A two-story garage and shop designed to match an existing rural home—without defaulting to a generic metal building. The goal was simple: make it feel like it belongs, while still working hard.

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This building handles RV storage, vehicle bays, and a workshop below, with a lofted upper level designed to be ADU-ready down the road. From the beginning, it was planned in phases so the clients could build what they needed now without overcommitting upfront.

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Key moves:

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• Designed to match the existing house without copy-paste “fake farmhouse” energy

• Phased approach: structure first, systems and interiors later

• Upper level structured for future ADU conversion

• Durable materials that can actually take shop use (not just look good in photos)

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It’s a working building—but it still feels intentional.