Palo Alto Home
This is a Charlotte Perriand Inspired Addition/Renovation of a Palo Alto home.
Work in Progress
This is a new home in a historic neighborhood in Burlingame. The concept for this home it to provide and open an airy feel that evokes a beach house experience.
Burlingame House
This is a new home in a historic neighborhood. I call the style Nantucket Modern. The home is designed conserve natural resources. It is solar powered, has dual flush toilets, on demand water heaters, zoned heating and cooling, approximately double the required insulation, low-e double glazing, low voltage and led lighting. Additionally, the landscaping is executed primarily with low water (and bee friendly) plants. The back lawn is synthetic turf.
Presidio Guest House Exterior
Presidio Guest House Exterior
Presidio Guest House
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This project is a new building adjacent to a General's residence in the Presidio. The idea was to create an architecture vocabulary that was evocative of and sympathetic to the main residence, but with a modern sensibility. The client wanted something that was cozy, evocative of being in a tree house, with floor to ceiling windows to take advantage of the views of the bay.
Presidio General's Residence
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This is a renovation of a General's Residence in the Presidio. The idea was to update the home with the family's aesthetic sensibilities, while maintaining the home's historic elements.
(With interior design by Gari Camaisa)
Noe Valley Victorian Modern
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This was a project to transform a 1400 sf 1894 Victorian home into an energy efficient, modern 3200 sf home. The entire house was seismically upgraded and a third story was added, set back from the street to keep the small scale facade at the street level and to provide a deck off of the master bedroom and bath. The house is solar powered, has 3 heating zones for increased efficiency, and dual flush toilets to reduce water consumption.
(Work done while at Group 41.)
Noe Valley Edwardian Modern
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This is a complete renovation and facade reconstruction of an Edwardian home in Noe Valley. The clients love modern architecture, but love the scale and character of their historic neighborhood. The project sought to integrate historic and modern design elements. It is powered by solar panels not visible from the street. (Work done while at Group 41.)
Hillsborough Spanish Style Update
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This project updates a 1930's home creating a better flow of public spaces and a connection between the main public spaces of the 1st Floor with the re-landscaped backyard. Images of the home prior to the renovation at the end of the slide deck. (With Megan Warren Interior Design)
Burlingame Spanish Modern Update
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This is a project to open up the kitchen, living room and dining room into one sophisticated, family friendly space. (With Jen Hayden Style+Design)
Burlingame Mid-Century Mission
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This is a kitchen renovation and deck extention that opens up the kitchen to the rest of the home. While remaining sensitive to the original scale of the home, it introduces of the owner's mid-century modern inclinations to the design.
Mission Craftsman
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This is a renovation project that transformed a 2 bedroom 1 bathrom house in the mission into a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom home. The house was completely renovated in a style sympathetic to the original construction.
Marin Update
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This is a project to bring a simple, warm modern aesthetic to a 1970 floor of a Marin home.
San Francisco Office
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This office renovation in a 1910 building (the building where Brook Shield's character worked in "Suddenly Susan") striped the existing space of ceiling and wall assembles from 1910, 1950, and 1980 all the way back to the original brick and poured concrete and then reintroduced warm, light transmitting and reflecting materials to give the space a warm open glow. (Work done while at Manicini Duffy)
Eureka Valley Renovation
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This Project was to renovate a post-quake Victorian in Eureka Valley with a modern aesthetic compatible with the original home.
(Work done while at Group 41)