Peninsula Eichler
Like many Eichlers, the public right-of-way facade is shy and private
The front entry opens onto a courtyard revealing a central glass atrium
Per the client wishes to keep the home true to its conceptual roots, Gast Architects preserved the H-shape footprint and expanded the atrium space connecting the public and private wings
Gast Architects designed a workhorse of a kitchen to respond to the combined needs of talented cooks, a family with small children, and the desire to entertain indoors and out
A built-in kitchen office is command central for this busy household
A creamy terrazzo floor with a zoned radiant heat system was poured and polished throughout the home as seen here in the living room and adjacent kitchen
Entry from the garage with powder room adjacent
The family / dining atrium can be opened on both sides for a whole house cross breeze
Custom white oak millwork enhances the warm feeling of the home's interior