The project involved the partial demolition, relocation, and rehabilitation of two significant historic homes in Pasadena.
The Doane House, a two-story Victorian-style residence, built-in 1895, was relocated on its existing site to accommodate the relocation of the Pinney House, a two-story Spanish Revival-style home from nearly 2 miles away.
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Each home was rehabilitated to meet strict local and federal historic preservation guidelines as well as updated structural, accessibility, and energy code requirements.
Each residence was also converted into a duplex with the Doane House including a small commercial office space to meet the current zoning requirements for the redevelopment of the site.
Additionally, at the rear of the property, a three-story, five-unit building was designed and constructed.
This new building has a mix of one- and three-bedroom units, each with its own private garage.
