Eco Friendly, tall and narrow Home Design at San Francisco by Architect Craig Steely

This narrow home design perhaps the pride of Mullen Street located in Bernal Heights, San Fransisco which really have diverse elements with contemporary details in it just like what have been described by Craig Steely. The main ideas expressed on this San Francisco house are transparency, sunlight, and a direct connection to nature. Finished in a natural wood makes this slim, tall and clad house design looks warm. We love the use of expansive windows giving chances of sunlight to brighten up the home.

The innovative modern house is an earth friendly home design where it features photovoltaic panels to give energy towards this house and a sod roof. The 25 feet bamboo tree growing through the center of this house really makes it more enjoyable and nature seems to be brought from the outside to the interior of this house designed by Craig Steely Architect

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The Hall House was designed for a couple without a child in Shiga, Japan which wanted to have enough space for spare time activities on a small site. The house has parking lot, billiard-theater, dining-kitchen and bedroom with bathroom which all are contained in one hall changing their heights according to the slope of the front road. The frame made of reinforced concrete with about 180mm-thick walls in order to create soundproof environment. There are many exclusive things in the Hall’s House interior design like the glass bathroom, not isolated bedroom, rustic yet sophisticated look of concrete walls, unusual sloped roof and so on. It is great example of the new age’s architecture. [ALPHAVILLE]