San francisco architecture

This two-story, 3,000 square foot Noe Valley project consists of the excavation and conversion of the existing, ground-level crawl space to new habitable area, alterations throughout – including vaulted 15-foot ceilings at the living level and modernization of the front façade. Photographer: Jacob Elliott Photography Más

Designed for Bay Area luminaries in Atherton, California this residence reflects a well-orchestrated response to a host of requirements, technologies, and amenities. Built for living, working, entertaining, and play, the diverse building program created the opportunity to weave a rich tapestry of form, materials, and details that reveal themselves at every corner. Anchored by the primary palette of Sapele wood and Jerusalem Limestone, the structure radiates warmth and elegance. By ‘folding’ the front yard down to the basement level, the building sensitively reduces its height and presence on the site; and through expansive glass and openings creates an engaging dialogue with the outdoors. Más

Interior and Architectural Design: Blitz                              Melissa Hanley, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP, Principal-In-ChargeJohn Hunter, AIA, Technical LeadTamara Roth, Assoc. IIDA, LEED ID+C, Lead Designer Emily Burchill, Interior DesignerClient:                  SciFi VC, a venture capital firm that focuses on data-related investments Location:             San Francisco, CASize:                     3,500 square feetDesign:                Blitz establishes a cohesive design language for SciFi... Más

Two-WayHouse encarna el matrimonio del tejido urbano histórico de San Francisco con las necesidades/deseos modernos de hoy en una casa cuidadosamente diseñada llena de luz natural que se conecta perfectamente al jardín.   Los objetivos de nuestros clientes de llenar su casa con luz natural mientras se conectaban de adentro hacia afuera formaron la transformación de esta casa adosada de PacificHeights. Two-WayHousese concibió en torno a la combinación de la fachada victoriana original de 1900 y el salón tradicional con un plan abierto y una moderna adición de patio trasero de 2 pisos. El diseño maximiza el espacio creando una generosa casa unifamiliar (con una unidad m&aac... Más

This view home was carefully created for a San Francisco entrepreneur. This is his first residence and he worked avidly with the design team while also becoming cultivated in architecture and design. The design team consisted of CCS Architecture, headed by Cass Calder Smith and the owner’s creative director, Akemi Tamaribuchi, from Subject to Change, who brought CCS onto the project. The collaboration resulted in an overall creative alliance where CCS handled the architecture and finishes, while Subject to Change handled the furniture, art, styling, and was the conduit to the owner.  The house was created for everyday living, intimate meetings, and occasional entertaining. It’s meant to be a ‘place’ to share ideas with others and... Más