BARRINGER ARCHITECTURE

2023

This great remodel project was for a family of world travelers who were pro-color and texture from day one to showcase their art, collected during their travels.  Located at the end of a private drive gave this home a unique ability to fully engage with the amazing landscape, creating different oases in each direction without sacrificing privacy.  Connecting all the main spaces surrounding the kitchen to promote interaction was paramount, but not with the TV as a focus, so we hid it behind a custom fireplace surround clad in herringbone walnut tiles.  The multi-function flex room serves as home office, den, and guest room with custom cabinets with murphy bed.  A design collaboration with Lotti @LottiLogic, who served a project manager, and led the charge on finishes and fixtures throughout.

Photography: www.natandcody.com

Interior Design:  Abbey Flores Design

https://www.afloresdesign.com

Landscape Design: Stuckeyscapes. 

https://www.stuckeyscapes.com

General Contractor: Baldenebro Construction

http://www.baldenebro.com

2024

What a fun update of a classic modernist home on the Belvedere lagoon originally designed in 1957 by Raphael Soriano, known for all-steel structures.   In collaboration with Miles Berger, we opened up the double-height space with a massive 30’ wide by 11’6” high super slim 6-panel slider by Blomberg Windows for true indoor-outdoor living, and customized all spaces to meet the owners specific needs. 

Photography by Nat & Cody:

www.natandcody.com

2024

this major renovation to an existing hillside home added a lower floor under the existing house with a family room, guest and office spaces that provided a desired direct connection to the yard. full remodel of the home interior and out, bringing it to todays modern standards, and the owners specifications.

Interior Design: www.alongcamelennox.com

Photography: www.natandcody.com

General Contractor: Millsap Degnan & Assoc.

2023

located at the top of a small knoll on a private street, this major renovation and addition to a mid-century home resulted in a cool modern vibe fully open to the private front and rear yards. All modern amenities were added, but the roots of the home were retained, a primary goal of the owners

Structural: Turbin Structural, Mill Valley

Photography: Nat & Cody, San Francisco

2018

Role: Project Architect

This contemporary California bungalow set in beautiful Tiburon features 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and exemplifies California living.  Tall ceilings throughout, a great room with walls of glass opening to the outdoor spaces.  Warm gray stucco meets dark anodized aluminum windows, and are accented by natural-stained cedar.  Interiors feature radiant heat under wide-plank European Oak flooring, and beautiful handmade tiles, and custom cabinetry.

General Contractor: Burns Builders

https://burnsbuildersmarin.com

Photography: Vivian Johnson

https://www.vivianjohnson.com

2017

Role: Project Architect at DAVID ARMOUR ARCHITECTURE

(http://davidarmourarchitecture.com/portfolio/view/cow_hollow)

A complete remodel and addition to a historic 1911 home in San Francisco. The project included opening up the homes gracious spaces to the incredible southern view, while maintaining the homes rich character and historic presence. A central stair capped with skylights bring light though the center of the house, while an upper floor playroom and office serve as break-away spaces for kids and adults alike.

Photo Credit: Takashi Fukuda

2009

Role: Senior Designer at Walker & Moody Architects

(www.walkermoody.com)

A devastating fire necessitated the reconstruction of a spectacular Japanese-style bluff-side residence on the Big Sur coastline.  A traditional Japanese tile roof meets large expanses of glass and old growth redwood in this 3000 sq.ft. home.  Rock gathered at the site adorn a spectacular two-sided central fireplace, while redwood interior paneling, and radiant stained concrete floors add to the natural palette of the residence.  All these lend the home to blend with the spectacular natural surroundings.

2007

Role: Junior Designer at Walker & Moody Architects

(www.walkermoody.com)

A family-owned and operated winery in Napa Valley, Round Pond Estate exudes a casual elegance that exemplifies California wine country.  Exposed fir beams, plaster walls and stone floors provide a comfortable experience for visitors to gaze over the surrounding estate vineyards and distant mountains while sampling the wines and local artisan foods.  My role included working with artisans, fabricators, and other subcontractors to create highly customized elements such as cabinetry, skylights, a tasting kitchen, and custom shade systems, to create a space that worked in dual roles as a working winery and providing visitors an exemplary tasting experience.

Round Pond Estate:

www.roundpond.com

Interior Design: Stephan Jones Interiors

http://www.stephanjones.com

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