Lakes Residence
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- The 3,500 sf home was specifically designed for a family of four (and two beagles) in the 30-year-old Lakes community (the first lake community in Arizona) of Tempe. The desire for as much exterior yard on a relatively small lot (approx 65' x 125') led to an efficient stacking of two levels with a footprint of approx 25' x 55'. The exception to the stacking is a ground face cmu clad "container" which is a tandem four-car garage on the south which slips through the envelope becoming kitchen, utility room and master bath, and dramatically cantilevers to the north as the master bedroom. Other containers clad in various materials such as bamboo and translucent glass, house bedrooms, bathrooms, and utility functions. Juxtaposed to the programmed containers are flexible spaces that can adapt over time or for special events. Unifying the composition is a wrapping envelope that emerges from the ground and ends as an indirect light fixture illuminating the great room and entry. This wrapper is opaque on the east and west and provides a deep roof overhang on the south. The form is three feet thick which allows for structure, storage and utilities. When weather inspires, the home's main living space's north and south large sliding glass walls open for true indoor/outdoor human (and beagle) comfort and enjoyment of the inherent evaporative cooling from the adjacent lake and pool.
- Architekton Team
Douglas Brown
Peter Goldammer
Mohenad Itayim
John Kane
Gregory Lambright
Michael Masengarb
Sophia Meger
Nick Nevels
Eliseo Ramirez
Gonzalo Fernandez-Reuter
Travis Sheridan
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- Project Team
Structural: BDA
Mechanical: Applied Engineering/ESD
Electrical: ASF Consulting/ESD
Lighting: RC Lurie/Darryl Gregg
Landscape: Debra Burnette
Envelope: Arcadia/Ken Martinek
Millwork: Chris Madsen
Contractor: 180 Degrees, Inc. Awards
2007 AIA Western Mountain Region Merit Award
2006 AIA Arizona Home of the Year Award
2006 Arizona Masonry Guild Gold Trowel AwardPublications
March 2008, The Arizona Republic, "Life in and Out of the BOX"
May/June 2007, Sources +Design, "Brick and Stone-Arizona's Award–Winning Masonry Projects"
July/August 2006, Desert Living, "Home Grown"
- Project Team
- Tempe Transportation Center
- Grand Canyon University Arena
- Grand Canyon University Recreation Center
- Casa Grande Public Safety Facility
- Arizona Science Center Entry Modifications
- CGCC Ironwood Hall
- Civic Space Shade Canopies
- Desert Foothills Family YMCA
- Tempe Center for the Arts
- Fulton Center: ASU Foundation
- Ross Farnsworth - East Valley YMCA
- California Valley Solar Ranch
- CGCC Student Center
- Grand Canyon University Master Planning + Programming
- Grand Canyon University College of Education
- Communiversity @ Surprise
- Surprise Public Safety Facility
- Peoria Rio Vista Recreation Center
- METRO Light Rail Stations
- Tumbleweed Recreation Center
- Midtown Multi-Service Center
- Coolidge Police Station
- South Tempe Police Substation
- ASU Institute of Religion
- SCC Fitness & Wellness Center
- Southwest Valley Regional YMCA
- Ahwatukee Foothills Family YMCA
- Westside Multi-Generational Center
- Escalante Multi-Generational Center
- Pecos Community Center
- Groundwater Treatment Facility
- SkySong 3
- Architekton Studio
- On Auk Mor
- Jewelry by Gauthiér
- Wells Fargo
- Bank of America: Tempe Main
- Six Degrees
- Lakes Residence
- Private Residence
- X-cel Energy Solar Facility
- Fifth and Mill
- Farmer Studios
- [OVER]fill
- community
- commercial
- residential
- mixed-use