Tibsrules

Here's my dilemma. The existing roofline is congruous and fits the house really well, and I'm not sure how I would go about adding a third bay to the right side or how I would frame the roof to not look totally atrocious. The concrete pad extends out far enough to the right and to the rear, so I think it would just come down to a bit of demo, framing, siding and insulation.

I thought about a flat roof, but that would just look stupid. Any ideas on how to incorporate another bay? Anyone tackle a design challenge like this?

03-accent-03

Set it back the distance of the lower roof (looks to be about 3' or so), and make it a story and a half (or storage above the normal ceiling height) bringing the upper roof down at the current angle.

Visionz

What about something like this?

187sks

You'll want to match the current roof pitch and have the peak be the side of your house, so it slopes away from the house only on the side. Where it extends in front of your house it can slope down to meet the roof of the current garage portion or only part way there.

Alternately if you just want more room you can extend the garage forward and have it twice as deep. That would give you 2 times the room that a new stall would, and the only real downside is that you could only park and drive 2 cars simply. It would be easy to keep a project or 2 behind the daily drivers though, or a fun car.

ereeves116

put a garage door going into the backyard also