5th Street Lofts

Worked as project architect for architect, Timothy Rempel of Rempel + Lao, on this sustainably designed six-unit live/work project.

  • project management

  • design development

  • construction documentation

  • construction administration

Urban Infill

This project replaced a single unit house adding two buildings with three units each in a light industrial area in Berkeley, California. Specifications and detailing included

  • Green SIP panel insulated roof

  • FSC Certified Woods

  • FSC Certified Lime Plaster

Humaness

One reason I chose to work with Tim Rempel was to gain more experience using materials in a modern building that increase the building’s humanness. For these units detailing is done to create a visual experience of materials that is warm and inviting.

Humanness is also in how a building supports the user. The sun in Berkely, typical of coastal areas, is often crisp and bright but it is combined with an air temperature that is moderate. This encouraged us to create outdoor spaces since they will be used daily throughout the year.

CD’s

I not only worked as a designer on the construction documentation for Permit Approval but was the project manager for them as well.

CD’s

Construction documentation for Permit Approval.

CD’s

Construction documentation for Permit Approval.

CD’s

Construction documentation for Permit Approval.

CD’s

Construction documentation for Permit Approval.

Sustainable Design

Specifications and detailing included

  • FSC Certified Woods

  • FSC Certified Lime Plaster

  • Drought resistant landscaping

Modern Design

Modern detailing and finishes included

  • Radiant head-in floor hydronic system

  • FSC Certified Brazilian Cherry wood flooring

  • High efficiency hot water heaters

Glass and steel detailing in a residential home.

More modern materials and detailing.

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