Swatt | Miers Architects was officially dissolved at the end of February, following a decision made after careful consideration. Over the years, the firm became known for its innovative projects and strong collaborations with clients, consultants, and contractors across various sectors.
Following this transition, two new architecture studios have been established: SWATT + PARTNERS and STUDIO MIERS | CHOU | POON. Both practices carry forward the commitment to excellence, integrity, and innovation that defined the work of Swatt | Miers Architects.
LOCATION: Emeryville, California
The Kojima House, designed by Swatt Miers Architects, is a 6,500-square-foot remodel and addition located in Kentfield, California. This project transforms a pre-existing home into a modern sanctuary, thoughtfully integrating the residence with its natural surroundings.
Bay Area firm Swatt Miers Architects (SMA) is highly regarded for creating timeless designs that celebrate the natural environment. Three exquisitely composed custom residences showcase the studio’s mastery at harmonizing form, space and nature
The Owyang House located in the town of Atherton, California, replaces an earlier mid-century structure that the family had owned for many years. The new home is two stories, with a full basement, and includes 6,000 square…
The 6,000 square foot Cheng Brier house is located on a dramatic down-sloping hillside in Tiburon, California, with spectacular and unobstructed views of San Francisco, San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge to the south.
The design of Blue Oaks house is organized around three cast-in-place concrete core elements – a stair landing, the powder room, and a portion of the guest suite – that step with the land. Walls and deep…
The plan of the Vineyard house was designed to respond to family living, with public or shared areas on the ground floor and bedrooms above. The master bedroom is separated from the children’s rooms by a bridge…
In the heart of Silicon Valley, Mora Estates house boasts an amazing view of the Bay, and the rolling hills. The home is organized to best frame the view to the Bay in three parallel bands. Past…
