WDA Honored with Merit Award by AIA San Francisco
WDA (William Duff Architects)
“The unique characteristics of the sunlight in the region inspired our design concept which is a contemplation of light, particularly how its movement throughout the day could be captured and reflected,” says WDA founder William Duff.
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Matthew Millman Photography
WDA Honored with Merit Award by AIA San Francisco
WDA (William Duff Architects)
The stained concrete floor provides a canvas for ever-changing patterns created by sunlight streaming through the barn’s wood-slatted shell.
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Matthew Millman Photography
WDA Honored with Merit Award by AIA San Francisco
WDA (William Duff Architects)
As sunlight intensifies during the course of day, the pattern created evokes a modern light installation.
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Matthew Millman Photography
WDA Honored with Merit Award by AIA San Francisco
WDA (William Duff Architects)
Seamless detailing incorporates steel as well as the innovative use of materials, both new and old.
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Matthew Millman Photography
WDA Honored with Merit Award by AIA San Francisco
WDA (William Duff Architects)
Glass-clad volumes capture both light variations and the bucolic surroundings.
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Matthew Millman Photography
WDA Honored with Merit Award by AIA San Francisco
WDA (William Duff Architects)
The barn takes on a cozy vibe as day turns to dusk.
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Matthew Millman Photography
WDA Honored with Merit Award by AIA San Francisco
WDA (William Duff Architects)
Surrounded by site-specific art works in its new location, “This once-humble barn also became for us, an object of art,” note the clients.
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Matthew Millman Photography
WDA Honored with Merit Award by AIA San Francisco
WDA (William Duff Architects)
The night sky combined with internal illumination reveals more of the barn’s archetypal wine country form.
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Matthew Millman Photography
SOMA Loft Residence
Studio VARA
Offering spectacular Bay Bridge views, this two-level loft was an uninspired white box chopped up into many small rooms. The space was reimagined as a composition of planes and volumes in warm materials: concrete, wire-brushed and waxed European white oak, gunmetal gray panels & gallery white walls.
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Bruce Damonte
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SOMA Loft Residence
Studio VARA
The downstairs guest bedroom features a moveable wall of hanging panels that can be hidden away, allowing the living room to seamlessly double in size.
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Bruce Damonte
SOMA Loft Residence
Studio VARA
The designers wanted to bring a warm, modern and spacious character to this loft that celebrates the view.
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Bruce Damonte
SOMA Loft Residence
Studio VARA
Using a vibrant Stark carpet purchased by the owners before construction started, furniture and art were selected to complement the natural material palette
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Bruce Damonte
SOMA Loft Residence
Studio VARA
The kitchen, a compact composition of white lacquer casework opens to harbor views over an oversized island
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Bruce Damonte
SOMA Loft Residence
Studio VARA
Unique pieces include a custom steel and oak dining table and upholstered bench.
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Bruce Damonte
SOMA Loft Residence
Studio VARA
Offering spectacular Bay Bridge views, this two-level loft was an uninspired white box chopped up into many small rooms.
Photo credit:
Bruce Damonte
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