San Francisco
Mark English Architects have remodeled this apartment in collaboration with interior designer Gary Hutton.
The Fontana Apartment is a reinvention of an early 1960′s unit in one of two semi-circular apartment towers near Aquatic Park in San Francisco, California.
Impressive Church Conversion in San Francisco
By admin • Mar 9, 2011 • Selected Work
The owner of this former church overlooking San-Francisco’s Mission Dolores Park converted it into a single-family home with three bedrooms.
The church built in 1909, was bought in 2007 by commercial property developer Siamak Akhavan. The brick exterior was upgraded, leaks were repaired, new floors added, and stain-glass windows restored.
Warehouse Loft Renovation in San Francisco
By admin • Mar 8, 2011 • Selected Work
San Francisco-based studio Edmonds + Lee Architects has completed in 2010 the renovation of an existing loft in San Francisco’s South Beach neighborhood.
Stunning Victorian House Renovation in San Francisco by Mork-Ulnes Design
By admin • Mar 3, 2011 • Selected Work
Located on the top floor of a Victorian building that was constructed in 1896, this two-story condo was renovated by Mork-Ulnes Design in 2006.
Marrying its hippie boardinghouse past with modern, Norwegian-influenced design, the home tastefully blends its eclectic elements resulting in a feast for the eyes.
The three bedroom, two bathroom condo has more than 2,600 square feet of living space and is on sale for $1,595,000 at the time of writing.
Victorian Remodel in San Francisco
By admin • Feb 24, 2011 • Selected Work
The Pierce Street project is a 1906 Victorian Pacific Heights remodel by San Francisco-based Feldman Architecture.
The owners of this Victorian home wanted to maintain its traditional feel while injecting a modern feel and making it as eco-friendly as possible. The result is a beautiful space with open kitchen, roof top garden and plenty of natural light throughout.
Xiao-Yen’s House Transformation by Craig Steely
By admin • Feb 15, 2011 • Selected Work
The Xian-Yen’s House is located in San Francisco, California.
This 3,500 sq ft two-unit residence was heavily remodeled in 2010 by Craig Steely Architecture.
According to Craig Steely, ” the extensive remodel of the house began by tearing away the substandard remodeling that had taken place over the past 100 years and replacing it with spaces more appropriate to the client’s program.
Urban Retreat in San Francisco by Zack|de Vito Architecture
By admin • Jan 31, 2011
147 Laidley was designed and built by the Architect owners, Jim Zack and Lise de Vito, and they now occupy it along with their two children.
This contemporary single family residence is located on a typical 25 ft x 100 ft San Francisco infill lot.
