Lori Hamilton

Photo by Juss Playin - Action Sports, Family, and Event Photography

Featured in the 2013 AIA San Francisco Home Tour, this Bernal Heights residence was transformed from a drab stucco box to an architectural gem prominently positioned to take in bridge to bridge views. Scope of work consisted of a complete gut of the existing house and adding a third story to capture kitchen, dining and living room functions. An exterior Skatelite rainscreen system provides street side privacy while modest materials and simple glass box bring in the views without distraction.

These doors grace the entrance of College Hall at The University of Pennsylvania. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA

It's all about the view! This 2500 square foot apartment sits eye level with one of New York City's gems, The Highline Park. The client wanted a minimal, monochromatic no fuss interior. We used a neutral palette, stone colors juxtaposed with luxurious navy velvets and a pop of red found in the surfboard hanging above the custom designed media unit, which acts as the main focal point in the living area. In the Master bedroom we designed a heavenly retreat with a cooler palette. Textured grey wall coverings and Belgium linen gauze drapery allows the light to enter the room to create an ethereal experience.