Located in the heart of Menlo Park, California, this early Eichler Home had been neglected and was in need of deferred maintenance when the current owners recently purchased the home.

While still referencing the original spirit of the house, the renovation surgically removes selective interior partitions to enhance the indoor-outdoor relationships and increase the spatial fluidity of the home back to its original design intent.

With its exposed construction and openness to the outdoors, all of the infrastructural systems are scheduled to be replaced as well as new finishes and fixtures throughout the entire home.

The resultant transformation retains its essence as an Eichler home while still providing improvements for a contemporary lifestyle.