Each and every basement project starts from focusing on our client’s main goal for their space. Some may want large open entertaining space while other may opt for more storage directed areas. Whichever way the client decides to go, Building Concepts delivers the basement remodeling confidence our Cincinnati customers have grown to love.
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Traditional Basement Remodel
In the following few photos, you will see this basement remodel concentrated on entertaining. The one large open space, incorporates a few areas with different attractions. From the pool table, to the wet bar, and across to the movie centered area, the open concept allows guests to feel apart of the party no matter where they may be.
Structural elements of the house above propose challenges when looking at a basement remodeling project. In the photo below, you may not notice it at first, but the two silver poles are actually structural supporting posts. The posts are for the main beam supporting the home above. Moving or deleting key components like these steel supports is usually not a feasible thing to do. Incorporating the supports in the space is almost always required. Using a “live-edge” slab of mahogany, the Building Concepts team was able to tie the posts into another focal point of the basement remodel.
Finally, looking across the basement you can see how well the three areas tie together. Basement remodeling projects provide our Cincinnati area clients the extra space everyone always needs when entertaining.
Mid-Century Modern Basement Remodel
BEFORE
The before pictures of this basement remodeling project tell the majority of the story here. Our client on the east side of Cincinnati did not have much use for the space the way it was. There was old tile on part of the floor, partial framing (if you can even call it that), and an overall an overall lack of functional living space. Our team demo’d the existing “walls” and started from a blank slate. Working closely with the homeowner and designer, we added walls to divide the soon to be living space from the storage areas. As you scroll down you will see the progression of this basement remodel from mostly storage to a well planned out and usable living area.
FRAMING, MECHANICALS, & DRYWALL
Most of today’s home designs focus on open concepts. On this basement remodel we had the challenge of dividing off storage areas and piping while retaining that open feeling. Looking closely you can see we maximized the open space and even added a half bath!
FINAL FINISH
Basement remodels like this are rewarding. We took underutilized space and maximized efficiency for our Cincinnati client. We were able to add several hundred square feet of space, a small bathroom, all while retaining ample amounts of storage.
