ROOTED AT 19th

This residential community of 2- and 3-bedroom homes in Redmond brings affordable housing to families and first-time home buyers. Designed to high standards of performance and energy efficiency, these homes remain affordable after purchase by reducing the cost of operation.

Front porches and communal spaces define the outdoor areas of Rooted at 19th. Front porches allow residents to enjoy their own outdoor spaces while linking their homes to the wider community. Gardens between the duplexes and triplexes encourage a connection to the natural environment and a sense of being rooted in this place. Preservation of existing fruit trees keeps the site tied to its history.

Partnering with The Environmental Center, a large community garden will be available to homeowners and as an educational opportunity for local students.

LOCATION | Redmond, OR

SCALE | 22 New Residential Units and a Preserved Historic House

PROGRAM | Multi-family Residential

COMPLETION | est. 2025

PROJECT TEAM

Open Concept Architecture

Rooted Homes

Banton Engineering

Solera Design Services

Solaire Homebuilders

Lord Consulting

A site plan showing the locations of duplexes and triplexes, parking lots, walking paths, and trees.

Rendered image of a front porch, shaded by an overhang and nearby trees. Two women sit at a table while two neighbors wave hello as they walk by.

With this project we consider the significance of homeownership and what it means to feel a sense of belonging. The garden spaces near each unit will include plants selected by the residents as they first move in, encouraging everyone to bring a part of themselves to their new homes.