The Tarrytown House injects a tone of modernity into an otherwise traditional, post-war neighborhood, and defines a private landscape as the center of this family home. Caught between a walled garden along the street and a central courtyard behind, the interior opens resolutely to the out-of-doors under a ubiquitous ceiling plane and is minimally contained by custom site-glazed window walls.
This New York Pied-e-tier Combines a Modern Art Collection, Eclectic Collectables, and Country French Antiques. Featured works include Gustavo Ojeda, “Midtown Manhattan”, Christopher Dunlap, Richard Toglia, “Looking Out”, Theresa Hackett, “Aquatic Dance”
Located on two hillside parcels formerly deemed infeasible to develop, the Truss Haus is a situational experiment which reflects upon local legacies of modern architecture in nature.
This three-unit residential building is created from an ordinary single-family home that was suffering from years of neglect in San Francisco.
The home is situated on a peninsula alongside Crescent Lake, and the design responds to the shape of the land and the opportunity for views from almost every room.
Octothorpe House sits atop a plot blanketed with sagebrush, bitterbrush, and junipers, the site of a forest lost to wildfire two decades ago.
A plan was implemented to create 3 new apartments over 4 levels, each unit featuring two levels and stacked over each other in a dynamic fashion. New views of Twin Peaks, the Bay and the mid block open space gardens are features of each unit.
The Furioso Vineyards project consists of the renovation and expansion of an existing winery, including the addition of a new tasting room and public amenity spaces.
