Eva St. Loft
Architecture Residential Austin, Texas, United States Of America
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Description
This project is an interior renovation of an existing loft in Austin, Texas. It consists of two levels and a roof deck totaling 2,275 sf.
The space was poorly lit and had a variety of outdated materials all incorporated into a disjointed composition. Our goal was to, simplify and tie together disparate structure and architectural elements while providing a natural palette of materials.
A painted slatted wood ceiling in the kitchen and dining areas that turns up creates a screen and rail for the home office. The purpose was two-fold: to hide existing duct work, sprinkler pipes and electrical conduit and to act as a unifying design element between the first and second levels. White oak cabinetry is another element that employs this strategy, visually connecting kitchen, dining and second level home office.
Details
| Completion date | 2019 |
Project team
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Jamie Chioco | |
| Chioco Design | architect |