Architect and General Contractor. This 550sf apartment with 320sf footprint was shaped by impervious cover restraints, an angled utility easement, and careful tailoring in three dimensions to best suit the program. The Hive's design draws inspiration from Dutch and Japanese precedents - two cultures akin to designing buildings within spatial constraints.

Angled walls add volume according to the actions performed in each space — sitting, sleeping, standing — to yield a dynamic shape that feels both intimate and grand. Favorite details/materials include: reclaimed cedar shakes, charred wood flooring, exposed copper plumbing/towel warmer, built-in bed, floating shower bench and bath mirror, stucco walls, Colquitt inspired light fixtures, and reclaimed longleaf pine cabinetry.

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Adam Schreiber Photographer

Whit Preston Photographer

Whit Preston Photographer

Whit Preston Photographer

Adam Schreiber Photographer

Whit Preston Photographer

Whit Preston Photographer

Whit Preston Photographer

Adam Schreiber Photographer

Whit Preston Photographer

Whit Preston Photographer

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