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A new live/work zoning model

 

The first of its kind, this two unit live/work building creates a model for the City of Costa Mesa’s new zoning district along a busy avenue in the city. The architecture provides two lofted commercial office spaces with two residential units each with their own roof deck.

 

The landscape design creates an activated street scene by using low walls, courtyards and small patio spaces to bring this previously unused street frontage to life. The materials used are derived from the architecture and the plant palette uses color and texture to create interest.

 

 

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Bold colored and texture planting textures create curb appeal and bring life to the streetscape

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project status | tracking toward entitlement in early 2020

work created in collaboration with | Sigourney Architecture

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