The residential units include floor to ceiling double sliding glass doors to connect the kitchen and living space up to the outdoors.
Image: The front porches
The living and dining space opens into the alley, making the space feel larger while providing a place to dine or relax just outside your door.
Image: Inside looking out to the alley
The large dining and cooking space has a private outdoor space accessible through a massive floor to ceiling sliding glass door.
Image: Kitchen and dining space looking to the private back yard 
The kitchen includes a custom upper cabinet framed in solid oak, butcher block counters and under mount stainless steel sink.
Image: Custom kitchen
The perfect for outdoor cooking and eating in the summer, the private back yard is a piece of dirt you can call your own.
Image: The private back yard space
The ground floor bathroom includes a shower tiled in white subway tile with a window looking onto by a beautiful dogwood tree outside.
Image: The ground floor bathroom
An aluminum grate floor above allows light to reach farther into the ground floor while encouraging airflow up through the entire unit. When the outside temperature drops, heat from sunlight stored in the concrete slab is returned up through the grate to warm the spaces above.
Image: An open grate ceiling 
The second floor is one large light filled south facing space with a smaller bedroom or office space on the north side. They can be used as a living room, guest room, art studio, office, bedroom, yoga studio, or any combination that fits your lifestyle. The full height windows meet the wall to allow light to wash further into the spaces while reducing glare.
Image: The 'Grate Room' 
The third floor features a bedroom on the north side with a large operable window to the ceiling.
Image: The 2nd Bedroom
The third floor master bedroom has a floor to ceiling window with an etched lower section for privacy and a large closet along one end.
Image: The Master Bedroom
The master bathroom includes two minimalist wall mounted sinks, matching recessed medicine cabinets, simple brushed nickel fixtures, a dual flush Toto toilet with a soft close seat and a full subway tile shower with dual shower heads.
Image: The Master Bathroom
