Pepper Avenue
Architectural project in Larkspur, California
Scheme: The home in Larkspur is intended to be very casual, informal and easy going. It is intended to have an eastern flair with a Craftsman influenced background. Shingle style on the East Coast can be called the “architecture of the American summer”, also known for their ability to blend into their surroundings with wood shakes in natural colors. Combinations of natural materials are used, such as wood and stone. Wide porches are quite common and invite you to spend time outdoors. Mixing that with the Craftsman Style also shows main features like low-pitched, gabled and hipped roofs. Also, the front porch is large with tapered columns or pedestals that extend to the ground level to invite visitors to relax and enjoy.
Project Type:
Shingle with Craftsman Style influence
Benefits:
Inclusion of Green Architecture
New high efficiency Windows
Energy Efficiency:
Radiant Heating
Spray Foam Insulation
Tankless water heater
Sustainable Materials:
Engineered Lumber
Recycled all jobsite waste
General Contractor:
Pacific Engineering Construction
Structural Engineer:
David Kallmeyer
Landscape Architect:
Tischbern Design Studio
Surveyor:
ILS Associates Inc.
Photography:
Eric Rogers






