The Octagon Window

Another fine example of octagon window placement on a white pop-up. 

East Meets West

I've never seen a pagoda-inspired bungalow renovation until now. 

"I'm like a bird I wanna fly away"

At least the wings are symmetrical. 

Scalped

Above Above Above and Beyond

Some bungalow additions really go that extra mile. It's always appreciated. 

Big Brother

A common strategy for bungalow renovations is to build a bigger version of the original bungalow behind the existing structure. It often looks like the the newer part of the structure is looking over the shoulder of the original front. The over-sized metal flue seems to give this one extra character.

Scalped

A Pop-up That Sees All

An interesting placement of octagon windows to make sure that the bungalow addition is always paying attention to what is happening on the street.

The Carefully Placed Octagon

A carefully placed octagon window is critical to any successful bungalow addition.

Half-timbered Hat

Half-timbering is a detail found on many Arts & Crafts style homes

so it is always appropriate for a bungalow addition. 

Great Windows

In order to accentuate the stained glass windows on the original home, they chose something for the addition that would be a thoughtful counterpoint.

Bigger isn't always better

Could you spare some windows?

This addition has a few things going for it. The vast expanses of vinyl are quite remarkable. These are offset with just enough window space to keep your albino pets happy.

The other dilemma for folks that "pop-up" is what to do with the old one-story roof? You can just leave it and give the house a nice Elvis look.

Thanks to Mark for submitting the nice photo!

Can you fly with only one wing?

If a home has this many air conditioners, can you consider it a home with central air conditioning?