Thank You for Joining Us at Miter House in San Francisco
Project Credits
Architect: Levy Art + Architecture (Ross Levy)
Architecture Project Team: Levy Art + Architecture (Michael Ageno, Patrick Donato, Maria Cabrera Vergara, Shirin Monshipouri)
Rendering: Levy Art + Architecture (Shirin Monshipouri)
Interior Architect & Designer: Levy Art + Architecture (Frances Weiss)
Planning, Mechanical, Plumbing, Lighting: Levy Art + Architecture (Ross Levy, Frances Weiss)
General Contractor: Stronghold Construction (Colm Brennan)
Landscaper: John Norris
Structural Engineer: Daedalus Engineering (Doug Robertson)
Electrical / Solar – zero emission: Occidental Power (Greg Kennedy)
Custom Fabrication – doors & door frames: Artistic Veneers (Greg Gomes)
Photographer: Joe Fletcher Photography (Joe Fletcher)
Materials Vendors
Exterior façade materials:
- Fiber reinforced concrete panels by Equitone
- Bush hammered walnut travertine façade panels by Grupo Cosentino
Interior major materials:
- Hardwood floors by Hakwood
- Windows by Skyframe
- Windows by Blomberg
- Fireplaces by Ortal
- Operable skylight by Roll-o-matic
- Elevator by Acme Home
- Front door by Artistic Veneers
- Windscreen by Svalson
- Awning-Stobag “Tendabox”
- Ventilation grilles by Coco Architectural
- Custom brass by David Copello Guild and Wyatt Studio
- Paint by Benjamin Moore
- Cabinetry by Korts and Knight Cabinetry
Stone + tile:
- Kitchen – Carrara Select Honed Marble from IRG
- Primary Bath – Statuario Marble
- Guest Bath – Carrara Select Marble
- Powder Bath – Custom Balsatina sink
- Kid’s Bath – Durat recycled countertop
- Gym – Caesarstone
- Exterior Deck – tiles from Galleria Tile
- All Baths – tile from Da Vinci Marble, Heath Tile, and Dal Tile
Kitchen appliances:
- Range by La Canche
- Refrigerator/Freezer by Sub-Zero
Plumbing + fixtures:
- Kitchen – Dornbracht faucet and Kohler basin
- Primary and Powder Baths – Watermark plumbing fixtures
- Kid’s and Guest Baths – Graff plumbing fixtures
- Primary Bath – Blu Bathworks vessel tub
- All Baths – Duravit basins and toilets, Infinity linear drains
Lighting:
- Recessed lighting – NORA
- Entry chandelier – Custom Mila 7 by Matthew McCormick
- Entry ceiling – Radiant Sconces by RBW
- Dining Chandelier – Branching Discs by Lindsey Adelman
- Kitchen Peninsula – Thin Suspension by Juniper Lighting
- Powder – Trapeze 1 Sconce by Apparatus
- Guest Bath – Venus Sconce by Cedar & Moss
- Living Room – Hold 18 Pendant by SkLo
- Primary Bath – Counterweight Circle Sconces by Roll & Hill
- Kid’s Bath – Hoist Sconce by RBW
Furniture + fabrics:
- Entry – Stua Lau Console Table, Bower Studio Mirror
- Living Room – Dellarobbia Felix Sectional with custom fabric from Holland and Sherry, De La Espada Trio Coffee Table, DWR Hew side tables
- Dining Room – DWR Contour chairs and barstools, De La Espada Together Table, Beosound hex speakers by Bang and Olufson
- Primary Bedroom – Bonaldo Cuff Bed, DWR Line Nightstands, Drapery fabric from Pierre Frey
- Office – Twilight Sofa and String shelving from DWR
- Guest Room – Hunker bed and Stash desk by BluDot, Lina Swivel Chair and Edge Side Table from DWR
- Gym – Escapade sofa by Roche Bobois, BluDot side tables
- Exterior furniture by Galanter and Jones, Fermob, DWR
- Planters by Flora Grubb and Restoration Hardware
Square footage: 3,707 sq ft
Number of Bedrooms: 4
Number of Bathrooms: 3 ½
Year Built: 2020
All-new construction
Architecture + interior architecture by Levy Art + Architecture
As you approach this home, the façade that appears to be solid is revealed as a series of layers. A combed stone outer cladding gives way to a smooth plaster layer that, in turn, sits atop a shear layer of windows and taught corner glass. The space of the home is similar. A slow reveal is based on an up-and-over movement across the site, and there’s an idea of two structures, front and back. Entering at the ground level, you ascend two broad steps to a central platform. This “space between” houses the central stair. The stair accesses a reverse plan: entry and gymnasium below, bedrooms between, living spaces atop. It’s capped by a roof deck. Materials define interior spaces. Maple slats and brass clad walls work together to define the central space, filter and reflect light.
Each side of the structure has its own character and its own view. The front faces east, which is defined by morning light and downtown views through mitered corner windows. The back faces west, where the sunset and Twin Peaks are viewed through operable glass walls that expand the floor area for indoor-outdoor functions. These two sides are joined by a central spine, and reveal themselves through time.
Special thank you to the GRAY x MA+DS Interior Design Tour for featuring us on the tour.
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