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We transformed the original 1960s rustic beach house into a contemporary, Net Zero design, utilizing the original slab as the foundation. Read more
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We transformed the original 1960s rustic beach house into a contemporary, Net Zero design, utilizing the original slab as the foundation. The southern facade features expansive glass, with strategically placed pockets in the glazing wall for the roof beams to sit. These beams play a crucial role in supporting a generous 5-foot overhang, serving both as a protective canopy for the entry path and providing shade in the summer while allowing warming sunlight to penetrate the structure during the winter months. The original beach house, constructed entirely from redwood, underwent a sustainable transformation. All redwood materials were salvaged during the demolition and repurposed for the interior, where they now contribute to the trim work and focal walls, maintaining a connection to the site's history and promoting eco-friendly design principles.

Completed
2019
Building style
Ranch

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“Really enjoyed working with Heidi and the rest of the team. I have zero regrets on any dollar spent with studio 2G Architects. We received great input and absolutely love our home. Heidi takes the design personally - she took our ideas and what we were interested in and then added from her extensive knowledge base and just great vision for what she could see we wanted. Did I say we love our house? We’ve been in 9 months and I think we say that about every time we walk in the front door.”

David + Lauren Bowin

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