Rudnick Estates Subdivision
Architectural project in Novato, CA
Scheme: This project consisted of 19 single family homes and was an infill subdivision on relatively steep topography. In its early approval as a PUD by the City of Novato it consisted of large, fairly typical, built for sale designs. The project was sold to a new development group, and with the intervention of the “Great Recession” starting in 2008 the new owners desired to reduce the size of the houses where possible, modernize the floor plans, and still retain the original approvals. Our firm stepped in at this point and working with the City and the developer modified each of the four models while still retaining the basic intent of the earlier PUD. This involved careful analysis of each site on an individual basis, and often modification of either the house model, the individual building the site, or both.
Project Type:
Farmhouse
Benefits:
Inclusion of Green Architecture
Site orientation to Cherry Hill Open Space
Close to Downtown Grant Street
Tankless water heater
Sustainable Materials:
Engineered Lumber
Cementitious Siding Material
Recycled all jobsite waste
Developer:
Christopherson Homes
General Contractor:
Shook and Waller Construction
Structural Engineer:
JR Structural Engineering
Surveyor/ Civil Engineer:
ILS Associates
Sales Website:
http://rudnickestatesnovato.com/
Sales Video:
https://vimeo.com/101245796
Photographer:
Jason Wells Photography









