Perched on an idyllic Californian hilltop, Foothills Modern by Walker Warner is a stunning modern house featuring four sleek structures with flat roofs and bold metal accents. The airy rooms and floor-to-ceiling glass blend seamlessly with the surrounding rolling hills and groves of trees, offering a serene yet sophisticated retreat.
Set against California’s iconic coastal backdrop, the Coastal Retreat designed by Walker Warner artfully marries Cape Cod traditions with modern minimalism. In this home, every architectural detail from the glass tread spiral staircase to the Azul Bahia granite kitchen counters enhances the breathtaking ocean views. Emphasizing simplicity and a light, airy palette, the house exemplifies coastal living with a contemporary twist.
Step into the Big Wood River house in Idaho, designed by Walker Warner, where ranch-style architecture blends seamlessly with the natural landscape. This home features breezeways that transition from open-air to glass-enclosed, surrounding a courtyard with views of the Boulder Mountains. The use of locally-sourced materials and colors that echo the surrounding valley creates a peaceful, enduring connection to nature, highlighted by an infinity pool mirroring the vast Idaho sky.
Immerse yourself in the tranquil sanctuary of Mountain Wood, a stunning contemporary house designed by Walker Warner in California. This architectural marvel combines the rustic charm of a hay barn with modern design, featuring expansive stone and cedar materials that reflect the passage of time. Enjoy the serenity of outdoor spaces intertwined with wild grass and mature sycamore trees, all crafted with precision to honor the area’s agricultural heritage.
Step into Makena, a stunning contemporary house designed by Walker Warner in Hawaii. This house transforms a single-story space into a private sanctuary with sweeping ocean views and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Using warm wood, steel, and glass, Makena captures the essence of its unique hillside setting by blending effortlessly with the vibrant landscape and nearby lava fields.
Discover how the 7th Street House in Berkeley, California reimagines traditional living spaces. Designed by Sidell Pakravan Architects in 2022, this contemporary house blends the classic charm of 1920s bungalows with modern design principles. Emphasizing natural light and spacious interiors, the house provides a unique living experience tailored for a retiring couple, ensuring comfort and style in their golden years.
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.
The Monroe Street Abbey in Phoenix, United States, is a remarkable example of adaptive reuse in action. Designed by Jones Architects Studio, this 1929 Italian Gothic revival-style structure was once a Baptist church, but after a devastating fire in 1984, its future remained uncertain until the nonprofit Housing Opportunity Center stepped in to salvage the building.
Through a comprehensive restoration and remodel, the Abbey has been transformed into a vibrant cultural hub, featuring a courtyard garden, performance spaces, and a mix of leasable tenant spaces. With its historic integrity preserved and modern functionalities integrated, the Monroe Street Abbey promises to be a local treasure and a symbol of Phoenix’s resilience.