A place in the neighborhood
Willie identifies this residential project at an Anchorage intersection. The neighborhood setting brings the street edge, entrance, and space around the building into the conversation about a home’s everyday presence.
An illustrative street presence
The new image considers one possible corner-lot residence: a modest gabled form, planted setbacks, and a sheltered entrance. The single-story arrangement and exterior details are creative interpretation; the notes do not establish the original building’s form.
The everyday brief
Residential design brings attention to arriving, moving through a home, and living alongside neighbors. This project sits within a career that ranges from individual residences to multifamily and institutional work.