Photo credit: Sita Rupe, Builder: McBride Construction
Posts Tagged ‘small buildings’
A few more photos of the Oakland Ceramic Studio
Posted in Design Projects, tagged angles, lighting design, Oakland, shou sugi ban, small buildings on April 2, 2017| 2 Comments »
Vaulted ceiling with Roughsawn Cedar
Posted in Design Projects, tagged cedar, construction process, Rockridge, small buildings, vaulted ceiling on March 30, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Oakland Ceramic Studio At Dusk
Posted in Design Projects, tagged angles, art Studio, cedar, charred cedar, garden, LED, lighting design, Oakland, rainscreen, shou sugi ban, small buildings, tiny house, wood on January 30, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Oakland Ceramic Studio
Posted in Design Projects, tagged angles, cedar, Oakland, rainscreen, shou sugi ban, small buildings on November 29, 2016| Leave a Comment »
The garden is going in on this Oakland project. Time to go take some pictures. (Thanks to the owner for this preview)
Foundation Pour under a Rockridge Cottage
Posted in Design Projects, tagged bunker, concrete, cribbing, foundation, Oakland, pouring concrete, process, remodel, Rockridge, small buildings on November 4, 2016| Leave a Comment »
More action shots! This one is the start of a complete revamp of an early 20th century cottage.
A real drawing!
Posted in Design Projects, tagged Berkeley, color, design process, details, doorways, Garage, hand drawing, sketch, small buildings on July 8, 2016| 1 Comment »
Ceramic Studio Cabinet & Counter
Posted in Design Projects, tagged details, process, small buildings, value, wood on June 2, 2016| 1 Comment »
Party at a Finished Project in Poets Corner!!
Posted in Design Projects, tagged Berkeley, cedar, closet, connection to yard, inside-outside living, kitchen, pantry, poet's corner, roof deck, small buildings, storage, utility on April 19, 2016| 1 Comment »
kids enjoying the roofdeck
This Poets Corner remodel with small addition turned out great. (Thanks in part to the good taste of the owners and the skill of Coleman Building.) Nancy Kalter came with me to the house warming party and took some house in action shots. It was afternoon on a very sunny day.
First here is the before and after first floor plan. (Roof deck remodel upstairs (plan not shown) is big enough for the whole family to sleep out under the stars and also a vegetable garden!)
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- more livingroom
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- livingroom again
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- cozy corner
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- Livingroom
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- looking through from livingroom
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- looking through the house
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- the centrally located laundry
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- kitchen
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- kitchen
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- kitchen
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- kitchen
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- Pantry!
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- inside the pantry
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- island seating
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- kitchen
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- sunny back deck
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- double decker
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- master bedroom with kids
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- looking out from masterbedroom
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- Expansive roofdeck
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- kids enjoying the roofdeck
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- kids enjoying the roofdeck
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- looking down from the roof deck
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- big closet in middle bedroom
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- big closet in middle bedroom
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- Big closet in middle bedroom
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- Apple-ply closet in back bedroom (and orange curtains for the moodlighting)
Here is a small collection of before shots:
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- looking through to the laundry
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- kitchen
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- kitchen
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- from the back landing
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- back of house
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- back door
Todays Photos from the Field
Posted in Design Projects, tagged angles, drywall, Oakland, process, Sheetrock, skylight, small buildings on April 5, 2016| 1 Comment »
Drywall installation
and a new skylight over the shower
And from the desk – Design of the cabinetry and storage in the ceramic studio:
Inspection in Oakland
Posted in Design Projects, tagged black, black & white, cedar, charred cedar, color, Oakland, rainscreen, small building, small buildings, utilitarian, wood on March 25, 2016| 1 Comment »
Shou Sugi Ban Rainscreen
Posted in Design Projects, tagged cedar, Oakland, process, rainscreen, small buildings on February 17, 2016| Leave a Comment »
North Berkeley Art Studio
Posted in Design Projects, tagged angles, cedar, metal roof, mitered corner, small building, small buildings on January 7, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Slowly but surely this new building is taking shape. The interesting angles create privacy from the main house and useful delineation of spaces on the inside. The siding is select tight knot cedar. The mitered corner is nicely executed by the craftsmen of McBride Construction. Still to come – interior finishes, lighting, landscaping, and a loft. Stay posted for more photos as it unfolds.
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