AKA: Flip-Flop Residence, Seattle, WA
Structure Type: built works - dwellings - houses
Designers: Adams Mohler Ghillino, Architects (firm); Rik Adams (architect); Richard Ghillino (architect); Richard E. Mohler (architect)
Dates: [unspecified]
2 stories, total floor area: 2,900 sq. ft.
Building Notes
The American Institute of Architects (AIA), Seattle Chapter, bestowed a 2009 Honor Award on the Flip Flop House. The AIA Seattle web site described it as follows: "The project departs from the Seattle norm of a single-family dwelling centered on its lot and surrounded by an ill-defined and underused ring of outdoor space by providing two complete “flip-flopped” dwellings defining their own outdoor spaces. The design responds to its corner site with diagonally opposing entrances, gardens, parking and corner windows to provide the amenities of single-family living for two households, not one, on an in-city lot using existing public utility and transportation infrastructure." (See "AIA Seattle 2009 Honor Awards for Washington Architecture,"
The Flip Flop House was also featured on the AIA Seattle's Explore Design Home Tour, 09/2013.
PCAD id: 4911