Nova Scotia Redux
Inspired by the homeowner’s childhood in Nova Scotia a family of four sought to transform the home where they started their family into a roomier and more light filled version.
Bernal Heights, San Francisco
At 17’-1” interior stud to interior stud, we had a saying at this Bernal Heights home: Every inch counts.
What's in a name?
Red dots are ubiquitous from a Bindi to a sold sign for artwork. Each one a simple “solution” to complex requirements.
Accessory Buildings
Accessory buildings are fun to design. They have all the attributes of a real building but are often far more open-ended.
Journal
Periodic thoughts, general musings and random observations.
Pet Camp
Pet Camp has been a long term client. Take a peek at Pet Camp past and present.
Dogpatch, San Francisco
A historic Pelton Cottage was almost completely destroyed by a fire in 2013. Into this near blank slate we designed a “house within a house”.
Black and White Kitchens
It is all black and white but the style of the homes architecture and their occupants provided the change in flavor.
Burlingame, California
With a temperate year round climate we eschewed the traditional suburban “box” at the center of the property and instead opted for a courtyard home.