The Mountain Wood residence from California, realized by Walker Warner Architects, includes separate buildings to create a variety of complementary indoor-outdoor spaces that would provide varied living experiences. Walker-Warner has arranged around a free central courtyard, three structures: the main house, an office and a barn.
Hunter Leggitt Studio has designed and built this beautiful cabin near Isabella lake from California. The entire project required 12 months of work and it has relied on the contribution of 7 students from architecture.
The Bond interiors highlight the designer’s philosophy based on the merger between the old and new together with the use of recovered organic materials in combination with modern furniture and decor.
Hupomone Ranch is located on the land of a 160 acres farm, located in Chileno Valley, just three miles west of downtown Petaluma, California.
Everett Street Residence by Dawson & Clinton is located in Palo Alto, California, and was projected to create a union between the interior and exterior, to allow the residents to travel easily between the two environments. In order to help this union, large windows are integrated into the exterior walls, providing view towards a centrally
Project: Eichler House Architecture: Klopf Architecture Project Team: John Klopf, AIA, and Angela Todorova Contractor: Flegel Construction Photography © 2014 Mariko Reed Location: Burlingame, California Year completed: 2014 The owners of the Double Gable Eichler Remodel, situated in Burlingame, California, are a family with 5 children, the youngest is a pupil in elementary school and
Built on the smooth hills from Santa Lucia Preserve, Caterpillar House is a project of Feldman Architecture, with a design that ensures an emphasized connection to the land and environment. In love with the modern ranch houses, the owner wanted a house entirely in harmony with the nature that would reflect the concern for the beauty of the place.
Designed by Jonathan Segal, FAIA, the Cresta residence is a single-family residence in the region of Lower Hermosa La Jolla, San Diego. Stretched over an area of 5,300 sq foot, the house is entirely built of concrete, having predominantly glass exterior walls and large open spaces, connected directly to the environment. Both the interior and exterior
