Rossington Architecture

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Rossington Architecture

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Cole Street

An upper level Edwardian flat was stripped down and rebuilt, with an emphasis on opening rooms up to one another and creating bright, free-flowing spaces. The back porch was rebuilt and opened to the kitchen, flooding the kitchen with light and expanding the space. Passages were added between rooms, walls were opened up and windows added, transforming a run down flat into a beautiful, light-filled home.

Completed by A.Murphy Construction. Structural Engineer: Santos & Urrutia. Photography by Reflex Imaging. Design Team: Phil Rossington, Alice Roche.

Country: United States

Cole Street –– Cole Valley, San Francisco, California An upper level Edwardian flat was stripped down and rebuilt, with an emphasis on visually opening rooms up to one another and creating bright, free-flowing spaces. The back porch was rebuilt and opened to the kitchen, flooding the kitchen with...

Rossington Architecture

Cole Street –– Cole Valley, San Francisco, California An upper level Edwardian flat was stripped down and rebuilt, with an emphasis on visually opening rooms up to one another and creating bright, free-flowing spaces. The back porch was rebuilt and opened to the kitchen, flooding the kitchen with...

Rossington Architecture

Cole Street –– Cole Valley, San Francisco, California An upper level Edwardian flat was stripped down and rebuilt, with an emphasis on visually opening rooms up to one another and creating bright, free-flowing spaces. The back porch was rebuilt and opened to the kitchen, flooding the kitchen with...

Rossington Architecture

a laundry room was opened up to the kitchen, adding windows on all three sides, creating a light filled breakfast nook

Cole Street

Photo: Reflex Imaging

Cole Street

Photo: Reflex Imaging

Cole Street

intead of tearing down the wall between the kitchen and living room, which would have structurally compromised the building, a hole was cut into the wall, visually connecting the spaces and allowing each space to formally remain its own entity...

Cole Street

the contrast of the mahogany woodwork with the white marble and tile makes everything sharper and cleaner

Cole Street

Cole Street

Cole Street

Efficient use of a closet in the dining room, which doubles as a home office that can be closed off when needed!

Cole Street

An original fireplace surround was salvaged from a bedroom and was fit around the new gas fireplace. A narrow passage was carved out of an existing closet, allowing access from the living to the dining room.

Cole Street

bathroom before

Cole Street - before

Cole Street

Cole Street