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Elements
Dallas, TX, United States
Given a prominent corner lot in the tightly restricted Oak Lawn neighborhood, the design of these townhomes required meticulous detailing to reach
a solution that was both original and appropriate for the site. The plan and form of the building is derived from individual interconnecting elements,
each of which are expressed clearly on the exterior and interior:
The Primary Living Element is expressed as a weighted mass using split-faced masonry with punched openings. Subtle • changes in texture
and tone further articulate the composition of the masonry façade and add definition to each individual unit.
• The Secondary Living Element is considered as a lightweight metal element floating beside the masonry mass. This element unites the
composition horizontally and provides a cantilevered component protecting the driveway entrance.
• The Vertical Circulation Element features a hot-rolled steel “origami” staircase using standard 3’ x 8’ sheets folded into a precise kit-of-parts.
This element serves each level and provides a continuous stairway system from top to bottom.
a solution that was both original and appropriate for the site. The plan and form of the building is derived from individual interconnecting elements,
each of which are expressed clearly on the exterior and interior:
The Primary Living Element is expressed as a weighted mass using split-faced masonry with punched openings. Subtle • changes in texture
and tone further articulate the composition of the masonry façade and add definition to each individual unit.
• The Secondary Living Element is considered as a lightweight metal element floating beside the masonry mass. This element unites the
composition horizontally and provides a cantilevered component protecting the driveway entrance.
• The Vertical Circulation Element features a hot-rolled steel “origami” staircase using standard 3’ x 8’ sheets folded into a precise kit-of-parts.
This element serves each level and provides a continuous stairway system from top to bottom.
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