ground floor there is a bathroom, living room, hall and other functional rooms. Thus, practicality and modern style of the building are combined.

The main rooms are located on the ground floor

Living rooms and a bathroom are equipped in the attic; it is possible to arrange an office or other functional space. If connecting communications to the second floor bathroom causes certain difficulties, then this room can perform any other function.

Furniture arrangement is determined individually

The design of buildings 8x10, 9x9 and 9x10 m has common features. For example, attic rooms often serve as living space. You can always make individual changes to the finished project, taking into account the design features.

Design of houses with garage and attic

The construction and layout of houses with an attic may also include such a necessary space as a garage. This space is an extension or dedicated part of the building in which the vehicle is located. For comfortable operation of the garage, during the design, a scheme for supplying communications, heating, and lighting is developed.

The exterior design of a building with a garage may have one common style or a slight visual separation of these buildings, for example, colored wall cladding.

Features of designing a house with a garage and attic are as follows:

the wall separating the house and the garage must have a layer of sound insulation, and fire protection or alarms should also be provided in all rooms;

The garage area must be sufficient for free use of the premises;

if the attic is located above the house and garage, then it is important to create a reliable system of floors, thermal insulation and waterproofing.

A universal solution is the design of a one-story house with an attic and a single garage. At the same time, the roof of the technical and living space is the same, and the attic is located only above the living space.

A single roof allows you to create a harmonious design

A common roof over a garage and a house does not require large construction costs

Thanks to the large perimeter of the house, you can arrange several living rooms and a bathroom in the attic. If the parameters of the house are smaller, then the usable area is also reduced, only the necessary areas are equipped.

The attic premises are complete and functional

Video: example of a house project with an attic and garage

Features of a two-story house with an attic

When constructing a two-story building, you can organize a cozy room in the attic area. This area can be insulated and used year-round. And the option of only summer use of the attic space is also in demand. In the first case, careful insulation and waterproofing of the roof is required, and in the second, the main vapor and waterproofing layers of the roof are installed under the roofing material. In any case, a two-story house, complemented by a functional attic, is a comfortable building with a large amount of usable space.

The facade can be decorated in any way in accordance with the chosen design style

Designing a two-story building with a residential attic requires more careful calculations than developing a project for a one-story building. This is due to the fact that in the case of a two-story house, the load on the foundation is greater than in the other option. Therefore, light, durable and high-quality materials are used to cover the roof and furnish the attic, and installation and planning are carried out according to the drawing.

The main rooms are often located on the ground floor, facilitating the layout of the second and attic floors

The dimensions of rooms in finished projects can be changed without radically affecting the supporting structures. Thus, it is possible to create a comfortable residential building taking into account individual wishes and ensure the reliability of the premises on the second floor.

Rest rooms are often located on the second floor

It is possible to build a two-story house with an attic on a narrow plot. The presence of two floors and a functional attic space ensures the practicality and convenience of the building.

Video: stages of building a house with an attic

Design of multi-gable mansard roofs

Multi-gable roofing is popular in the construction of buildings with an attic. Such a roof has several sloped angles and is distinguished by a complex design of the rafter system. Attic windows are often installed at such corners, which is a practical and convenient solution.

The multi-gable roof has a complex rafter system, but has external originality

A complex multi-gable roof is suitable for buildings that are built from brick, foam blocks, shell rock or aerated concrete. The design can be symmetrical or asymmetrical. In the first case, the corner elements are evenly spaced, and in the second, the ribs can be at different levels. For any type of roof, a durable Mauerlat, calculation of load-bearing capacity and careful selection of materials for construction are required.

Video: designing a three-gable roof

Photo gallery: mansard roof options

A four-pitched sloping roof is convenient for arranging an attic. The complex shape of the roof requires precise calculation of all parameters. A hip roof is practical to use. A hip roof makes the building original and cozy. The unusual roof design is developed individually. Multi-pitched roofs allow you to create a spacious attic. A hip roof allows you to use the entire usable area of ​​the building.

Ready-made designs of houses with an attic allow you to learn the features of developing such functional buildings. Residential premises are always designed individually and depending on the region of residence, climatic conditions, plot area and other factors. By carefully considering all the options, you can create a reliable and cozy house with an attic.