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Clayton Street Residence
Clayton Street Residence
San Francisco, CA, United States
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Clayton Street Residence
San Francisco, CA, United States
This 19th century flat in San Francisco’s Haight Ashbury neighborhood had been extensively remodeled in the 1960’s, resulting in an eclectic mix of Victorian details and quirky California Hippie interventions. The 2008 renovation celebrated this unique combination, while incorporating more natural light and enhancing the flow of space to better suit contemporary life.
A double story space forms the heart of the residence and connects the two levels. A solid, butcher-block stairway and bridge connect the public living space on the entry floor to the more private sleeping quarters on the upper level. Roof dormers were added to accommodate a bathroom and offer sweeping views of the city. The stair and bridge were built by recycling floorboards from the existing attic floor and contribute to the ethos of this former hippie flat. A hand-made wooden longboard-like swing hangs from the bridge as a contribution to this quirky family home.
Design Team:
Nick Damner, Greg Ladigin, Yvonne Mouser, Alexa Mork-Ulnes, Casper Mork-Ulnes
Photography:
Bruce Damonte
A double story space forms the heart of the residence and connects the two levels. A solid, butcher-block stairway and bridge connect the public living space on the entry floor to the more private sleeping quarters on the upper level. Roof dormers were added to accommodate a bathroom and offer sweeping views of the city. The stair and bridge were built by recycling floorboards from the existing attic floor and contribute to the ethos of this former hippie flat. A hand-made wooden longboard-like swing hangs from the bridge as a contribution to this quirky family home.
Design Team:
Nick Damner, Greg Ladigin, Yvonne Mouser, Alexa Mork-Ulnes, Casper Mork-Ulnes
Photography:
Bruce Damonte
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