Project Details

This project pushed the boundaries of traditional Habitat for Humanity projects—it has twice the usual site density of typical Habitat house projects; the houses are contemporary in appearance rather than historicist; and sustainable design efforts were more thoroughly incorporated than normal. Normally undertaken as a one-house-at-a-time approach, this 10 house development and its density represents a more urban approach to design. A mixture of one and two story houses is clustered around a commons space (a small park) to be shared by all of the homes. The site design reduces the front yard area, in exchange for larger private and common rear yards. Conceptual site plan by Callison Architects.

Related Works

• Pavilion House
• West Mercer Island Residence
• Kuruma House
• Seattle Public Library, Southwest Branch
• Pacific Palisades Residence
• Hawaii Residence
• Bellevue Botanical Garden Visitor Center

Recognition