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Jenifer St. Residence
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The transformation of this unfinished cellar space in a 1911 Washington,
DC residence into a multi-use playroom, office, and laundry relies
heavily upon defining zones of usage. By organizing and integrating
storage into contained volumes, the remaining space is freed to create
an open and flowing plan. This 'swiss army knife' approach allows this
busy family of four to quickly mask the clutter and mess of everyday
life. When entertaining, they are able to draw full-height, in-line
sliding doors across the children's craft and homework area and across
mom's office desk. Treating the formerly damp space with a new bead
board wood 'liner' permits the integration of insulation and perimeter
drainage while allowing the existing stone foundation walls to remain
exposed above the grade line. Ceiling height was maximized by rerouting
mechanical, electrical, and plumbing into a central line tucked above
the main volume. The existing joists are painted, but otherwise left
exposed and up-lit to further the lofty, bright feel. Custom millwork,
resilient cork flooring and a copper-tile gas fireplace create a cozy
family center for films and fun.
DC residence into a multi-use playroom, office, and laundry relies
heavily upon defining zones of usage. By organizing and integrating
storage into contained volumes, the remaining space is freed to create
an open and flowing plan. This 'swiss army knife' approach allows this
busy family of four to quickly mask the clutter and mess of everyday
life. When entertaining, they are able to draw full-height, in-line
sliding doors across the children's craft and homework area and across
mom's office desk. Treating the formerly damp space with a new bead
board wood 'liner' permits the integration of insulation and perimeter
drainage while allowing the existing stone foundation walls to remain
exposed above the grade line. Ceiling height was maximized by rerouting
mechanical, electrical, and plumbing into a central line tucked above
the main volume. The existing joists are painted, but otherwise left
exposed and up-lit to further the lofty, bright feel. Custom millwork,
resilient cork flooring and a copper-tile gas fireplace create a cozy
family center for films and fun.
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