Magdalena ADU is a no-nonsense, architect-designed accessory dwelling unit—built to deliver full-scale living, not just extra square footage. The scope covers everything from initial site planning to final construction, creating an 800 sqft modern outbuilding that lives big and works hard. The form is blunt and minimalist: clean geometry, full-height glass, minimal maintenance surfaces. The layout is all function—open-plan kitchen and living zone, private bedroom suite, integrated stor...

Quinnhill is built for maximum impact with zero pretension. The site is tricky—steep slope, tight urban lot—but the house nails it with a bold modern form and flawless flow. Massive windows punch through, flooding the interiors with daylight and real outdoor views. The entry sequence is clear and sharp, no wasted corners or pointless gestures. Garage integration is clean, access is direct, and the traffic flow makes sense. Not designed for showing off; designed for living without compr...

Patterson is a high-impact remodel in Palo Alto, built for real utility, not Instagram likes. The layout is tight and logical: reoriented entry, direct access kitchen-dining-living, and full linkage to the backyard. Finishes? Straightforward—custom millwork, stone surfaces, zero fake luxury. Natural light floods in through new windows and doors, breathing actual life into dull old bones. The house finally works for everyday routines, not just magazine spreads. Every detail was picked f...

Oakdell is designed for clients who hate wasted space, fake finishes, and dumb layouts. This is a true custom build in Los Gatos—not a copycat spec house. Every façade and every room are engineered for real lives: open main floor with smart sightlines, tough stone cladding mixed with zero-maintenance metal panels, and oversized glazing that gives you daylight for days. The shape is bold but practical, maximizing privacy while keeping the entire plan connected to the backyard, pool, and...

Loma Alta is a compact, purpose-built home in the heart of Los Gatos, crafted to deliver solid livability without unnecessary luxuries or wasted space. The architectural approach is straightforward: pitched roof, crisp lines, true wood siding, and honest, exposed detailing. This isn’t another boring spec house—the design balances classic farmhouse character with a blunt modern edge, packing every corner with practical function. Oversized windows, deep front porch, and zero-nonsense cir...

Camino A Los Cerros in Menlo Park is pure modern function—no wasted space, no unnecessary drama. The main house and ADU are shaped by sharp lines, tons of natural light, and clean connections between rooms. Layout is logical: every area is designed to actually be used, not roped off like some showroom. Oversized windows, high ceilings, and direct access to the outdoors set the tone for spaces that feel open but never empty. Everything serves a purpose. Material and system choices are j...