This cherished 1907 San Francisco residence has undergone a remarkable rejuvenation by SkB Architects, embracing its historical charm and infusing it with a California-inspired ambiance. The home’s iconic wooden tile facade, once a quintessential Bay Area design, has been thoughtfully preserved, while the interiors have been transformed to create a versatile and personalized living experience.
Located in the vibrant heart of San Francisco, the Flower House by Craig Steely Architecture is a captivating residential project that seamlessly blends the building’s historic charm with a contemporary design approach.
This single-family house, originally a converted neighborhood corner store, showcases the architect’s commitment to adaptive reuse, celebrating the structure’s past while optimizing it for modern living. The open-plan interior is defined by a striking, freestanding flower-shaped tower, creating distinct spaces both inside and out. Curated furnishings and art by Studio Ahead further enhance the home’s refined aesthetic, resulting in a harmonious and innovative living environment.
San Francisco Modern, designed by Walker Warner, embodies modern elegance and practical design. Inspired by a Joseph Esherick residence, this house features oblong windows framed in blackened steel, sleek marble slabs, and a sinuous spiral staircase leading to a lush sunken garden.
Nestled in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights, this 1951 William Wurster house, reimagined by Walker Warner, epitomizes contemporary elegance. Combining painted brick, horizontal wood paneling, and a cantilevered roof trellis, the home balances historic charm with modern flair. Experience timeless design in this serene urban oasis.
San Francisco’s House of Light and Shadow, designed by acclaimed architects William Duff Architects, is a captivating transformation that seamlessly blends traditional and modern elements. This 3,758-square-foot residential gem showcases a harmonious interplay of light, shadow, and meticulous attention to detail, creating a truly exceptional living experience.
Designed by acclaimed architect Gisela Schmoll, the Anderson House in San Francisco, California, represents a captivating blend of contemporary design and historic charm. This meticulously renovated Victorian cottage in the vibrant Bernal Heights neighborhood has been transformed into a modern, light-filled living space tailored to the needs of its residents.
Featuring an open-plan layout, expansive primary suite, and thoughtfully excavated basement, the Anderson House showcases the potential of adaptive reuse in historical contexts, providing a harmonious connection between the past and present.
Feldman Architecture‘s reimagination of a historic San Francisco building into the chic, contemporary office space known as Seven Hills SF showcases their expertise in blending old and new. Located in the Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood, this former health center and gym now features a refreshed, airy workspace anchored by a striking, wood-slatted staircase and an operable skylight that floods the double-height atrium with natural light.
Opening its doors in 2023, the citizenM Menlo Park hotel is the latest addition to the San Francisco Bay Area’s hospitality scene. Designed by Concrete Architectural Associates, this high-tech hotel caters to modern travelers with its sustainable modular construction, contemporary art, and designer furniture. Located next to the iconic Meta Campus, its unique architecture and “inside out” design philosophy make it a standout in the region.
