25th Street Residence Designed by Shimizu and Coggeshall Architects

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Special for home enthusiasts, it is showed the most contemporary residence style of 25th Street Residence. What you are looking at is the view of 25th Street Residence at side part. There is a simple terrace facing a side garden. This residence is designed by Shimizu + Coggeshall Architects. This residence stands in Santa Monica, California, United States. The project team of this construction includes Joshua Coggeshall, Janice Shimizu, Sean Harris, Ryan Klinger, and Danny Mascari. For the project area, it features 2785 sf.

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25th Street Residence is indeed very appealing. It belongs to a high-performing home which has been transformed. This residence has been set up where every space has a unique relationship to the outside; sometimes framing a view, sometimes blurring the boundary between inside and out. This residence is designed with the combination of passive and active technologies including radiators fed by a high efficiency boiler, solar water heating, improved existing envelope, greater water efficiency, rainwater harvesting, phase changing drywall, and photovoltaics.

“According to archdaily.com, connections with the exterior were set up where every space has a unique relationship to the outside; sometimes framing a view, sometimes blurring the boundary between inside and out. The street elevation scale was preserved while the entry and site were designed to promote neighborhood interaction on a corner in a highly walkable area.
Strategies to reduce demand include improved daylighting, 90% high efficacy lighting, and relocating openings. Additional sustainable issues for this project combined passive and active technologies: radiators fed by a high efficiency boiler, solar water heating, improved existing envelope, greater water efficiency, rainwater harvesting, phase changing drywall, and photovoltaics.
Simultaneously, there was a material agenda that not only contrasted new from old but re-used materials on site: beams became benches and counters became fountains. Salvaged walnut slabs became a counter and framing harvested from a local demolished factory became the living room floor.
Additional specification building of 25th Street Residence:
Architect: Shimizu and Coggeshall Architects
Location: Santa Monica, California, United States
Project Team: Joshua Coggeshall, Janice Shimizu, Sean Harris, Ryan Klinger, Danny Mascari
Project Area: 2785 sf
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: Joshua White
LEED consultant: Glen Boldt, GB Works
Landscape Architect: Sasha Tarnopolsky, Dry Design
Structural Engineer: Efficient Consulting Engineers
Contractor: deKrassel Construction
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