Interior Design Studio 3 - Fall 2012
Loft design for a Mexican chef client living in the Old City neighborhood of Philadelphia, PA. Multi-level, geometric design creates interest in the narrow home while making sure every square foot is utilized. Wall niches allow opportunities to add religious decorations to the house, as my client is Roman Catholic. He lives here with his daughter and elderly mother, who each get their own spaces with custom details.
Drawings of this project are filed under "Mexican Inspired Loft - Drawings"
Overall Section
Exterior
(Row Home in the middle of a block)
* Metal clips on either end rotate to release exterior wall to see inside
Front Facade
(Interior Entrance - This is 3rd and 4th floors)
Rear Facade and Fire Stair
Section - highlighting Master Suite & Living Spaces
* Good view of light alcove created when I manipulated the flooring and ceiling heights, having to keep the front facade the same.
Stairs @ Rooftop
Stairs @ Second Level (4th Floor)
Stairs @ First Level (3rd Floor)
Stairs @ Between Levels
Kitchen
Kitchen and Dining Room
Living Room
Dining Room & Living Room
Kitchen and Dining Room
Kitchen and Dining Room
Grandma's Suite
Daughter's Suite
Daughter's Suite
Daughter's Suite
Master Suite
Master Suite
Master Suite
Master Suite
Rooftop Garden
Rooftop Garden
Rooftop Deck
