SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE

 
 

ARCHITECTURE:

Stephen MacCracken (Principal)
Daniel Robinson (Principal)
Sylvan Cambier

CONTRACTOR:

Art of Construction, Inc.

PHOTOGRAPHY:

Rien Van Rijthoven

Transforming a two-unit building into a San Francisco family home

The new owners of a deteriorated two-unit building sought our help to create a cohesive family residence. With approval from the San Francisco Planning Department, we combined both units and began a comprehensive remodel, adding 600 square feet.

Enhanced circulation and lighting design

A custom stone-clad metal staircase with a large skylight connects the three floors, creating bright and open movement through the home.

Upgraded living spaces and finishes

Interior upgrades include painted kitchen cabinets, a central marble island, and wide-plan engineered flooring, complemented by a private deck off the living area and a cantilevered deck in the primary bedroom overlooking the garden.


 
 
 
exterior of a home in the castro, all painted in a dark grey blue with a light blue accent door
modern staircase with clear and frosted glass barriers and guardrails as well as floating doors supported on metal
a very tastefully modern kitchen with many accent pieces with splashes of blue and silver. Behind the first island is a second one with a marble countertop and four nice barstools.
a very tastefully modern kitchen with many accent pieces with splashes of blue and silver. there is a matching dining room set next to the island.
a modern bathroom with dual sinks and light fixtures. backsplash tiling covers the bottom portion of the sink and the shower.