Residence in San Francisco by John Maniscalco Architecture

Architects: John Maniscalco Architecture
Location: Russian Hill, San Francisco, USA
Area: 5,800 square foot
Photos: Paul Dyer
Description:

As per Sotheby’s, it’s “focal, open-arrangement living zone adjusts effortlessly to easygoing nights or formal stimulating. Ground floor, a stimulation room opens onto a disengaged garden with wellspring and fire pit. Upstairs, a cantilevered stairway and glass-amazed walkway isolate the expert suite from two extra rooms, each with private shower. On the rooftop, a deck with all encompassing inlet perspectives abuts a room with full shower that may welcome visitors, house a live in housekeeper or serve as an in-home office.”

This new four-story home sets up a downplayed yet noble urban vicinity on an atypically wide San Francisco site. A transitional two-story glass-walled passage lobby attracts clients to a vaporous and open living level. An inexorably light stair component moves from floor to floor at last landing at a rooftop deck getting a charge out of all encompassing perspectives.