Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Sonoma setting





Recent shots on a Tuesday morning near the Sonoma office.


Photos by:      Jeff Zimmerman

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Cynara Court Construction Update







Some recent construction phase photos of the 56 unit multifamily residential project underway in Castroville

Client:      Mid Peninsula Housing Coalition
Contractor:                                   Ausonio Inc.

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Vista del Valle Construction photos

Looking up towards elevated courtyard w/ new custom steel frame erected

Bedroom wing and guest house volumes

Overlooking courtyard towards kitchen and dining volume

Board form concrete towards bedroom wing

Projecting bedroom wing taking shape behind courtyard space

Through stud walls towards master viewing window

Master and courtyard volumes

New steel frame holding exposed glulam beams

View from office

Taking form


Some new construction phase photos of the Vista del Valle (VDV) custom residence in Sonoma, CA.


Client:      Ellen Warms & Robert Shokes
Contractor:                        JMH Construction

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Burmeister Pool House & Garage Schematics

Pool House: Perspective 2

Pool House: Perspective 2

Pool House: Site Plan 1

Pool House: Site Plan 2

Garage: perspective 1

Garage: perspective 2


The images above show Z + A's recent schematic design/studies for a pool house and garage on a private site in Napa County, CA. 

Capriola Residence Schematics










      
The Capriola family has asked us to add an additional wing to their existing residence in Sonoma, CA (also designed by Z + A). These images show the most recently developed design scheme. 
   
A collection of large wood columns are being reused in combination with steel, glass and wood paneling to create the primary material palette for the design which wraps around the side of the lot. With abundant glazing on the north side the scheme would take advantage of appropriate natural lighting and create an intimate connection to the back yard that it defines. Green wall panels and a small courtyard, that incorporates an existing tree, break up the facade while creating ecological additions to the design.