Financial Investment Company Headquarters
A new interiors office project, Financial Investment Company Headquarters, located in San Francisco, California and designed by the Bay Area based firm TEF Design.
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Ireland House / William Duff Architects
We were awarded the opportunity to design the new San Francisco home for Ireland House, which contains the Consulate General of Ireland and two other Irish state agencies, Enterprise Ireland and Tourism Ireland.
Sonoma Pool House: A Family’s Playground by Zumaooh
Set on 13 rolling acres beside a quiet creek, the Sonoma Pool House by Zumaooh turns a simple “fun” project into the heart of a future wine‑country compound. The owners wanted an easy place to gather, relax, and occasionally work without feeling tied to an office.
Sonoma Single-Family House with a Seamless Transition from Inside to Out
The Sonoma Single-Family House by Zumaooh offers a quintessential Sonoma living experience for parents and children alike. Nestled on 13 acres of meadowland beside a serene creek, this home invites exploration and play. From the outset, the design focuses on family connection, blending indoor and outdoor spaces to foster freedom and flexibility.
East Coast Compound – A LEED Platinum Residence that Marries Craft and Conservation
Olson Kundig Architects, Sherry Williamson Design, Michael Boucher Landscape Architect, and Woodmeister Master Builders joined forces to create East Coast Compound—a four‑building lakefront haven that meets the rigorous LEED Platinum standard.
Alameda House / Andrew Mann Architecture
Alameda House, designed by Andrew Mann Architecture, brings the clean lines of New England colonial style to California’s Alameda County. More than a visual tribute, the two‑storey residence reflects a collaborative journey between architect and owner.
Modern Barn-House in the Middle of the Nature
Hupomone Ranch is located on the land of a 160 acres farm, located in Chileno Valley, just three miles west of downtown Petaluma, California. The ranch has been uncultivated for more than 30 years, and the new owners, a young family with three children wanted to build a modern barn-house that would reflect their commitment to sustainable agriculture.