Classical Style House Plan - 3 Beds 3.5 Baths 4050 Sq/Ft Plan #492-10 Exterior - Front Elevation

Plan 492-10

Signature plan by Michael Curtis

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Plan 492-10

Key Specs

4050
sq ft

3
Beds

3.5
Baths

3
Floors

0
Garages

Plan Description

The Roman “Classical Revival” began in the XVI Century with Palladio’s creative archeological adaptations of Roman antiquity—of which colonial America’s robust, but quirky, British “Georgian” was a part. At the time of independence, the noble ideals of Roman republicanism were reimagined in America’s political philosophy and in America’s architecture, especially around the government centers of the mid-Atlantic: Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. These stately Roman forms, dignified symmetries, and compositional grandeurs inspired a particular greatness in the young American republic. It should be noted that that America’s classicism was refined through the influence of our French allies in the War for Independence. And yet, American classicism did not accept the imperial influence of Napoleon—even though we find touches of Empire style in our Federal style; American classicism welcomed the democratic influence of Greek antiquity popularized in the period through political association with Greek democracy and in the archeological discoveries of Greek architecture, especially after America’s rejection of British influence following the War of 1812. You will see various adaptations of Classical Revival in the four line illustrations shown here. Among the Classical Revival style’s foremost practitioners were Wm. Jay; Benj. Latrobe; Robt. Mills; Wm. Thorton; and our third president, Thos. Jefferson whose unique classical style became known as Jeffersonian. Room Sizes: Great Room: 18’-0”” x 24’-0” Country Kitchen: 18’-0”” x 24’-0” Master Bedroom: 18’-0” x 14’-6” Master Bath: 9’-0” x 9’-0” Bedroom (2): 10’-0” x 12’-4” Bathroom: 18’-6” x 6’-0” Family Room: 18’-0”” x 24’-0” (unfinished in this plan) Guest Suite: 18’-0”” x 24’-0” (unfinished in this plan) Stair Hall: 18’-0” x 17’-6”

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Floor Plans

Floor Plan - Main Floor Plan

Main Level Floor Plan - 4050 square foot Classical Revival home

Floor Plan - Upper Floor Plan

Upper Level Floor Plan - 4050 square foot Classical Revival home

Full Specs & Features

Basic Features

Bedrooms : 3

Baths : 3.5

Stories: 3

Garages: 0

Dimension

Depth : 25' 6"

Height : 34' 10"

Width : 57'

Area

Total : 4050 sq/ft

Lower Floor : 1450 sq/ft

Main Floor : 1450 sq/ft

Upper Floor : 1450 sq/ft

*Total Square Footage only includes conditioned space and does not include garages, porches, bonus rooms, or decks.

Ceiling

Main Ceiling : 10'

Bedroom Features

Upstairs Bedrooms

Upstairs Master Bedrooms

Walk In Closet

Kitchen Features

Eating Bar

Kitchen Island

Additional Room Features

Great Room Living Room

Outdoor Spaces

Covered Front Porch

Covered Rear Porch

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Cross Section: A vertical cutaway view of the house from roof to foundation showing details of framing, construction, flooring and roofing.
Interior Elevations: Detailed drawings of kitchen cabinet elevations and other elements as required.

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Meet the Designer - Michael Curtis

“The story of the American Dream is the history of the American Home, and each home tells a story. Our beautiful American homes expand the American Dream by adapting regional building traditions to modern living. Each of our homes considers its place, its purpose, and the family who lives within it, and each house acknowledges the universal desire for comfort, ease, affordability, and beauty.”

Michael received his training in classical painting, sculpture, and architecture, and has worked for over thirty years in each of these professions. He brings to his designs an understanding of the best that has been done in Western Civilization's 3,000 year tradition.

He designed the New American Home 2011, debuting at the National Association of Home Builders Show in Orlando. His most significant sculptural commissions include The History of Texas at Texas Rangers Ball Park, Arlington, Texas, the largest US frieze of the 20th Century; numerous portrait busts for the Library of Congress, The Supreme Court Building, and other public buildings. His recent statues include General Eisenhower and The Shipbuilder, both in Alexandria, Virginia. His specialty is relief portraits and fine medals. And his painting, sculpture, and architectural drawings are represented in over 250 private and public collections. Michael has taught art and art history at art schools, colleges, and universities and lectured at the National Gallery of Art.