Qastic creates stacked ADUs for alternative approach to small-scale housing in Los Angeles
Design-build studio Qastic introduces a fresh take on urban density in Los Angeles by stacking two accessory dwelling units within a unique arched metal structure.
Design-build studio Qastic has unveiled a creative solution to Los Angeles' housing density challenges with a new project featuring stacked accessory dwelling units (ADUs). By utilizing a double-level, arched metal building, the firm maximizes vertical space on a compact footprint, offering a distinct alternative to traditional single-story backyard units.
The project emphasizes an innovative approach to small-scale residential architecture, blending structural efficiency with a modern aesthetic. This development highlights the ongoing evolution of L.A.'s residential landscape as architects continue to experiment with creative zoning and construction methods to address the city's housing needs.
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