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22

Striking Hill Street Residence in San Francisco

By 1 Kindesign  |  Categories: Architecture  |  3 Comments

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Hill Street Residence is situated on a steeply sloping site in Dolores Heights, San Francisco. This complete rebuild by John Maniscalco Architecture transforms a small 1970′s house into an airy modern home with seamless indoor-outdoor transitions. Contrasting systems of vertical movement and expansive horizontal views provide a variety of spatial relationships to the site and the city – from the intimate to the distant, from urban expanse to private garden. A sky-lit two-story interior stair hall with bamboo garden blurs the house-landscape relationship and provides further emphasis of the vertical connectivity.

Photos: Matthew Millman

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3 Comments to “Striking Hill Street Residence in San Francisco”

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  Name Withheld February 26, 2013 at 8:14 pm

  I guess if you like ugly modern decor, this is as good as it gets. Nice touch with the bamboo. Nice warm hues throughout. It was very professionally done. Drop a couple ice cubes in that amber-colored glass of scotch. This one goes down a little rough. It’s probably best seen at night. It’s a shame to waste a nice San Francisco townhouse on this, but it could have bee much worse.
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    nisha March 8, 2013 at 3:27 am

    u r right
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  nisha March 8, 2013 at 3:25 am

  very good