At Gault Place in Washington, DC, Bitarchitects developed an architectural design that enhanced compact urban living through thoughtful planning and generous vertical space. Although the two-story structure covered a combined 1,897 square feet, its 12-foot ceilings on each level created an open and bright atmosphere. As a result, the home felt more spacious than its footprint suggested.

Meanwhile, the team designed the floor plans with clarity and efficiency. In this way, the layout balanced modern functionality with a refined residential character. In addition, large and flexible living areas supported different lifestyles. At the same time, the building’s proportions created a sense of calm and spaciousness.

Above all, Bitarchitects made an accessible rooftop the home’s defining feature. To create a private outdoor escape, the design included a roof terrace with space for relaxation and quiet leisure. Furthermore, the terrace offered elevated views of the surrounding Southeast DC neighborhood. As a result, the rooftop extended the living space beyond the walls and created a vertical retreat in the heart of the city.

Overall, Bitarchitects combined contemporary design with urban practicality at Gault Place. Through thoughtful planning, generous ceiling heights, and flexible living areas, the design created a home that felt both intimate and elevated. Ultimately, despite its modest size, the residence offered a spacious and comfortable living experience.

Project Location:

Washington, DC

Project Type:
Residential: 1 Family House

Project Valuation:
800,000.00 USD

Built-Up Area:
1,874.57 SF

Construction Type:
Type V-B

Project Zoning:
RF-1

Number of Floors:
2

Code:

2017 Washington DC Building Code