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Silvertop House
Silvertop House
Pittsburgh, PA, United States
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Silvertop House
Pittsburgh, PA, United States
Silvertop is a new home designed for a young, professional couple hailing from Austin, Texas. They found the walkable, urban neighborhood they desired in the heart of the Southside flats, with the added bonus of proximity to City amenities like riverfront trails.
Located on 22nd Street, Silvertop sits between the neighborhood’s dense residential rowhouses and the large scale industrial district. The home’s massing responds to the linear & angular warehouse bridge while the 22nd street façade looks to the residential rowhouses for proportion and fenestration relationships. Diagrammatically the house is made up of two massing elements, a linear, horizontal brick-clad wing that anchors the site corner and extends down the industrial alley, and a three-story block mass that maintains the residential contextual massing. These two forms are brought together around the knuckle of the house - the vertical focal point of the home. The front 22nd street façade is split at the junction of the two house forms creating a void into which the front entry stoop is recessed into the home.
Located on 22nd Street, Silvertop sits between the neighborhood’s dense residential rowhouses and the large scale industrial district. The home’s massing responds to the linear & angular warehouse bridge while the 22nd street façade looks to the residential rowhouses for proportion and fenestration relationships. Diagrammatically the house is made up of two massing elements, a linear, horizontal brick-clad wing that anchors the site corner and extends down the industrial alley, and a three-story block mass that maintains the residential contextual massing. These two forms are brought together around the knuckle of the house - the vertical focal point of the home. The front 22nd street façade is split at the junction of the two house forms creating a void into which the front entry stoop is recessed into the home.
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