Donald Drive

Project year: 2010| Location: Orinda, California

Open spaces with clean lines and a simple palette of materials complement the very “green” transformation of this 1960’s rancher.

About The Project

The original house’s kitchen was closed off from the rest of the house- this transformation opened up the kitchen to the rest of the house, making the it the real hub of the home. Environmental considerations included: hydronic radiant heating; cork floors; sustainable harvesting hardwoods; paperstone counters; low flow faucets; low voc paints; fluorescent and LED lighting; sealing and insulating the entire house.

Gallery:

a kitchen with a bar and a bar
a room with a bookcase and a couch
a room with a table and chairs
a kitchen with a microwave oven and books on the shelves
a fireplace in a room
a bathroom with a large mirror
a shower unit in a bathroom
a bathroom with a toilet and a sink
a white ceiling with a blue ceiling
a glass building with a glass front
a patio with a patio and a house with trees in the background
a room with a glass door

Project Details

Architect / Design team
Phil Rossington, Willard Williams
Structural Engineering
SEMCO Engineering
Construction
completed in 2010 by CLO Construction
External Link
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