On a secluded lot surrounded by mature eucalyptus trees, a small post-war bungalow is wholly transformed into an indoor-outdoor entertaining space for a creative couple, their twin children and dog. A mandate to avoid drywall is met through the use of a variety of wood and concrete finishes and large expanses of sliding glass doors protected by a canopy of beamed roof carried across the length of the home.
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client
Private Client
collaborators
IDG (Structural), Studio Grey Green (Landscape), Mallis Workshop (General Contractor)
team
Klara Rodstrom, Nick Hopson, Jennifer Bui, Angel Firmalino, Erik Tsurumaki