Halden House plans
Calder, exterior rendering

Collection · North Carolina · Modern

Calder

A white cantilevered box floating over a charcoal and cedar base

3,343Heated sq ft
4,651Total sq ft
4Bedrooms
3.5Baths
2Stories
62′ × 52′Width × depth

The house

  1. 6-ft cantilevered upper floor over a cedar entry court
  2. 38 x 20 ft great room with 12-ft ceiling
  3. 22-ft pocketing glass wall to a covered terrace
  4. Main-floor guest suite + 3 bedrooms up
  5. Garage, mudroom, pantry, then kitchen. Laundry upstairs

Renderings

Renderings show the design intent. Finishes, landscaping and furniture are illustrative.

Floor plans

plan l1Click to enlarge
plan l2Click to enlarge

Specifications

Heated area3,343 sq ft
Total under roof4,651 sq ft
Footprint62′-0″ wide × 52′-0″ deep
Garage2-car front-load + workshop (24' x 32')
FoundationSlab-on-grade
RoofLow-slope membrane (flat)
Climate zone3A
Wind / seismicVult 115 mph, Exposure B; SDC B

What's included

Included · instant download

PDF plan set

12 large-format sheets, print-ready, licensed to build this house once. Download it right after payment.

On request

CAD files

Editable drawings for the local professional adapting the set to your lot.

Quoted

Modifications

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  1. 01Cover sheet with renderings and project data
  2. 02Dimensioned floor plans for every level
  3. 03Four exterior elevations
  4. 04Building section through the main rooms
  5. 05Roof plan with pitches and drainage
  6. 06Foundation plan (concept, for local engineering)
  7. 07Door and window schedules
  8. 08Code summary for the plan's state

Code basis · North Carolina

This plan was drawn to:

  • 2018 NC Residential Code (in force)
  • 2024 NC Residential Code (adopted, pending)
  • 2018 NC Energy Conservation Code (Ch. 11)

North Carolina enforces a statewide North Carolina Residential Code, based on the IRC with state-specific changes. Wind zones near the coast are set by county.

Before you build. Halden plans are design documents. Depending on where you build, your jurisdiction may require structural design, energy compliance, a site plan, or a seal from a design professional or engineer licensed in your state. A local professional should review and adapt the set to your lot, soils and adopted code. We don't guarantee compliance with local zoning, covenants or setbacks.

Questions or modifications

Questions about Calder?

Ask about your lot, CAD files or changes to the plan. We reply within one business day, and quote any modification before we draw.