Article Source: Kate Murphy
Leveraging off the shelf products to create bespoke results, and detailed with an (obsession) for light, materiality and craft, this tenant improvement transforms an existing 8,000-square-feet of built office space and adjacent 5,000-square-feet of vacant space into a single workplace, organized around distinct functional zones to meet the diverse needs of a private equity firm focused on hotel and restaurant investments.
TEF Design team
Douglas Tom, FAIA, Principal in Charge
Bobbie Fisch, Consulting Design Principal
Jennifer Tulley, AIA, Project Architect
Paul Loeffler, Lead Project Designer
Gretchen Korsmo, Team
Rebecca Cisneros, Team
Paul Leveritza, Team
Project Team
Architecture and Interiors: TEF Design
Contractor: BCCI Builders
Millwork: Commercial Casework
Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing Engineers: Camissa + Wipf
Lighting Design: Architecture + Light
Acoustic Consulting: Arup
Photography:David Wakely
Brands/Products
1. Bentley Carpet – modular carpet throughout
2. Stile – wood flooring thru Todd Contract
3. Shinnoki – prefinished veneered panels + prefinished veneer
4. Maharam – upholstered walls
5. Eurospan / Conwed — stretch acoustic ceiling system
6. Ecosense Lumium, Vibia, Lindsley, Zumtobel – light fixtures
7. Furniture: Geiger, Cassina, Herman Miller, Knoll, Troscan, Bassam Fellowes, Holly Hunt Studio, ClassiCon, Nucraft, Martin Brattrud – all thru Coordinated Resources Inc.
8. Custom Area Rug: Fells Andes thru De Sousa Hughes
(more…)
Posts Tagged ‘CA’
Financial Investment Company Headquarters, San Francisco, California, USA By TEF Design
Monday, April 1st, 2024Kapor in Oakland, CA by Fougeron Architecture
Friday, April 14th, 2017Article source: Fougeron Architecture
For its new headquarters, The Kapor Center commissioned a design competition to transform an existing 1920s-era office building in downtown Oakland into innovative workspace. The Kapor Center for Social Impact works to improve access to opportunity, participation and influence in the United States for historically underrepresented communities through investments in information technology and partnerships with nonprofits. The new headquarters had to be an architectural manifestation of the Kapor Center’s core values: connectivity, openness, and democracy.
Image Courtesy © Fougeron Architecture
- Architects: Fougeron Architecture
- Project: Kapor
- Location: Oakland, CA
- Size: 45,000 sf.
- Date of Completion: May 2016
House in Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
Tuesday, February 28th, 2017Article source: Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
Placed on top of historic Hollywood Hills, the ones which draw Los Angeles profile where part of Case Study Houses program was built. The project lays on the ground, adapting to its hard slope and conditions, carrying out a change of direction at house level in order to frame the horizon of the city till the ocean.
John’s view, who will live the home, was determinant for its design. A monolythic piece, hanging from topography and opened to the distant landscape was what he imagined for this place.
Image Courtesy © Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
- Architects: Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
- Project: House in Hollywood Hills
- Location: Los Angeles, CA, USA
- Principal in Charge: Fran Silvestre
- Project Architect: Maria Masià, David Sastre, Álvaro Olivares
- Collaborating Architect: Sevak Asatrián, Esther Sanchís, Eduardo Sancho, Vicente Picó, Diego Civera, Fran Ayala, Ángel Fito, Estefania Soriano, Pablo Camarasa, Sandra Insa, Santiago Dueña, Ricardo Candela, Rubén March, José Manuel Arnao
- Interior Deisgn: Alfaro Hofmann
- Partner: Manuelian Architects
Carla Ridge Residence in Los Angeles by McClean Design
Sunday, December 25th, 2016Article source: McClean Design
Located in the Trousdale neighborhood of Beverly Hills where all proposed work must take place without disturbing existing slopes, the challenge for this design is to find ways to create light for the lower level. Here we have created a light well which separates the drive court from the house itself and allows for an entrance across a water feature that cascades over glass to the atrium below. Landscaped with glass on four sides this allows light to the entertainment areas, gym and secondary bedrooms leaving more room upstairs for the rear yard and swimming pool. The upper level contains the master and two additional bedrooms, living room, family, dining and kitchen.
Image Courtesy © Jim Bartsch
- Architects: McClean Design
- Project: Carla Ridge Residence
- Location: Los Angeles, CA, USA
- Photography: Jim Bartsch
- Designer: Paul McClean
- Contractor: Reece Hamilton
- Engineer: Steve Cox
- Approximate Size: 10,000 sf
- Completion Date: 2014
Titus Vineyards in Saint Helena, CA by MH Architects
Sunday, March 27th, 2016Article source: v2com
The Titus brothers reached out to MH Architects to explore the concept of a new winery facility located in Napa Valley in 2012. The client’s stated goal was to express the spirit of Titus Vineyards wine through the architectural components of the winery design. MH Architects responded with a series of design iterations before narrowing the focus toward a design that best matched the client’s needs. During the process, architect and client reviewed the basics of production flow, matched hospitality requirements with current trends in the wine tourism industry, and created a building aesthetic which captured brand identity. The design team worked closely to accommodate the complex layout of shiny fermentation tanks which catalyze anaerobic reactions under the same roof which hosts aesthetically-conscious guests with discerning palates.
The Southwest corner of Titus Winery is characterized by the covered hospitality area overlooking surrounding vineyards. Exterior materials include cedar soffits, concrete board-form tilt-up walls, gunmetal blue panels above windows, and anodized aluminum window frames, Image Courtesy © Technical Imagery Studios
- Architects: MH Architects (Matt Hollis, Principal + Lead Designer)
- Project: Titus Vineyards
- Location: 2971 Silverado Trail N, St Helena, CA 94574, USA
- Photography: Tim Maloney, Technical Imagery Studios
- Client: Titus Vineyards
- Project Manager: Helen Vasquez, MH Architects
- Civil Engineer: Mike Muelrath, Applied Civil Engineering Inc.
- Structural Engineer: Rich Burris, Structural Design Group (SDG)
- Contractor: Steve Kilgannon, Facility Development Construction (FDC)
- Year: Began in 2012, Construction 2014-2015
Palo Alto Eichler Remodel in CA by Klopf Architecture
Thursday, February 11th, 2016Article source: Klopf Architecture
Klopf Architecture updated a classic Eichler indoor-outdoor home to better suit the needs of a very busy family. The owners have two rather young kids and are also professionals with unpredictable, busy schedules. The house also had to accommodate the needs of two live-in nannies who cover for the parents when they’re indisposed. With those considerations in mind, the owners selected this house because it was larger than typical Eichlers because past additions had been already been made to the house. However, at the time of purchase the house was in poor condition and needed a complete gut remodel including all new roof, mechanical systems, and electrical, the replacement of dry-rotted siding and framing, some layout changes, and all new finishes. The house is super-insulated and has no need of air-conditioning.
Image Courtesy © Mariko Reed
- Architects: Klopf Architecture
- Project: Palo Alto Eichler Remodel
- Location: Palo Alto, CA, USA
- Photography: Mariko Reed
- Software used: ArchiCAD
- Project Team: John Klopf, AIA, Jackie Detamore, AIA, and Angela Todorova
- Structural Engineer: Brian Dotson
- Contractor: Flegels Construction
- Year completed: 2013
Google Tech Corners in Sunnyvale, CA by Valerio Dewalt Train Associates
Wednesday, July 29th, 2015Article source: SEFAR® Architecture
Google’s headquarters, referred to as the Googleplex, in Sunnyvale, CA, uses SEFAR® Architecture’s TENARA Fabric to shade the central plaza of a recent campus expansion – and the fabric has completely transformed the newly-outfitted space.
Image Courtesy © SEFAR® Architecture
- Architects: Valerio Dewalt Train Associates
- Project: Google Tech Corners
- Location: Sunnyvale, CA, United States
- Software used: mpanel in Rhino
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Engineer: Thornton Tomasetti
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Installer: Duvall Design Inc.
Truly Open Eichler Home in Palo Alto, CA by Klopf Architecture
Friday, March 27th, 2015Article source: Klopf Architecture
Klopf Architecture, Arterra Landscape Architects and Flegel’s Construction recently completed a beautiful and insightful remodel of a classic Eichler home that I think would be a perfect fit.
I know that this remodel of an iconic mid-century home would be a wonderful renovation feature, because the design team so sensitively addressed the needs of the homeowners and expanded on the original intent of the home.
Image Courtesy © Mariko Reed
- Architects: Klopf Architecture
- Project: Truly Open Eichler Home
- Location: Palo Alto, CA, USA
- Photography: Mariko Reed
- Software used: ArchiCAD
- Project Team: John Klopf, AIA, Geoff Campen, and Angela Todorova
- Landscape Architect: Arterra Landscape Architects
- Structural Engineer: Brian Dotson Consulting Engineers
- Contractor: Flegels Construction
- Year completed: 2014
- Square Footage: 1,712
Authentix Boutique in Los Angeles, CA by the UP studio
Thursday, January 15th, 2015Article source: the UP studio
Authentix, located in Los Angeles CA, is a custom sneaker boutique designed to create flexibility while accommodating the client’s budget and time frame. This custom display system allows for the client to easily create multiple configurations as needed.
Image Courtesy © Carlton Beener
- Architects: the UP studio
- Project: Authentix Boutique
- Location: Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A.
- Photography: Carlton Beener
- Completed: 2014
- Size: 1,820 SF
- Millwork: MakeTime
1028 Natoma Street in CA, USA by Stanley Saitowitz / Natoma Architects
Thursday, July 24th, 2014Article source: Stanley Saitowitz / Natoma Architects
This project, on a twenty-five-by-eighty-foot lot next to 1022 Natoma Street, continues the investigation of San Francisco infill buildings. At the street level are parking and entrance lobby; above are four stacked units. One thickened party wall provides vertical access and a light court. The other acts as a service zone, condensing kitchens, bathrooms, laundry, and storage behind sliding glass doors.
Image Courtesy © Stanley Saitowitz / Natoma Architects
- Architects: Stanley Saitowitz / Natoma Architects
- Project: 1028 Natoma Street
- Location: CA, USA
- Software used: Autocad
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