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An 8-unit low-income housing complex in Compton, CA. Voids in the building's massing and facade open onto an edible landscape, maximizing light and air to each unit....

A significant addition to a 1908 Transitional Bungalow in the historic district of Claremont, CA. Weaves elements of the Bungalow's porch through the home to introduce light and views that negotiate between new and old....

A four-unit townhouse development located at a threshold between the flat, rectilinear architecture of a commercial arterial and a suburban residential landscape of detached homes, curvilinear, hilly terrain and dense vegetation.   A subtle lift and rotation visually references the residential neighborhood beyond, privileging seclusion, tranquility, and...

A single family home built on a sloping site under a dense canopy of coastal oak trees. Rigorous local planning requirements and an existing foundation system were leveraged to create a straight-forward appearance that masks spatial complexity and dynamic form. Harnessing the possibilities of normative...

A residential addition to a single family house in West Los Angeles that includes a new kitchen, master suite, living room, and entertainment center. The integration of the addition with the existing bungalow was accomplished through form and movement. A new cubic volume adjacent to...

A residence in rural Ohio located on a gently sloping hill overlooking farmland and forest. Relocating a historic barn timber-frame structure and adapting it to contemporary living. Weaving the curvilinear field geometries of the landscape into the rigorous rectilinear structures of human habitation. Clustering discrete volumes...

A Master Bedroom and Garage addition to a archetypical suburban ëranchí style home outside of Seattle. A morphology based on natural light and the manipulation of existing patterns, materials and spatial types. After initial identification and analysis of normative systems in place (non-specific), a pattern was...

A single family home located on a secluded, hilly site adjacent to the dense forest of a community preserve. Three basic forms organized with the rigorous geometry of cubes in a series. The simplicity of three basic material palettes and scales of space brought together...

A renovation and addition to a single family home on tree-filled suburban site. A new Entrance and study as well as remodeled Kitchen and Master Bathroom.   A cube is inserted to mark entrance, creating space for a new study above while a larger, glazed cube form...

A new residential interior in a historic brick structure in San Francisco. Cleaned and restored existing materials and surfaces frame the modern interior. Living activities organized around a delineation of static and dynamic conditions. Entrance, Bath and Kitchen carefully positioned as fixed nodes of activity....