Manor Ln.
Architectural project in Petaluma, California
Scheme: This home is designed to fit well within the California landscape of Sonoma Mountain (Casa Grande Rancho) between the Adobe Creek and Rodgers Creek drainage as well as paying homage to the historical ranching vernacular of the Petaluma Valley and the Sonoma and Napa wine country. It will be a OFF-GRID, sustainable, Green Building to outperform the current CALGreen standards California Building Codes. The house is located on a site that has a spectacular view of the Petaluma valley (directly across the valley that will become the landscape focal point of the design) view to Mount Tamalpais and Mount Diablo. The major design strategy is to create a 6 Bed/4 Bath home using heavy timber, exterior plaster, tile or metal roofs as well as use stone and/ or concrete to create a relationship between historical and modern architecture with timeless qualities.
Project Type:
Spanish Revival w/ Modern Influence
Inclusion of Green Architecture:
Off- grid power
Design for superior IAQ
Engineered lumber
FSC-Certified Wood
High Efficiency Fixtures
ENERGY STAR appliances
Solar Panels
General Contractor:
TBD
Geologist:
TBD
Structural Engineer:
TBD
Surveyor/ Civil:
Hogan Land Services
Landscape Architect:
Tischbern Design Studio
