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Little Mod Housing Development
Little Mod Housing Development
Saint Paul, MN, United States
Jury Winner, 2024 A+Awards, Concepts - Architecture +Models and Rendering
Project Featured on Sep 16, 2024
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Other Projects by NOMINN — Minneapolis, MN
Little Mod Housing Development
Saint Paul, MN, United States
Jury Winner, 2024 A+Awards, Concepts - Architecture +Models and Rendering
Project Featured on Sep 16, 2024
Type
STATUS
Under Construction
YEAR
2024
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
Named, “The Little-Mod” this urban infill development brings a new take on density in the West 7th neighborhood of Saint Paul, MN. The duplex boasts six co-living bedroom/bathroom suites per unit for a total of twelve suites.
The Nordic aesthetic with two simple materials of wood and large format panels is meant to complement its surroundings, not compete with them. The building faces south with large openings to bring in ample amounts of natural light and passive heating in the winter.
Faced with multiple challenges consisting of sixteen feet of grade changes in two directions, bedrock near the surface, and a small buildable lot, the design intent was to build a simple structure with minimal impact on the site.
The project is targeting a Zero Energy Building that pairs a high-performing building envelope with intelligent mechanical systems. Energy modeling will play a big role in the overall design of the building envelope along with the quality of windows and doors on the project. The goal is to produce more energy than the home’s annual energy use.
The Nordic aesthetic with two simple materials of wood and large format panels is meant to complement its surroundings, not compete with them. The building faces south with large openings to bring in ample amounts of natural light and passive heating in the winter.
Faced with multiple challenges consisting of sixteen feet of grade changes in two directions, bedrock near the surface, and a small buildable lot, the design intent was to build a simple structure with minimal impact on the site.
The project is targeting a Zero Energy Building that pairs a high-performing building envelope with intelligent mechanical systems. Energy modeling will play a big role in the overall design of the building envelope along with the quality of windows and doors on the project. The goal is to produce more energy than the home’s annual energy use.
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