The Ten at South Person in Raleigh, North Carolina by in situ

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The Ten at South Person in Raleigh, North Carolina by in situ studio

June 23rd, 2016 by Sanjay Gangal

Article source: in situ studio

The Ten at South Person was designed for a vacant site in downtown Raleigh. The project is a new housing format for Raleigh – modern, affordable, and possessing row house DNA. The design maximizes square footage at low cost, builds from defining characteristics of a surrounding historic district, and creates a healthy streetscape via stoops and the play of materials and relief on the street facade. The units sold in only six days at a price that was the least expensive per-square-foot housing offered in downtown in years. Despite its modern form, the complex is nestled comfortably within the neighborhood.

Image Courtesy © Richard Leo Johnson / Atlantic Archives

Architects: in situ studio
Project: The Ten at South Person
Location: Raleigh, North Carolina, USA
Photography: Richard Leo Johnson / Atlantic Archives
Area: ten 1,450 sf units
Year: 2015

Image Courtesy © Richard Leo Johnson / Atlantic Archives

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: Image Courtesy © Richard Leo Johnson / Atlantic Archives

: Image Courtesy © Richard Leo Johnson / Atlantic Archives

: Image Courtesy © Richard Leo Johnson / Atlantic Archives

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Tags: North Carolina, USA

Category: Housing Development

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