Framestudio

Progress on our Sonoma Barn continues. The polycarbonate panels are being installed along with the .

Amazing what clients have stashed away in the garage. Prototype of wall sconce designed for the Miglio House by Charles Moore. I wish we knew more about it. ?

We can’t get enough of 3rd Bay Tradition architecture.

Today we had the privilege of touring this modified A-frame home at The Sea Ranch. One of our favorite homes, it was designed by Robert Peterson, FAIA and built in 1971.

Our barn in rural Sonoma is quickly taking shape. Not quite your Grandfather’s barn, rather an evolution of a simple idea.

Our barn has gone up so fast! Next step is the translucent fiberglass that bridges the car barn with the shop, creating a space below to store an airstream trailer.

Foggy, rainy job site walk on Tomales Bay, western Marin.

Honored to have Travel and Leisure visit The Sea Ranch and feature the Mini-Mod in this months issue. Check out the article in our bio.

It’s becoming increasingly rare to find Sea Ranch homes in original condition, being sold by the original owner, but Unit #2 in Condominium One by MLTW ticks off all the boxes, including the original twin beds and bedspreads. We’re slack jaw at the beauty of this place, truly the best unit we’ve seen.

It clearly needs to be gently coaxed into the 20th century, and the Framestudio knows exactly how. Just promise to negotiate the cake carrier and twin bedspreads into your offer.

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This is NorCal Bohemian Modernism at its very best.

While many get excited by flat roofs and expanses of glass, the team at Framestudio will take columns made trees trunks any day.

Architectural historian and local real estate agent, Christian Olson shares a sale listing for Japanese American architect Seiichi Kami’s own El Cerrito home in his Edificando blog.

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