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New gallery / public house for a small mining town in eastern Arizona.

The Social Condenser project is located at the base of the Superstition Mountain Range in the Town of Superior, Arizona which was founded in 1882 and has strong ties to mining of copper, silver and gold. The project is uniquely positioned between historic Main Street and Queen Creek. The site consists of two parcels, the project parcel to the north and an open landscaped parcel to be developed into future outdoor dining and music pavilion, and is bisected by an access path from the upper street level and a lower wooden footbridge that spans across the creek.

Images Courtesy Bill Timmerman, Timmerman Photography, Incorporated

• Achitect: blank studio architecture
• Name of Project: Social Condenser for Superior
• Location: Superior, Arizona
• Construction: Complete – July 2007
• Project area: 1,290 sq. ft. (120 sq. m.) interior + 455 sq. ft. (42 sq. m.) outdoor dining terrace [main level], 985 sq. ft. (91.5 sq. m.) interior [lower level]
• Photography: Bill Timmerman, Timmerman Photography, Incorporated

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