With a presence in three centuries, Christi Azevedo’s Victorian survived the quake of 1906 and served as a laundry before its rebirth as a well-lit hybrid of old and new. —
Deborah Bishop If there were a theme song for architect Christi Azevedo’s rehabilitation of the crumbling 1885 abode she purchased in San Francisco’s Mission District, it would have to be “Love the One You’re With.” Instead of an extreme makeover, the self-described modernist undertook a thoughtful refurbishment—–preserving trim,
retaining the layout, making furniture from framing lumber excavated from the site, and fabricating new elements as needed. Musing on the Victorian hybrid that she shares with her partner, Katherine Catlos, Azevedo notes, “I think the world will look more and more like Blade Runner, where you have an old Chevy Nova as well as some crazy thing flying through the air. There’s room for both.”
Love the idea for the floors. I wonder how they are wearing?
I love this look - am also wondering how they are wearing!
This is the look I'm looking for for my floors. Can you tell me how it was done and how its working?
An old kind of house would be really cool that if they turned it into a haunted house or something. I really think that it's great that old places like this are around. It really is awesome. I hope that things go well with this property. It really looks amazing!
Thank goodness this building survived the fire and that you came along to revive it.
I, too, love the kitchen flooring and am curious as to how it is wearing. Well, done renovation!
looks like Alex Delarge's bedroom
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