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batt + lear house
Judkins Park, Seattle, WA
Fall 2008
Holly and Jason saw potential in this 100 year-old "tear-down" in the Judkins Park neighborhood. Instead of tearing it down, they preserved the structure and original interior and exterior architectural features, and lifted it to add a full-height basement. They added a slight intervention in the main floor plan, and converted the house from a 2 bedroom/1 bath, into a 4 bedroom/2 bath with living spaces that connect to the backyard on both levels.
Features
- Remove of old asbestos siding, install new reclaimed clear VG fir, rainscreen siding - Rebuild foundation wall with Insulated Concrete Forms, by Amvic
- High-fly-ash concrete
- Hydronic heating system throughout
- Metal roof with heat-reflective coating
- Rainwater catchment system for toilet flushing and laundry
- Pervious driveway
- Native plant landscaping
- Solar electricity
- Piping for future solar water pre-heat
- Reclaimed Madrone and water-tank redwood cabinets designed and built by batt+lear
Judkins Park, Seattle, WA
Fall 2008
Holly and Jason saw potential in this 100 year-old "tear-down" in the Judkins Park neighborhood. Instead of tearing it down, they preserved the structure and original interior and exterior architectural features, and lifted it to add a full-height basement. They added a slight intervention in the main floor plan, and converted the house from a 2 bedroom/1 bath, into a 4 bedroom/2 bath with living spaces that connect to the backyard on both levels.
Features
- Remove of old asbestos siding, install new reclaimed clear VG fir, rainscreen siding - Rebuild foundation wall with Insulated Concrete Forms, by Amvic
- High-fly-ash concrete
- Hydronic heating system throughout
- Metal roof with heat-reflective coating
- Rainwater catchment system for toilet flushing and laundry
- Pervious driveway
- Native plant landscaping
- Solar electricity
- Piping for future solar water pre-heat
- Reclaimed Madrone and water-tank redwood cabinets designed and built by batt+lear