The Right Lot: Setbacks and Contextual Parcels - Part 2

Hi Everyone,

It all comes to an end. The series “Selecting the Right Lot” concludes with this episode where I describe how setbacks can affect your backyard suite design, by giving the details about how the Bridgeland backyard came to its unique design.

Elliott SarbahMay 20, 2020Backyard Suites, Calgary Laneway House, Calgary Bylaws, New Home Construction, Devlopment Permit, Building Permit, real property report, site plan, Calgary Site PlanComment

The Right Lot: Setbacks and Contextual Parcels - Part 1

Hi Everyone,

To build a backyard suite on a contextual parcel within an existing neighborhood comes with many stipulations. In this video, I have outlined some of the requirements referenced in the City of Calgary Land Use Bylaw.

Elliott SarbahMay 13, 2020Backyard Suites, Calgary Bylaws, Calgary AB, carriage house, Devlopment Permit, Building Permit, real property report, Calgary Laneway House

The Right Lot - A Series Focused On Designing For The Right Lot

In this video blog, we focus on the proposed lot dimensions
for our future suite. In the first part of this series, we look at the overall
length of the lot. If you are thinking of building a suite, then it is worthwhile
to check out this video.

Elliott SarbahApril 29, 2020Anomaly Drafting and DesignBackyard Suites, carriage house, Devlopment Permit, Building Permit, real property report

Why You Should Invest In Home Air Quality

If you are building a new basement or secondary suite, this is a requirement in Alberta. If you are looking to move forward with a basement or secondary suite project, please send your inquiry for more information.

Elliott SarbahApril 7, 2020Anomaly Drafting and DesignCalgary AB, Basement Suites, Basement Renovations, laneway house, New Home Construction, HRV, Heat Recovery Ventilation, Design Services, Building Permit, Backyard Suites Comment

Basement Suites: The Myths, Truths, and Extras

So, the goal of this blog is to get you into the right mindset. Instead of writing everything down into a list, I’ve decided to break this up into three parts bylaws, envelope, and building code. Therefore, your mindset is to understand the basics.