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House 023 — Connect 12 Menlo Park
House 023 — Connect 12 Menlo Park
Menlo Park, CA, United States
Finalist, 2023 A+Awards, Concepts - Architecture +Prefab & Modular
Project Featured on Mar 07, 2024
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House 023 — Connect 12 Menlo Park
Menlo Park, CA, United States
Finalist, 2023 A+Awards, Concepts - Architecture +Prefab & Modular
Project Featured on Mar 07, 2024
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2019
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
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The Menlo Park Connect 12 was Connect Homes' 23rd house.
To accommodate a narrow, non-conforming lot with the size home the client required, Connect created a custom solution. The long, thin bar of the house turns 90 degrees to engage with the front yard and display a clear cedar wood interior. A steel-stringer stair leads to the second floor.
Elsewhere, the house is primarily about side yard engagement, most apparent in a South-facing pocket dining deck. An entire wall of glass retracts in-wall, connecting the entire extents of the kitchen to an outdoor eating area. In front, a prefab steel-frame Connect Carport is located under a massive heritage oak. This part of Menlo Park is known for it's heritage oak trees.
Photos are included of delivery day, showing how the house was 90% completed in the factory. Negotiating the oak tree with large modules required the use of exotic methods.
To accommodate a narrow, non-conforming lot with the size home the client required, Connect created a custom solution. The long, thin bar of the house turns 90 degrees to engage with the front yard and display a clear cedar wood interior. A steel-stringer stair leads to the second floor.
Elsewhere, the house is primarily about side yard engagement, most apparent in a South-facing pocket dining deck. An entire wall of glass retracts in-wall, connecting the entire extents of the kitchen to an outdoor eating area. In front, a prefab steel-frame Connect Carport is located under a massive heritage oak. This part of Menlo Park is known for it's heritage oak trees.
Photos are included of delivery day, showing how the house was 90% completed in the factory. Negotiating the oak tree with large modules required the use of exotic methods.
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