Waechter Architecture
Sawtooth
Waechter Architecture
1. marzo 2016
Photo: David Papazian
Construction has completed on Sawtooth in Lake Oswego. Waechter Architecture (WA) was given the task of designing a compact 8-unit apartment complex whereby each individual unit would have optimum privacy, as well as natural light and a view.
WA’s solution for each unit was to create one generously volumed living space with precisely one east-facing view window and one ambient light window. In this way, each unit maintains privacy, focuses its attention on the framed river / mountain view and is generously day-lit by a high clerestory window. A sawtooth roof form was used to achieve this configuration.
Each one-bedroom, 600-square-foot unit is organized on two floors with living space above and sleeping below. The four uphill units are elevated by a one-level parking podium allowing them views over the downhill units. The building’s walls and roofs are painted a monochromatic dark bronze giving them a sculptural quality.
Photo: David Papazian
Photo: David Papazian
Photo: David Papazian
Photo: David Papazian
Photo: David Papazian
Photo: David Papazian
Photo: David Papazian
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