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A Slice of 361 Architecture Life

A recent dining and kitchen remodel of ours. We added a steel countertop and “waterfalled” the face of the cabinet with steel as well. The kitchen and dining area open to the sunny outdoor entertaining space beyond.
Our fire rebuild Pacific Palisades project is slowly morphing into shape. We’re still playing around with different design options and finishes. Stay tuned!
Our project in half Moon Bay, which is under construction! We took an older, somewhat clunky, original home and added an ADU, and addition as well as remodeled the original structure.
The eye in the sky. We brought an oculus to one of our recent projects to provide more daylight near an entry.
A recent remodel nearing completion. We took an older home that lacked light and views and opened up the floor plan and access to the outdoors. Stay tuned for professional photos!
A preliminary model for a Palisades fire rebuild we are working on.
A substantial remodel and addition to a home in Half Moon Bay that is set to start construction soon. The original home was a little clunky in its detailing, so we cleaned it up and simplified it to resemble the new addition on the left. Natural Shou
New home design of ours in Mill Valley that is set to break ground soon. Strict height requirements meant that we had to partially dig in a slope on the upper part of the site. Views of the City stretch to the South and a filtered view of Tiburon Bay
A new fun project of ours. We’re remodeling a loft located in the Oriental Warehouse. The San Francisco landmark played a central role as the primary storage and distribution point for imports of tea, rice and silk from Asia and was designated
A new home project of ours in Marin. Due to the close proximity of a creek, the home has to be elevated above the floodplain. Eventually, landscaping will obscure the piers that raise home off the ground. The goal was to develop a simple floor plan t
Early morning shot of our living room. The colors against the backdrop of the wall struck me, so I thought, I should take a picture of that. And here you go…
Juxtaposition in design. Let natural materials do the talking…
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