921 Woodland
Nashville, Tennessee
Every architect’s approach to their own workspace is a window into their design philosophy and creative process. Pfeffer Torode Architecture transformed an unfinished basement in an existing block building into a light filled creative office. The key challenge was turning a raw space, with two sides buried underground and only 12 feet of street frontage, into a prominent creative office while a favorite neighborhood bar above remained fully operational and undisturbed. Exterior grade dictated that the primary entrance be relocated from the traditional street facing approach to an unconventional alley facing approach.
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Location
Nashville, Tennessee
Completion
2016
Lot Acres
0.62 acres
Building Area
6,000 sf
Photography