Architect Tom Kundig took his knowledge of this Capitol Hill neighborhood and incorporated it into the condo design at 1111 East Pike. Formerly known as Auto Row, in early Seattle times, it was the only location to purchase a car if you got the notion.
Using a pallet from classic fifties era cars, Tom offered individual unit owners exterior panel color options in popping bold tones. A roof top deck with garden space adds city views to the space as well.
Interior ideas bring walls to life with a track and wheel system letting owners reinvent their dwelling at whim. Sustainable resource Bamboo floors pop. The fun puzzle walls add a surprising element that really works to bring privacy and functionality into a smaller spaced home.
A simple glide to the side and...
Along with puzzle walls, you will find the kitchen island is also easy to wheel from one area to another converting it into a totally different piece by simply pushing it to a new location! Stainless appliances bring it all together.
This Seattle concept condo design also meets LEED standards on many counts allowing the savvy condo owner an opportunity to live a more colorful lifestyle by incorporating green into their home!
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