Another school year is just beginning, and homeowners are preparing once again for busy morning routines after a calm and quiet summer. According to Housing Design Matters, the best back to school preparation begins with the home itself. Compartmentalized bathrooms and extra storage in the home’s foyer can eliminate morning stressors by giving kids space to get ready and keeping school essentials tidy and organized.
Adding a designated workspace can keep school-aged children motivated and focused during homework time, and for those designing with teenagers in mind, adding space for an extra car in the home garage or the driveway allows high schoolers to drive to and from school without hassle.
The reality is that many teenagers need their own car. Often time it is their after-school activities that rule out the convenience of the school bus and wreak havoc on Mom or Dad to pick them up. Overnight, a two-car garage isn’t adequate. Inevitably, the car parked outside needs to be moved for someone to leave in the morning.
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