Portfolio / Residential

569 & 571 Lincoln Ave

Project type

Townhomes

Location / completion

Pasadena / 2024

A collection of nine contemporary townhomes. Designed with a focus on clean lines, functional layouts, and everyday livability.

A closer look.

Site overview — An aerial view shows the two parallel rows of townhomes, pitched roofs, and central pedestrian courtyard within the surrounding Pasadena neighborhood.
Site overview — An aerial view shows the two parallel rows of townhomes, pitched roofs, and central pedestrian courtyard within the surrounding Pasadena neighborhood.
Street-facing architecture — Paired gabled elevations, covered porches, dark window trim, and light horizontal siding establish a coordinated frontage, photographed during site work.
Street-facing architecture — Paired gabled elevations, covered porches, dark window trim, and light horizontal siding establish a coordinated frontage, photographed during site work.
Central courtyard — Repeating entry porches and low courtyard walls define the pedestrian route between the residences, with finishing work visible below.
Central courtyard — Repeating entry porches and low courtyard walls define the pedestrian route between the residences, with finishing work visible below.
Architectural details — Deep roof overhangs, exposed brackets, porch columns, and dark railings give the townhomes a cohesive, Craftsman-inspired character.
Architectural details — Deep roof overhangs, exposed brackets, porch columns, and dark railings give the townhomes a cohesive, Craftsman-inspired character.
Entry pergola — A timber-toned pergola, lantern-style lights, and metal fencing frame the approach to Lincoln Avenue, with the foothills visible beyond.
Entry pergola — A timber-toned pergola, lantern-style lights, and metal fencing frame the approach to Lincoln Avenue, with the foothills visible beyond.
Elevated view of the covered porch, roofline, and entry railings at 569 Lincoln Avenue
Porch & roofline detail — Light horizontal siding, dark window trim, exposed roof brackets, and black railings frame the covered entrance at 569 Lincoln Avenue, photographed during site finishing.

Portfolio / Co-living

150 S. Mountain View Ave

Project type

Co-living

Location / completion

Pasadena / 2024

40 beds. Twin-site development reinforcing operational scale and efficiency.

A closer look.

Site overview — An aerial view shows the two parallel rows of townhomes, pitched roofs, and central pedestrian courtyard within the surrounding Pasadena neighborhood.
Site overview — An aerial view shows the two parallel rows of townhomes, pitched roofs, and central pedestrian courtyard within the surrounding Pasadena neighborhood.
Street-facing architecture — Paired gabled elevations, covered porches, dark window trim, and light horizontal siding establish a coordinated frontage, photographed during site work.
Street-facing architecture — Paired gabled elevations, covered porches, dark window trim, and light horizontal siding establish a coordinated frontage, photographed during site work.
Central courtyard — Repeating entry porches and low courtyard walls define the pedestrian route between the residences, with finishing work visible below.
Central courtyard — Repeating entry porches and low courtyard walls define the pedestrian route between the residences, with finishing work visible below.
Architectural details — Deep roof overhangs, exposed brackets, porch columns, and dark railings give the townhomes a cohesive, Craftsman-inspired character.
Architectural details — Deep roof overhangs, exposed brackets, porch columns, and dark railings give the townhomes a cohesive, Craftsman-inspired character.
Entry pergola — A timber-toned pergola, lantern-style lights, and metal fencing frame the approach to Lincoln Avenue, with the foothills visible beyond.
Entry pergola — A timber-toned pergola, lantern-style lights, and metal fencing frame the approach to Lincoln Avenue, with the foothills visible beyond.
Elevated view of the covered porch, roofline, and entry railings at 569 Lincoln Avenue
Porch & roofline detail — Light horizontal siding, dark window trim, exposed roof brackets, and black railings frame the covered entrance at 569 Lincoln Avenue, photographed during site finishing.

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