The goal was to modernize and brighten a dark, closed-in, chopped-up 1960′s Brown and Kaufman home. The solution, create space, light and flow by taking away internal walls that were barriers to light and adding windows. Klopf actually decreased the size of the living room to add a master walk-in closet and laundry room / […]

Large walk out windows See all photos in project: Fieldstone Guest CottageArchitect: De Meza + ArchitecturePhotography: Mariko Reed

When morning breaks in the small residential community of Sewall’s Point, the house is cloaked in light that is reflected and refracted from the faceted Mahogany framed windows of this regal residence. Home for a young family, the structure is reverent in its embrace of the outdoors, both the two-acre waterfront lot it occupies and the landscape beyond. Ensconced […]

Unique bathroom mirror and bathtub See all photos in project: A House in the WoodsArchitect: William Reue ArchitecturePhotography: Steve Freihon

This single-family residence, completed in 2013, is nestled into a gentle slope, wedged between the highway above and shoreline below, with expansive views overlooking Squamish Harbor and Hood Canal. Design decisions were driven by the owner’s desire for a low-maintenance, practical yet beautiful space for living. The single-level home is designed to accommodate the clients […]

Tim Griffth has been photographing architecture and design related images for over twenty five years. Melbourne born and working from bases in San Francisco and Singapore, he travels extensively on assignments in Asia, Europe and North America for a number of the world’s leading design firms. His inventive and graphic images and widely published in […]

My photography focuses primarily around architecture and the built form in addition to personal fine art investigations. Aligned closely with my education in architecture, the two disciplines mutually benefit the other through the understanding of the phenomena of light, materiality and form. Currently, I divide my time nearly 50/50 between the practice of architecture and […]

Shoffice (shed + office) is a garden pavilion containing a small office alongside garden storage space. Located to the rear of a 1950′s terraced house in St John’s Wood, the brief required the shoffice to be conceived of as a sculptural organically object that flowed into the garden space. The glazed office space nestles into […]

My interest in photography started early in my life, when I was young I begun experimenting with black and white and then moved to color photography, developing negatives and test printing for days at a time in search of that perfect image. I have always been curious to learn about analog and digital photography, including […]

Waterfront lots along private Lake Barcroft are rare finds, so when this property became available, the clients took the house as it was: a weathered symbol of the 1960’s split-level. The architects sought to exploit the existing street side/water side split personality of the residence. The landscaped street face of the house, containing entry, garage and guest rooms, […]