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šŸ  Framing for High Ceilings & Open Layouts: Inside Our 8-Bedroom Build on Duxbury Street, Culver City

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In modern home design, high ceilingsĀ and open-concept floor plansĀ are more than just trends—they’re essential features for luxury, flow, and light. But building them takes experience, planning, and a framing team that knows how to do it right from the start.

At JCC Construction Group, we’re currently working on an 8-bedroom, 8,000 sq ft homeĀ on Duxbury Street in Culver City, designed to maximize space, natural light, and long-term structural integrity. This blog takes you behind the scenes of our Los Angeles framing process—especially when building tall.


šŸ“ Project Snapshot: Duxbury Street, Culver City

  • Location: Culver City, CA

  • Size: 8,000 sq ft, 8 bedrooms, luxury custom home

  • Scope: Framing + structural steel + inspection-ready prep

  • Architectural Features:

    • 11-foot ceilings in common areas

    • Open-concept kitchen/dining/living zones

    • Floor-to-ceiling window framing

    • Long-span beam installations


🧱 Why High Ceilings Require Smart Framing

High ceilings and open floor plans aren’t just aesthetic—they introduce unique structural challenges. Here’s how our expert framing crew tackles them:

1. Structural Steel Beams for Support

To keep ceilings high and rooms open, we use wide-span steel beamsĀ to carry loads across large open areas—especially above the living room, dining space, and foyer.

At Duxbury, we installed custom I-beamsĀ that span over 30 feet without vertical supports in sight.

2. Balloon Framing + Engineered Joists

In double-height rooms, we often integrate balloon framing techniquesĀ and engineered LVL joistsĀ to maintain continuous vertical framing from the foundation to the roofline.

This provides strength, symmetry, and seismic compliance—especially important in Los Angeles County builds.

3. Window and Door Header Framing

The Duxbury home features multiple floor-to-ceiling glass wall openings, requiring precise header and jack stud framing to maintain structural support while maximizing visibility.


šŸ—ļø Framing Challenges on the Duxbury Build

Every high-end home comes with a unique set of challenges. Here's how we solved them:

āš’ļø The Challenge:

  • Massive ceiling heights meant longer studs, higher ladder work, and more steel integration

  • Open rooms with minimal posts made structural beam placement essential

  • Architectural curves and recessed ceiling details needed tight tolerances

šŸ› ļø Our Solution:

  • Laser-leveled framing lines with pre-cut long-stud packages

  • Early coordination with structural engineers for beam sizing and placement

  • Framed and passed rough inspections in phases to stay on schedule


🧰 Why Choose JCC for High-End Framing in Los Angeles

If you're building a large home in Los Angeles, Culver City, Burbank, or the Valley, you need a framing contractor who knows how to deliver on ambition, scale, and precision.

At JCC Construction Group, we specialize in:

  • Luxury home framing

  • Structural steel and engineered framing

  • Multi-story and wide-span beam installation

  • Permit compliance and city inspections

We don’t just ā€œframe itā€ā€”we engineer it to last, down to the last nail.


šŸ“ø Framing in Progress: Duxbury High Ceilings

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Clean framing lines, double-height ceilings, and steel-supported spans in progress.


šŸ“ž Building Tall? Let’s Talk.

Whether you’re planning a luxury custom home, an ADU with high ceilings, or a remodel with open-concept flow, JCC Construction Group is the team that can frame it right—and pass inspection the first time.

Serving Culver City, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Arcadia, and surrounding neighborhoods.

šŸ“… Schedule a site walkthrough or quote:šŸ“ž (661) 409-5225šŸ“§ info@jccgroup.net🌐 www.jccconstructiongroup.com

šŸ”§ JCC Construction Group Inc

Framing | Structural Steel | Foundations | Custom Homes | Multi-Family | RemodelsLos Angeles Framing ExpertsĀ | Lic. #1113653 | Trusted Across Southern California

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