Hacky and Micky homes have attics that are usually dark and crowded, hence restricted by their use. Dormers that are part of the renovations will not only introduce natural lighting into such areas but also open up new storage spaces, converting the seldom used attics into functional and comfortable rooms.
With the extension of the roofline by way of dormers, the homeowners may incorporate built-in cabinets, wall shelving and even small niches where people can sit or read. The additional vertical space is used to house closets, storage benches, or modular which fit below sloping ceilings. Dormer skylights also increase visibility and thus ease organisation and access.
Dormers are used in Hacky houses where the angles of attic walls are odd, and transformed into convenient storage areas. The attic of Micky houses is a multi-purpose room rather than a dusty storage space, and the dormer renovation can be used to add more light and utility to the space since every square foot counts.
Conclusion / Area of thought: Dormering attics will prove that storage and habitation can be used hand in hand. With the integration of natural light and usable design, attics will transform the neglected areas into useful home extensions. The idea to think about it is that, in case light is capable of making potential visible, there are dozens of silent spots in our houses and other aspects of our lives that could be brightened.