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Coastal
Remodel
Entryway
This
extensive remodel began with an existing garage.
Located on the bay, this circa 1950s house is
located in a sensitive coastal zone which
required specific coastal
permits |
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Montana de
Oro
Timberframed Residence
This custom home was designed to fuse
and highlight several specific design styles.
William Hurley designed the house to combine
Japanese aesthetics with Craftsman-type
elements. The structure combines structural
steel, concrete, and glass as well as blended
local elements such as eucalyptus beams and
coastal color schemes. Additionally, the
construction caused very little habitat
disruption, which was very important both to the
residents as well as Dos Osos
Timberworks. |
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Cuesta-by-the
Sea Residence
Living Room
This contemporary, modern beach house
features recycled woods, including locally
milled Monterey Bay Cypress. The home was
designed around existing coastal oak trees and
employs a passive solar design to maximize
energy efficiency. |
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Montana de
Oro
Entrance
Red Gum
Eucalyptus was used to construct this beautiful
gate, creating a continuity with the groves of
Eucalypus that are near the residence. In
addition, corten steal creates a rustic,
timeless atmosphere. |
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Bayside
Residence
Kitchen
This
remodel created a more functional and spacious
kitchen. Focusing on increasing usability and
updating the look of the room, a granite-tiled
island helps to create a better use of space and
a more inviting
environment. |
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Cabrillo Estates
Residence
Entryway
This
custom home was inspired by 1930s spanish-style
bungalow with a more modern and liveable
floorplan. The entryway and porch employ
open-beam timberframing and spanish tiles to
accentuate the house's unique
aesthetic. |
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