by C1iveJi11Justin | Jul 31, 2025
A dramatically sloping site made this property the last in it’s neighborhood to be developed. The intrepid owners could see it’s possibilities and we helped them to combine high performance with a sense of neighborly “fit”.
This modern home was beholden to HOA with a traditional aesthetic.
Balconies serving the master suite and the living room further the connection between the interior and the landscape.
Through the use of custom swivel doors the front foyer can be entirely open or entirely private.
This open riser stair allows daylight to penetrate into all three stories and the rooms beyond.
An open plan between the living room & kitchen is moderated by casework and risers that allow each to have its own separate identity.
Borrowing daylight from one room to another.
In the master shower these windows can become instantly frosted and therefore entirely private at the touch of a button using smart film technology.
by Stuart Steene-Connolly | Feb 16, 2025
This renovation updated the lighting, workflow, and materiality of an existing mid-century modern.
by Stuart Steene-Connolly | Feb 16, 2025
This addition to a suburban home connected the homeowner to a revitalized landscape, significantly expanded its photovoltaic array, and accommodates privacy when needed. With generous glazing on three sides it quickly transforms into a home theater with electronic window shades and an emerging screen.
by Stuart Steene-Connolly | Feb 16, 2025
With this reconstruction and revitalization of a Richard Isenhour mid-century modern, our primary goal was to gently expand and modernize while honoring the proportional appeal of the original. Only the stonework and foundation remained after demolition and it was rebuilt “from the ground up“.
by Stuart Steene-Connolly | Feb 16, 2025
This recently completed high performance home sets the automobile aside to elevate the human experience. With triple pane glazing, energy recovery ventilation, and a high performance envelope it is designed to LEED Gold and Passive House standards. An expressive stairwell, complemented by open shelving and innovative lighting, marries form and function and the open plan invites an easy flow from front to back, top to bottom, and between indoor and outdoor living environments.
