Rock Creek House NADAAA | ARCHITECTURE

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• Text description provided by the architects. The Rock Creek House is an adaptive re-use project of a 1920’s brick structure that was originally composed of two floors, with a mechanical basement and attic. This adaptation leverages the robustness of the existing structure to capture the attic and basement to double the house’s size, while expanding its functions into the landscape

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• Architects

  NADAAA

• Location

  Washington, United States

• Area

  10200.0 ft2

• Project Year

  2015

• Photographs

  John Horner

• Manufacturers

  Agape, Heath Ceramics, Buschfeld

• Principals

  Nader Tehrani, Katherine Faulkner; AIA

• Project Manager

  Harry Lowd

• Project Team

  Sarah Dunbar, Remon Alberts, John Houser, Stephen Saude, Jonathan Palazzolo, Lisa Lostritto, Parke Macdowell, David Richmond, Dane Assmusen, Ghazal Abbasy-Asbagh, Mehdi Alibakhshian, Sina Mesdaghi, Tom Beresford, Dan Gallagher

• Structural Engineer

  SGH

• Mechanical Engineer

  Allied Consulting Engineering

• Contractor

  Abdo Development

• Lighting

  Hinson Design Group

• AV and Integration

  Bethesda Systems

• Millwork

  CW Keller Associates

• Landscape Architecture

  Landworks Studio