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Architectural Record, 2022-10, Vol.210 (10), p.78-85
Copyright BNP Media Oct 2022 ;ISSN: 0003-858X ;EISSN: 2470-1513
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Title:
Outside the Box
Author:
Minutillo, Josephine
Subjects:
Apartments
;
Architects
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Architecture
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Concrete
;
Construction
;
Masonry
;
Storefronts
;
Walkways
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Architectural Record, 2022-10, Vol.210 (10), p.78-85
Description:
[...]the architect of Las Americas, SO - IL, had designed a building with similar sensibilities to the Mexican experiment for San Francisco, but escalating costs derailed that project. Each unit also has what the architects call a "porch," or small seating area, at its entrance, and at least two bona fide outdoor spaces-a balcony scaled to fit a dining table and accessed from two sides, including the kitchen; and a smaller one, off a bedroom. A large common garden sits atop a ground-floor commercial space on the building's south side. Because the architects chose not to build out that space over the storefront, the building takes on a T shape, composed of three, almost independent, structures with multiple exposures, on a corner site.
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New York: BNP Media
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English
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ISSN: 0003-858X
EISSN: 2470-1513
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ProQuest Central
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