The team with an impressive portfolio of LA, has menamukan The “spectacular Alligator House” which comes from buildingstudio. Its design really menonjokan house form, as a facade resembling a crocodile’s head. The place was built to help some Katrina refugees. Here is a specific explanation from the architect: “This 13-ft.’s House is based on broad general typology in the area of New Orleans: the “Single”, which means a single family residence designed to fit the gun a long narrow lots typical in the City. Metal fireplace stretching steps at the front of the house to sit relaxed while visiting with neighbors.
The street-facade is clad in translucent white insulated plastic panels which are backlit to provide indirect lighting both for the exterior and interior living area. The second bedroom has a rolling wall along the hallway to open it up when privacy is not a concern. While considered low-cost, the budget still allows for engineered hardwood flooring and ceramic tile in the bathrooms. Exterior walls and roof are clad in factory-painted, preformed metal siding for ease of maintenance”. Don’t you find it inspiring to see a social project done well?
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