Feldman Architecture was commissioned by a property investment firm to reimagine the first floor of a classic San Francisco building in Lower Pacific Heights that previously housed a health center and gym. The project aimed to create a bright, open workspace centered around the building’s existing retractable skylight and lofty atrium
Designed by Kovac Design Studio, the Malibu Surf Retreat is a home that embodies the spirit of surfing and tropical relaxation. Commissioned by an avid surfer, this retreat reflects the client’s passion for the sport through its unique program elements, seamless indoor-outdoor design, and connection to the lush environment.
The Eldorado Tres House by O2 Architecture presents a creative solution to a common design challenge in Coachella Valley. As many homes near their sixth decade, built for different lifestyle expectations and architectural trends, they often no longer cater to modern living standards.
The Sister Lillian Murphy Community, located in San Francisco’s Mission Bay, is a thoughtfully designed affordable housing project created by Paulett Taggart Architects in collaboration with Studio VARA. The project addresses the increasing demand for inclusive housing in the urban setting while ensuring a high quality of life for its residents.
Located in the historic neighborhood of Highland Park, Denton House is a reimagined 1920s home, thoughtfully expanded and renovated for a local designer and artist’s family. Martin Fenlon Architecture led this transformation, carefully integrating the new design with the existing site while preserving the original character of the house.
Located in sunny Los Angeles, the Wasatch Residence by Minarc is a masterful expression of light, space, and modern design. Inspired by the unique light and colors of its surroundings, this home captures the essence of Southern California living with a seamless connection between the indoors and outdoors.
Minarc’s Nagle residence, located in Studio City, Los Angeles, beautifully blends space, function, and spirituality. The design team at Minarc created a personal retreat for the residents, integrating personalized art pieces, carefully chosen indoor plants, and Buddhist shrines.
In the aftermath of the devastating California Wine Country wildfires, Nielsen:Schuh Architects undertook the challenge of designing the House for a New Beginning for clients who lost everything. The original house, perched on a graded bench with commanding views, was destroyed.
