Rusty House

The Rusty House has risen from the timber skeleton of a previous structure built in the late 1960’s. The project is bounded by street and an expansive southwest view. The site drops in section twenty feet from front to back and the interior spaces house the client’s contemporary video and photography collection. The exterior skin is comprised of rusting steel panels, a large storefront façade, and hardi-panel siding. The project was completed in late summer of 2004.

Contractor: Narby Construction
Landscape Architect: Bluegreen
Photographer(s): Paul Warchol Photography, Todd Hido