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At Matarozzi Pelsinger Builders, sustainable building practices are simply one of the standard vehicles we use to arrive at a quality product. Whether we are minimizing construction waste or implementing the most efficient technologies, the goal has always been to construct high-performance,... Read more Added 279 days ago
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The concept of a net-zero energy home is simple enough: start with a building that’s as airtight and efficient as possible, then provide enough renewable energy to power it. The challenge, however, is that conventional building technologies just aren’t enough to get us... Read more Added 286 days ago
We had a nice lunchtime chat this afternoon with Jason Langkammerer, firm principal of At-Six Architecture in San Francisco. Jason was raised by an architect in Berkeley, so it’s in his DNA. We had lots to talk about.
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As builders in San Francisco, we've done our share of Victorian remodels over the last 25 years. We've always been impressed with the suitability of the Victorian design to the unique weather characteristics of the Bay Area. Temperate in nature and usually quite rainy, the... Read more Added 286 days ago
De Meza + Architecture + Interiors has been selected to be a participating design firm in this year’s San Francisco Decorator Showcase. “This will be our first Showcase and we couldn’t be more excited. We are looking forward to illustrating what DMA has to offer,”... Read more Added 286 days ago
One of the great things about this business is rubbing shoulders with talented design professionals. Theirs is a delicate job; creating beautiful spaces, managing client expectations, and honoring the emotion of a very personal & collaborative process.
Designer Matthew Leverone came... Read more Added 286 days ago
The following is a "reprint" of a fantastic interview of Matarozzi/Pelsinger Builders conducted by Mark English and Rebecca Firestone of Mark English Architects. The original interview is posted on their blog "The Architect's Take". A big thanks again to both Mark and Rebecca - these questions... Read more |