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Tiburon Bay View Residence by Walker Warner Architects

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Location: Tiburon Peninsula, California, USA

Year: 2017

Architects: Walker Warner Architects

Project Team: John Davis, Brian Friel, Anne Griffes, Anja Hämäläinen, Klara Kevane, Brian Lang, Brooks Walker
Interiors: NICOLEHOLLIS
Landscape: SCDA and Strata Landscape Architecture
Builder: Van Acker Construction
Photography: © Laure Joliet

Nestled on an east facing bluff of the Tiburon Peninsula, the Tiburon Bay View residence provides sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay while acting as a natural buffer from the road and neighboring houses. Truly at one with the landscape, the home’s material palette of Aegean limestone, western red cedar, zinc and board-formed concrete make it feel one with its surroundings. In response to the steep slope, the low-slung architecture is terraced into the hillside to create fluid indoor outdoor connections. Inspired by the client’s appreciation for art and nature, the residence incorporates bold architectural moves that convey the element of surprise through unexpected spaces.

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All images courtesy of Walker Warner Architects | © Laure Joliet

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Brooks Walker Principal, LEED AP

Greg Warner Principal, AIA, LEED AP

Walker Warner Architects is a full service architectural firm specializing in custom residential and estate design, as well as winery, commercial office and recreation club design in the Western United States and Hawaii. Founded in 1989 by Brooks Walker and Greg Warner, today the firm is led by Brooks and Greg in collaboration with principals Mike McCabe and Kathy Scott.

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Walker Warner Architects
353 Folsom Street
San Francisco, CA 94105

General Phone Number: 415.318.8900

Email: ldowd@walkerwarner.com

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