Private Residence Built on a Narrow Lot in Milwaukee
Curtain House offers a minimalist living space in the heart of the city.
1Project Location
Curtain House was built on a long and narrow lot in Milwaukee's Lower East Side. This neighborhood is known for its affordable housing options and diverse demographic groups, including young families, students, and artists.
2Architectural Design
Designed by Johnsen Schmaling Architects, Curtain House showcases a minimalist and modern approach. It effectively utilizes the limited space on the narrow lot to create a serene living space in the city.
3Client Profile
The clients of the project are a couple who prefer urban living and wanted to build their first home. They purchased this narrow lot from the City of Milwaukee, which was acquired after demolishing an abandoned house.
4Lot Characteristics
The lot where Curtain House was built is only 24 feet wide. This narrow space required architects to develop creative solutions, resulting in a minimalist design.
5Interior Design
The house adopts an open-plan design to make the most of the limited space on the narrow lot. Large windows and natural light make the interior feel spacious and airy.
6Importance of Urban Living
Curtain House demonstrates that it is possible to create a minimalist and modern living space in the heart of the city. This project highlights the potential of narrow lots and promotes urban living.
Original article: ArchDaily Global — Milwaukee'da Dar Bir Parselde İnşa Edilen Özel Konut