building Lab is an award-winning design-build firm specializing in thoughtful and highly refined residential remodeling. We are passionate about modern architecture, dedicated to precision quality construction and committed to green building practices. Discovering innovative solutions for the specifics of program and context is the challenge we gladly embrace. Along with a collaborative spirit, these converge in a unique ability to offer intelligent, practical and sustainable solutions in support of our clients' goals. As proud homeowners, our clients come to us with visions of perfecting their house as a home for their family. This may mean fast-forwarding a tired mid-century gem into a stylish 21st century edition. It may mean upgrading an older home with more current function + feel. Facilitating the process of bringing such dreams to reality is our passion at building Lab. To find out more, please visit us at www.buildinglab.com and don't hesitate to contact us at 510-420-1133 and info@buildinglab.com

At Carmel Building & Design, we’ve found a better way to build. It’s personal. We focus intently on you, the client, to create a home that suits your lifestyle and reflects your individual tastes. It’s responsible. Our design principles and building practices incorporate environmentally mindful features that improve indoor air quality, enhance value, reduce energy and maintenance costs and are easy on the planet. It’s exceptional. We focus on quality in both your home and your experience. Established in 2000, we specialize in designing and building fine custom homes, renovating historic structures and remodeling projects of all types.

We are a General Building Contractor located in Los Feliz, CA specializing in custom home building and renovation for the discerning clientèle of the Hollywood Hills and surrounding communities.

Emilio Collavino is an architectural and interiors photographer. Emilio was born in Italy and attended the University Politecnico Di Milano, where he earned a degree in Industrial Design. While studying, he became interested in photography, and while delving into the subject, Emilio began to focus on the research and narrative point of view. Eventually leaving Italy, Emilio moved to the United States to further his photographic career and expand his knowledge on American culture while observing and studying the evolution of architecture's significance to society. Emilio now splits his time between Miami Beach and Milan.