Our origins as a design-build firm continue to inspire and inform our design process, as we seek solutions that embody the qualities of economy, beauty and craft. We take on both large and small projects, and are always looking for new design challenges and opportunities. We love old buildings and enjoy the challenge of remodeling and rehabilitating structures of all types, sizes and vintages. We appreciate the lessons that can accompany work on older buildings, and we often incorporate these lessons into our designs.
Concrete site walls cut through the raised yard on the front side of our West Seattle net zero home, anchoring the house in the lot and defining the entry. That design impetus is echoed in the lower floor plan the elevation creates, allowing the base level to meet the alley at grade for car and bike...
The design solution of our Me-Kwa-Mooks net zero home was informed by designing around a centrally located hearth. Figuratively, the hearth serves as a mast that pushes up a gable roof “tent”, creating a large lofted space. In the loft office, one sits looking down over the space below and out to...
The compartmentaliz ed floor plan of our Madison Park Ranch home was opened up for a more modern layout, leaving carefully selected materials to enhance connections between spaces. The consistent material language of dark brick, concrete flooring and brushed oak align with the home's original...
Located on a bluff overlooking the San Francisco Bay, Haiku House originally felt divided and cramped. An expansive new kitchen and living room with an elongated rear deck provide sweeping views of the bay and accommodated our clients vision for large, open living spaces.
VG fir wood panels and red oak flooring bring warmth to the dining space of our Irwin Caplan remodel. A rectangular deck runs parallel to the living and dining area, extending the home's main level into an outdoor room.
Our Black Sheep Remodel on @InteriorDesign today. Thank you for the feature! #remodel #architecture… https://t.co/h49WEyUbtB
Thank you @TheHomeRefinery for including our Madison Park Ranch House in your '10 Breath-Taking Ranch House Ideas'!… https://t.co/UufX0Xe7UC
Thank you for featuring our Alley Cat #DADU project @ArchDigest! https://t.co/wkclRmgPcG
Our Me-Kwa-Mooks Net-Zero project on "Week in Projects". Thank you @architectmag! https://t.co/XUNmljyQ2N
We love a before and after. Checkout our 1920's remodel on @CONTEMPORIST! https://t.co/jXOlGCRFXB #beforeandafter #remodel
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