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Project posted by Rossington Architecture

Dolores Street

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Location
San Francisco, California
Structure
House (Single Residence)
La Cantina corner door solution
La Cantina corner door solution
A custom rolling door system screens everyday kitchen items.
A custom rolling door system screens everyday kitchen items.
The front of the house was not altered, other than the addition of mosa tiles to the stairs and landings.
The front of the house was not altered, other than the addition of mosa tiles to the stairs and landings.
A new ipe wall covers a portion of the neighboring building.
A new ipe wall covers a portion of the neighboring building.
Neolith counters with a custom black walnut eating area extend toward the rear yard.
Neolith counters with a custom black walnut eating area extend toward the rear yard.
rain chain at back deck
rain chain at back deck

Credits

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Architect
Interior Design
Stephen Moore Homes
Builder
AmberTru Construction
Photographer
Open Homes Photography
Awards
Best Urban Design : La Cantina Awards 2018

From Rossington Architecture

The Dolores Street project is a complete renovation of the home, including digging out a guest suite into the hillside and rebuilding the back of the house. The house was built as one of a pair of houses in 1926, with it’s street frontage emulating the architecture of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Hill House. The rear addition is a modern intervention, while playing homage to the original rear facade with a corner folding door system that opens up the kitchen entirely to the rear yard.
Completed in February 2018 by Amber Tru Construction. Structural Engineer: SEMCO Engineering. Soils Engineer: Craig Herzog. Shoring Engineer: ONE Design. Interior Design: Stephen Moore Homes. Photography: Open Home Photography. Design Team: Phil Rossington, Mason St.Peter.