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Kentfield, California’s Kojima House Seamlessly Fuses Indoor and Outdoor Spaces

The Kojima House, designed by Swatt + Partners, is a 6,500 square foot remodel and addition to a pre-existing home in Kentfield, California.

The 1.5 acre site is surrounded by mature landscaping on all sides, affording a sense of privacy that is rare with new homes. Nestled in a clearing, the home has unobstructed views of San Francisco Bay to the east, the valley of Kent-Woodlands to the south and the mountains to the west. Materials, both inside and outside, including wood boards and travertine slabs, have been carefully selected to complement each other and help create strong indoor – outdoor connections and enable seamless transitions.

See more from Swatt + Partners at www.swattpartners.com.

DESIGN TEAM

  •  Swatt + Partners (Architect)
  •  Kasten Builders (Contractor)
  •  Huettl Landscape Architecture
  •  Provest Structural Engineering
  •  Philip Neumann Energy Design (Mechanical Engineer)
  • Naka Interiors (Interior Design)
  • Kim Cladas (Lighting Designer)

About SWATT + PARTNERS

SWATT + PARTNERS is an award-winning architectural firm – with a special focus on creating unique, one-of-a-kind custom homes, carefully tailored to their sites and to the dreams of homeowners. Robert Swatt, FAIA, with partners Miya Muraki, AIA, and Phoebe Wong-Oliveros, AIA, along with a talented team of architects and designers, bring a wide range of experience to SWATT + PARTNERS. The entire team provides the highest level of design and management for each project.

Robert Swatt opened his first firm 49 years ago, and since then, SWATT + PARTNERS has designed over 200 residential projects, including 150 custom homes, of which over 125 have been built. The team has worked on unique and challenging sites throughout California, and in Colorado, Nebraska, Hawaii, Canada, India, and Mallorca, Spain. In addition to being featured in publications worldwide, the firm been honored with over 95 prestigious local, national and international awards, including the national Honor Award from the American Institute of Architects.