Ocotea House Renovation / in situ studio
The existing house on Ocotea was a well-loved, 1960's, low-sloped ranch with a full basement visible from the left side. Over the years, what was originally a clean image of mid-century residential architecture had fallen into disarray - the basement had been haphazardly chopped up to accommodate additional bedrooms, the main floor and public spaces had been reconfigured in an odd way, and a very poorly built sunroom had been added to the right side. Our first effort was to remove this debris and uncover the original form.
© Keith Isaacs
Architects: in situ studio
Location: Raleigh, United States
Lead Architect: Matthew Griffith
Area: 3485.0 ft2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Keith Isaacs
Project Architect: Mary Conley
Structural Engineers: Lysaght & Associates
Cabinetry: Dopko
Builder: Kemp Harris
© Keith Isaacs
From the architect. The existing house on Ocotea was a well-loved, 1960's, low-sloped ranch with a full basement visible from the left side. Over the years, what was originally a clean image of mid-century residential architecture had fallen into disarray - the basement had been haphazardly chopped up to accommodate additional bedrooms, the main floor and public spaces had been reconfigured in an odd way, and a very poorly built sunroom had been added to the right side. Our first effort was to remove this debris and uncover the original for...
© Keith Isaacs
Architects: in situ studio
Location: Raleigh, United States
Lead Architect: Matthew Griffith
Area: 3485.0 ft2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Keith Isaacs
Project Architect: Mary Conley
Structural Engineers: Lysaght & Associates
Cabinetry: Dopko
Builder: Kemp Harris
© Keith Isaacs
From the architect. The existing house on Ocotea was a well-loved, 1960's, low-sloped ranch with a full basement visible from the left side. Over the years, what was originally a clean image of mid-century residential architecture had fallen into disarray - the basement had been haphazardly chopped up to accommodate additional bedrooms, the main floor and public spaces had been reconfigured in an odd way, and a very poorly built sunroom had been added to the right side. Our first effort was to remove this debris and uncover the original for...
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