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Leschi Custom Prefab

by OSC
January 1, 2001

Seattle, WA Located in the Leschi neighborhood of Seattle Washington, this Option Series prefabricated modular home was customized to meet the needs of the client and site. A lower-level site built accessory dwelling unit with its own entry is proposed below a two-level prefabricated modular home. Decks are cantilevered on all levels on view side of the home allowing for indoor-outdoor living on all levels including the accessory dwelling unit. A small backyard patio with outdoor shower and hot tub creates...

Interbay Overlook Residence

by Grouparchitect
December 2, 2000

Seattle, WA Located in Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood, this small brick home is planned to be modernized and upgraded with an new open floor plan.  The existing hip roof is replaced with a shed roof vaulting up to the western view of Interbay and Elliott Bay beyond.  A terrace garage was added into the hillside creating additional outdoor gathering and entertaining space while converting the existing garage into a workout and workshop space. Grouparchitect Team: Scott LaBenz AIA LEED AP, Adriana Moledo Structural:...

Edmonds Addition

by OSC
October 1, 2000

Edmonds, WA Originally a covered patio built by the homeowner, this project included structural roof modification and adjustments to the roof lines to better integrate the existing patio cover. The scope of work also included addressing some much needed roof repairs and new siding. Project Brochure Project Sheet...

Clyde Hill Residence

by OSC
September 11, 2000

Clyde Hill, WA This residence in Clyde Hill overlooking Seattle required a complete, down-to-the-studs remodel of the existing home, a rambler with daylight basement. New skylights, master suite, living spaces, and extensively revealed vaulted ceilings open up a previously compartmentalized home. The exterior of the home received a contemporary update with new siding and metal-clad wood windows and a modern landscaping design to finish off the project1. 1. Work performed by Brian Palidar while practicing with Patricia Brennan Architects in Seattle, WA Project...

Magnolia Garage

by OSC
September 1, 2000

Seattle, WA This new detached two car garage in Seattle’s Magnolia neighborhood was inspired by the adjacent brick Tudor single family home on the same lot. The homeowners desired a new garage and workshop space to replace a small deteriorating structure that was almost unusable. Details include plenty of natural light with windows on three sides, thin brick veneer and eave and gutter detailing to match the primary residence. Project Brochure Project Sheet...

The Make It Right Foundation is working with Method Homes, who commissioned Grouparchitect to design a series of homes for the native tribes of Fort Peck Montana

Fort Peck Sustainable Village Housing

by OSC
August 20, 2000

Poplar, MT Grouparchitect is working with the Make It Right Foundation and prefabricated modular home builder Method Homes to provide design services for a series of homes destined to be located in Fort Peck, Montana.   Based on the Option Series homes we have previously partnered with Method homes on, these three bedroom and two bathroom homes will serve as residences for a portion of over 600 people currently waiting for housing in the Fort Peck area....

Lake Farm Guest House

by OSC
July 1, 2000

Port Angeles, WA The client’s gradual necessity for live-in caregivers led to a unique response – providing a new living quarters for the client who would surrender her home to the caregivers in order to live in a smaller space. The program called for simple, composed, highly detailed and efficient quarters, as influenced by the client’s long-time residence in small spaces such as boats, trailers, and the like. The result was a miniature cabin, one which was set apart from the...

Milpitas DADU

by Grouparchitect
June 30, 2000

Milpitas, CA This two-bedroom, two-bathroom detached accessory dwelling unit was designed for a family of three that plans to live in the DADU and rent out their main residence onsite.  The form took a unique shape to fit within an angular lot configuration to provide maximum separation between the two structures.  The DADU takes form as a butterfly roof with vaulted ceilings in both the primary living space and the bedroom wing. Grouparchitect Team: Scott LaBenz AIA LEED AP, Julia Atkins Contractor: Owner...

Killarney Glen Residence

by OSC
June 21, 2000

Bellevue, WA An existing concrete and brick retaining wall in the entry drive of this Bellevue suburb residence was the canvas for the project. The client's desire to accent the blank wall outside their front door was fulfilled by covering the wall in an articulate pattern of bluestone and accent tiles. A waterfall element and ornamental plant wells are spaced along the wall to provide visual accents and surface relief. Project Brochure Project Sheet...

West Seattle Custom Prefab

by OSC
April 1, 2000

Seattle, WA A new custom home proposed for a rare vacant lot in West Seattle on a challenging hillside parcel overlooking Alki Beach.  The challenges of this site made this project an ideal candidate for offsite modular construction.  The home is designed in multiple modules that will be placed on a site built foundation.  Features of the home include an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) at the lower level and a flip on the convention bedroom/living space layout to place the kitchen...