A couple left the city with a young daughter in search of more space, and they contacted Feldman Architecture to design a new house — a modern, secluded residence with a dedicated reception area for family and friends. At Coal Creek Open-Air Space Preserve, this team's vision focuses on immersing visitors fully in the rolling hills while offering a rare, remote view of northern San Francisco Bay. Central to the design is to thoughtfully orient the landscape of public and private living spaces while creating a sense of privacy from nearby venues. The 320 ㎡ l-shaped building stands on the eastern slope, creating a fence for outdoor moments and framing the expansive view from the indoor living space.

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The master suite overlooks the northern bay, which is important for customers that this roof deck is open without compromising bedroom privacy. Low-maintenance, durable materials define the material palette: the exterior cement layer on the second tier, and the Monterey wood sideboard, elegantly connecting the main floor over time. Cement, plaster, and cypress strips are stacked together geometrically.

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