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Alabama Street Residence #1
Alabama Street Residence #1
1027, Alabama Street, Indianapolis, IN, United States
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Alabama Street Residence #1
1027, Alabama Street, Indianapolis, IN, United States
Firm
Type
YEAR
2003
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
This home is an
example of new development in a historic neighborhood where new construction is
governed by a set of design guidelines and a commission overseeing the approval process.
The architect’s
goals were to affect the expectations of new urban development in the historic
neighborhood by reflecting the elements that surround the site to create new
infill housing that
simplified the neighborhood vernacular.
Exterior detailing
was simplified and reduced to emphasize the simple massing and proportion of the
neighborhood's historic architectural styles.
The interior further breaks down the vernacular
elements of the neighborhood architecture to create a cleaner, modern, urban interpretation.
It consists of functional living spaces created through an open plan and the minimal use of
materials. The main living space is separated from the small urban backyard by a glass
wall, allowing the space to extend outside. A Master Suite containing a bedroom,
bathroom, library, and studio is located on the second floor.
example of new development in a historic neighborhood where new construction is
governed by a set of design guidelines and a commission overseeing the approval process.
The architect’s
goals were to affect the expectations of new urban development in the historic
neighborhood by reflecting the elements that surround the site to create new
infill housing that
simplified the neighborhood vernacular.
Exterior detailing
was simplified and reduced to emphasize the simple massing and proportion of the
neighborhood's historic architectural styles.
The interior further breaks down the vernacular
elements of the neighborhood architecture to create a cleaner, modern, urban interpretation.
It consists of functional living spaces created through an open plan and the minimal use of
materials. The main living space is separated from the small urban backyard by a glass
wall, allowing the space to extend outside. A Master Suite containing a bedroom,
bathroom, library, and studio is located on the second floor.
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