Project posted by Rossington Architecture
Digby Street
The entry hall leads to thes bedroom down or the living spaces at the upper floor.
View to the dining room with the kitchen at the right.
Sliding doors can be pulled out of wall pockets in order to close the kitchen off during more formal events.
A bookshelf is designed into the steel and glass stair rail.
The master bath is a study in calm tones.
Entry from street.
The house was clad in Monterey Cypress, left to weather naturally.
The Monterey Cypress has turned a lush, silvery gray below and is still in the process of changing color above.
Credits
From Rossington Architecture
With a sweeping view of the San Francisco skyline, this house started out with an upper hand. The original house was built by the client’s father – it was structurally sound, but was outdated and needed some layout help.
We flipped the upper floor, allowing the kitchen to open up to the hallway, visually expanding the space and creating bar height seating for larger gatherings. The kitchen is open to the hall and dining room, but can be closed off via pocket doors that hide away into the walls. New decks, a new entry and a few carefully placed skylights round out this major transformation.
Completed by Bradford Construction. Structural Engineering: SEMCO. Color Consultant: Gale Melton Design. Design Team: Phil Rossington, Jackie McKay.