POINT SIX PLACE
Missoula, Montana
Surrounded by an established historic neighborhood with small scale houses, Point Six Place is a modern intervention within this urban fabric. Through a PUD process, a three-lot parcel with a derelict home was transformed into six 1,300 square foot homes arranged around a central courtyard.
The goal was to create a modern eco-bungalow court. All units have porches onto the courtyard and private back yard stoops with outdoor space, as well as one interior and one exterior parking spot. A shared central garage bay houses tools, recycle and a workshop for all. Interiors are loft like, relating to the simple exterior palette and detailing.
POINT SIX PLACE
Missoula, Montana
Surrounded by an established historic neighborhood with small scale houses, Point Six Place is a modern intervention within this urban fabric. Through a PUD process, a three-lot parcel with a derelict home was transformed into six 1,300 square foot homes arranged around a central courtyard.
The goal was to create a modern eco-bungalow court. All units have porches onto the courtyard and private back yard stoops with outdoor space, as well as one interior and one exterior parking spot. A shared central garage bay houses tools, recycle and a workshop for all. Interiors are loft like, relating to the simple exterior palette and detailing.
Awards:
2009 – AIA Montana Merit Award
Photo credit: MMW Architects