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OKasian House
OKasian House
Oklahoma City, OK, United States
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OKasian House
Oklahoma City, OK, United States
This modern project in the Midtown neighborhood of Oklahoma City has
served as home, architectural office, and design workshop. The 7th st.
site, once home to three buildings demolished in the 1980's satisfied
the owners' enthusiasm for downtown living and the architect's belief
in urban in-fill. The form is influenced by numerals important to the
owners and expressive of their unique taste. It is enveloped in metal
with large expanses of brick and glass providing approximately 2400
s.f. of living space filled with art and furniture by the
Owner/Architect and other local artists.One objective was to maximize the view of Oklahoma City's growing
downtown skyline. Placing the building at the South end of the lot
accomplishes this and accommodates discreet alley garage and shop
access on the South lower level. This placement also allows a future
building to the north.
served as home, architectural office, and design workshop. The 7th st.
site, once home to three buildings demolished in the 1980's satisfied
the owners' enthusiasm for downtown living and the architect's belief
in urban in-fill. The form is influenced by numerals important to the
owners and expressive of their unique taste. It is enveloped in metal
with large expanses of brick and glass providing approximately 2400
s.f. of living space filled with art and furniture by the
Owner/Architect and other local artists.One objective was to maximize the view of Oklahoma City's growing
downtown skyline. Placing the building at the South end of the lot
accomplishes this and accommodates discreet alley garage and shop
access on the South lower level. This placement also allows a future
building to the north.
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