ARCHITECTURE:

Stephen MacCracken (Principal)
Daniel Robinson (Principal)
Jocelynn Cambier (Senior Designer)

CONTRACTOR:

Moroso Construction

CONSULTANTS:

Techlinea Inc. (Lighting Designer)
Harrell Kane Structural Engineers, Inc. (Structural)
Loczi Design (Interior Design)

PHOTOGRAPHY:

Rien Van Rijthoven

Moss Street Residence

San Francisco industrial building transformed into modern home

MacCracken Robinson Architects reimagined this two-story industrial building as a contemporary residence, combining modern living with its original industrial charm.

A spacious roof deck and light-filled solarium create inviting outdoor spaces, perfect for enjoying Northern California’s mild climate and surrounding urban views.

The home’s interior boasts an energetic atmosphere, with faceted wood floors and undulating Plyboo ceiling planes that bring texture and warmth to every room.

Paying homage to the building’s industrial roots, a steel staircase and exposed structural columns retain the character of the original design, echoing the neighborhood’s heritage.

Steel channel awnings along the façade add dimension and functionality, offering essential sun shading while enhancing the building’s scale and depth. This unique transformation merges industrial history with modern living, creating a truly distinct urban residence.