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Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Pacifica Residence:Gut renovation and expansion of a Pacifica fishing home, making the best use of its throughlot and views of the Pacific Ocean.
Photo credit:
Joe Fletcher
Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Portola Valley Residence:Whole house renovation and addition to a hillside home in Portola Valley. Abridged connection connects the home to the landscape and the expanded ADU/office structure.
Photo credit:
Joe Fletcher
Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Portola Valley Residence:Whole house renovation and addition to a hillside home in Portola Valley. Abridged connection connects the home to the landscape and the expanded ADU/office structure.
Photo credit:
Joe Fletcher
Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Camp Baird: Family weekend retreat on 160 acres, designed with fire resistance at theforefront.
Photo credit:
Joe Fletcher
Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Camp Baird: Family weekend retreat on 160 acres, designed with fire resistance at theforefront.
Photo credit:
Joe Fletcher
Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Silicon Valley Residence:New construction house and guest house with a strong emphasis onindoor/outdoor living and connections, which maximized the feeling of the half acre site.
Photo credit:
Bruce Damonte
Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Silicon Valley Residence:New construction house and guest house with a strong emphasis onindoor/outdoor living and connections, which maximized the feeling of the half acre site.
Photo credit:
Bruce Damonte
Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Palo Alto Residence: Renovation of a 1920’s family home, ADU, and detached garage.
Photo credit:
Bernard Andre
Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Stable Cafe:Adaptive reuse of a historic 1870’s structure, previously the mayor’s carriage house. It houses the MDa Studios office, a cafe, and several other businesses.
Photo credit:
Joe Fletcher
Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Meadow:New construction family compound, carefully sited to create both private and wind sheltered courtyards.
Photo credit:
Joe Fletcher
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Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Meadow:New construction family compound, carefully sited to create both private and wind sheltered courtyards.
Photo credit:
Joe Fletcher
Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Bole: Light harvesting whole house renovation at the edge of the Presidio in San Francisco.
Photo credit:
Treve Johnson
Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Stone: New construction family home and guest house at the Sea Ranch. The open framing bookshelf wall shelters the residence from adjacent Highway 1.
Photo credit:
Joe Fletcher
Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
Stone: New construction family home and guest house at the Sea Ranch. The open framing bookshelf wall shelters the residence from adjacent Highway 1.
Photo credit:
Joe Fletcher
Malcolm Davis Architecture Evolves into MDa Studios
MDa Studios
21st Street:A whole house renovation of a San Francisco home that occurred over four phases and the former home of Malcolm Davis, founding principal of MDa Studios.
Photo credit:
Michael Venera
START-Ivry: Form Follows Life
STAR strategies + architecture
A new skyline for Ivry-sur-Seine and the banks of the River Seine. The slenderness of the towers, the modulation of heights and the permeability between volumes provide enhanced views, a multiplicity of orientations, and a rich diversity of housing typologies.
Photo credit:
Nicolas Grosmond
START-Ivry: Form Follows Life
STAR strategies + architecture
Narrative façades: window jambs follow a colour code reflecting the interior functions, while the colours of the loggias highlight the different parts of the tower.
Photo credit:
Nicolas Grosmond
START-Ivry: Form Follows Life
STAR strategies + architecture
With a footprint of 13.5 x 16.5 metres, the social housing tower is the tallest and most slender of the five buildings.
Photo credit:
Kamel Khalfi
START-Ivry: Form Follows Life
STAR strategies + architecture
The façades convey the richness and diversity of the interior typologies.
Photo credit:
Nicolas Trouillard
START-Ivry: Form Follows Life
STAR strategies + architecture
Each tower is structured in three distinct parts, creating three vertical readings to support its integration into three different contexts: the street, the city, and the sky.
Photo credit:
Nicolas Grosmond
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