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The book is a portfolio of three Northern California architectural
projects: Canyon House, Inverness House, and Mocabee House. Each
house is very different in style, but the themes that are explored
are consistent in the architecture and the interiors. Canyon House
is detailed to seamlessly nestle into its steep creek side
landscape. The house follows the contours of the landscape, and is
built with attention to carving space out of the canyon. Using the
expertise of crafts people and design consultants to create the
unique wood carved screens and furniture, the soft stone floors,
and the interior and exterior flow of the home make Canyon House an
exceptional example of craft and beauty. Inverness House is built
on a ridge top with views of Tomales Bay. The house explores the
intersection between the local vernacular of an older western red
cedar wood cabin and a new modern house. The materials used are
sourced locally and the home has an organic, simple, cozy well
being feeling in its architecture and presentation. Mocabee House
is a modern concept of a farmhouse set on a former four-acre walnut
orchard. The house has an agrarian feeling, set up as a way to
capture light filled spaces all day long with its low horizon and
borrowed distant views of the Mayacama Mountains. The house is
designed to use the exterior spaces with ease and celebration, and
its farm to table lifestyle is clearly explored in the houses
material and interior design selection.
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