South Pasadena, CA
Site Size: 29,900 square feet
Project Size: 650 square feet (first phase of a larger compound)
Program: Completed in November 2009, the pool house is the first phase of a larger single-family residential building project on a large flag-shaped lot in South Pasadena, just northeast of Los Angeles. While it was originally built to allow a family of four to live on site during construction, it is currently used as a guest house.
Solution: The 650-square-foot space contains a double height lounge and bedroom, which is divided by a bathroom and kitchen core. The mezzanine above the core provides additional sleeping space. The wood-framed house is constructed with simple materials: metal siding, concrete floors, drywall, and triple-wall polycarbonate, and the bathroom and kitchen are lined with oriented strand board with a blackboard wainscot. To help cool off the building during Southern California's hot, dry summers, the architects installed fan-assisted earth cooling tubes.
PeopleFormal name of building: South Pasadena Pool House Location: South Pasadena, CA Completion Date: 11/2009 Gross square footage: 650 SQ FT
Architect's firm name, address, phone, and fax number: Personnel in architect's firm who should receive special credit: Julie Eizenberg, AIA (Principal in Charge); Oonagh Ryan (Project Architect/ Manager); Keith Gendel Engineer(s): CW Howe Associates Photographer(s): Eric Staudenmaier
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Products
Structural system
Exterior cladding Metal/glass curtain wall: polygal ' coated cellular polycarbonate
Roofing
Glazing
Doors
Interior finishes Paints and stains: Benjamin Moore Paneling: interior ' oriented strand board Floor and wall tile: Hakati
Energy Photovoltaic system: Trinasolar, Caleffi
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