Kurt is an expansive detached garage plan providing 3,000 sq ft of dedicated vehicle storage and workspace. Engineered for collectors and hobbyists, the structure measures 50 ft in width and 68 ft in depth, requiring a substantial footprint for installation. The exterior profile reaches a maximum building height of 27 ft 2 in, topped with a 5:12 roof pitch that ensures efficient water runoff and visual consistency with traditional outbuilding aesthetics.
The primary interior volume is defined by 16-foot ceiling heights, providing the vertical clearance necessary for automotive lifts or oversized equipment storage. This high-volume layout allows for an 8-car garage capacity, supported by 2x6 wall framing and a stemwall foundation for structural rigidity. The interior is organized to maximize floor area for both vehicle parking and a dedicated workshop zone, ensuring equipment and gear remain organized within the clear-span space.
A 632 sq ft side porch provides an external area for project staging or sheltered access to the structure. This covered transition space integrates with the building's perimeter to offer a buffer between the workshop interior and the exterior site. The layout facilitates ease of movement for large machinery and vehicles, maintaining a clear path for circulation throughout the main level.
Constructed with durability in mind, the 2x6 framing supports the heavy-duty requirements of a large-scale detached garage. The site-specific design balances the need for maximum parking volume with a footprint that accommodates versatile use, whether for heavy equipment maintenance, professional shop operations, or private collections. The inclusion of a full bathroom adds a layer of operational convenience to the workspace.
Key Features: 8-car garage capacity, 3,000 sq ft parking area, 632 sq ft side porch, 16-foot ceiling height, 2x6 wall framing, stemwall foundation, dedicated workshop area, 1 full bathroom, 5:12 roof pitch.
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