Front exterior of the completed custom home at 643 Adelia Lane in Baton Rouge

Adelia at Old Goodwood / Custom Home

643 Adelia Ln

A composed custom residence in Adelia at Old Goodwood, shaped around durable materials, quiet proportions, and careful execution.

Project information

643 Adelia Ln

Location
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Project Type
Custom Home
Architect
Onsite MPH
Interior Designer
Jeff Taaffe Designs
Landscape Architect
PEC
Square Footage
Custom residence
Completion
2026
Photography
Kim Meadowlark

The story

The house was approached as a permanent part of its neighborhood rather than a product placed on a lot. Exterior massing, window rhythm, rooflines, and material transitions were studied early so the finished home would feel settled from the first day.

01 / A quiet arrival sequence at Adelia at Old Goodwood.
02 / Layered openings, proportioned trim, and durable exterior materials.
03 / Interior volume shaped by natural light and restraint.
04 / Finish carpentry and millwork details reveal the discipline of the build.
05 / The courtyard pool framed by the home's exterior elevations.
06 / Arched openings, wood floors, and the stair define the entry hall.
07 / Green cabinetry and warm wood bring character to the laundry room.
08 / A compact powder room composed with textured tile and aged brass.
09 / Stone surfaces, custom cabinetry, and exposed beams in the kitchen.
10 / The primary bath pairs a freestanding tub with custom millwork.
11 / Natural wood cabinetry and a glass shower in a secondary bath.
12 / Quiet stone and brass detailing at a guest bath vanity.
13 / An aerial view of the completed home and its walled courtyard at 643 Adelia Lane.
14 / Overhead view of the courtyard pool and its stone surround.
15 / The courtyard pool taking shape during construction.
16 / The foundation prepared for concrete, viewed from above.
17 / Foundation work underway beside the completed residence, viewed from above.
18 / Concrete placement at the foundation with reinforcement and plumbing sleeves in place.
19 / Framing and continuous sheathing during construction, viewed from above.
20 / Framing and sheathing taking shape at the covered entry.
21 / Engineered roof trusses in place, seen from inside the frame.
22 / Sheathed elevations at the garage ahead of windows and cladding.
23 / Interior framing and the stair taking shape within the foyer.
24 / Mineral wool insulation installed ahead of drywall.
25 / Eave detailing with vented soffit and fascia over the drainage plane.
26 / Carpenters setting soffit and fascia along the eave line.
27 / Masons building the fireplace in brick from scaffolding inside the frame.
28 / Cladding and window installation at the front elevation.
29 / Cabinet installation in the kitchen ahead of countertops and finishes.
30 / The reclaimed wood feature wall during finish-out.
31 / A back workspace pairs green cabinetry with a reclaimed wood backsplash and brass fixtures.

Materials

Details + assemblies

Window flashingContinuous drainage planeConditioned attic strategy

Challenges

To be documented by BCG.

Building systems

To be documented by BCG.

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