3761 Logan Avenue

3761 Logan Avenue takes a vacant infill lot and puts it to work. For a developer client seeking quality rental income, Momentum Architecture designed a new two-story duplex that maximizes the site's potential while contributing a well-crafted building to the Logan Heights streetscape.

The design is Modern Contemporary in style — clean geometry, purposeful massing, and a material palette that reads as fresh without being out of place in the neighborhood. The two-story form makes efficient use of the lot while giving each unit its own distinct presence. Facing the street, the building makes a confident first impression.

Vaulted ceilings are a defining feature of both units. Rather than settling for standard ceiling heights, the design opens up the interior volume to create spaces that feel generous and light-filled. It's the kind of detail that elevates a rental unit from functional to genuinely enjoyable to live in — and that helps attract and retain quality tenants.

Each unit has its own privatized outdoor yard space, providing residents with ground-level outdoor areas that feel like their own. In a neighborhood where private outdoor space is a premium, this was a deliberate design priority. Dedicated parking for each dwelling unit rounds out the package — a practical necessity that also adds to the project's rental appeal.

Currently under construction, 3761 Logan Avenue demonstrates what thoughtful infill development looks like when design quality is treated as an asset rather than an afterthought. When complete, two well-designed homes will occupy a lot that was previously contributing nothing to the neighborhood.