Jun 9, 2017
“Spray-On House II” by Patrick Tighe Architecture, Joshua Tree, California.
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“Spray-On House II” by Patrick Tighe Architecture, Joshua Tree, California.
PATRICK TIGHE: Sierra Bonita Apartments, West Hollywood
image 1: building from street
image 2: cross section - a courtyard provides natural cross ventilation to cool the apartments
image 3+4: unit plan + courtyard view - each one-bedroom apartment includes a “front porch” that overlooks the building’s courtyard (and shields the apartment from the direct view of people walking by on the way to their unit).
image 5: courtyard view
50,000 sq.ft five-story mixed-use affordable housing building with 42 one-bedroom units for low-income residents with special needs. Each apartment has its own private balcony.
ground floor provides office spaces for WHCHC (West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation) and other non-profits.
Steel framing with long span decks are used to accommodate the parking grid below (underground for residents) and to minimize floor to floor dimensions.
Access to the units is from an outdoor bamboo courtyard which also serves as a garden for residents. The building includes common areas for residents as well as for public use. Laundry facilities and other support spaces are also provided.
https://www.huduser.gov/portal/casestudies/study_07062015_1.html
http://news.gmsllp.com/sierra-bonita-housing-wins-2014-aiahud-secretary-award/
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Patrick Tighe and David Dunn Update 1980’s SoCal House
La Brea Affordable Housing, & It's PURDY!
La Brea Affordable Housing, & It’s PURDY!
Now THIS is an example of architecture serving a purpose for the greater good. Here’s the La Brea Affordable Housing project, which is a mixed use affordable housing project for formerly homeless LGBT youth, people living with disabilities and people living with HIV Aids. The buildings, housing 32 apartments arranged around a shared outdoor courtyard, massed at 50,000 sq ft and located one block…
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