Remodel and addition to an early mid-century modern Eichler-built home in Menlo Park. Understanding that renovations can be the ultimate in Sustainable Architecture, the center portion of the house was carefully dismantled and repurposed while leaving the ends of the original to be restored as private spaces and allowing the expansion of the public spaces: entry, kitchen, dining and living in the middle. Taking advantage of the temperate climate of Menlo Park, the modern ideal of indoor/outdoor living is achieved at every important private and public space. Generous glazed window walls and doors allow view and access to private gardens and yards. The second floor suite is provided access to a private sun deck while the double height great room: an open plan encompassing the kitchen, dining and living spaces; completely opens to a patio with the help of a large 7’ tall by 22’ long multi-panel pocket sliding glass door.