Practicing ArchitectureAwards
2010 AIA Housing Award Recipient
Category 1: One and Two-Family Custom Residences ![]()
Rethinks the American single | |
Andrew V. Porth, AIA, chair | |
Architect |
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Owner |
Tom Bayley |
Location |
Seattle |
Notes of Interest
This single-family residential home and caretaker’s unit is situated in the unique location of a warehouse roof in Stimson Marina (Ballard Neighborhood) of Seattle.
This project focuses on the employment of warehouse roofs in its style and construction. Millions of square feet of warehouse roofs exist in our cities, and most are occupied only by pigeons and mechanical units. In Seattle, many warehouses are near the waterways and have territorial views of the beautiful Pacific Northwest.
This project is one example of what is possible if we look at these forgotten landscapes as new opportunities and rediscover them in an industrialized urban setting. It follows a simple central idea: a small box on a big box… it could be located anywhere.
ADDITIONAL CREDITS | ||
Engineer |
Degenkolb Engineers | |
General Contractor |
Steve Mann and Scott Chenoweth | |
Photo Credit |
© Benjamin Benschneider | |



