Open House: A Boxy, 1978-era Ridgetop Home in Kentfield Gets a Common Space Overhaul that Frees up the Floorplan — and the Views
How do you modernize a 1970s-era, split-level home with a chopped-up layout while maintaining warmth and intimacy?
We Have Lift Off: A Q&A with Christina Hansen, the Creative ‘Architect’ Behind New Concept Album “Rocket Girl”
The Marin-based architect and musician brings her unique creative voice to her new album.
Julia Morgan’s Legacy in Marin County: How Her Ground-Breaking and Environmentally Sensitive Approach to Design Still Inspires Architects Today
Many of Marin’s most successful architects have incorporated her environmentally sensitive design principles.
A New Book on California Wine Country Architecture Captures the Beauty of the Local Environment
A new book by two Marin authors takes readers inside wine country homes by elite architects and designers.
Net Zero Energy Homes for a Cleaner Healthier Future
In a series of short articles, 361 Architecture looks at the pandemic and architecture through different lenses.
Trying to Make It Real... Compared to What?
In a series of short articles, 361 Architecture looks at the pandemic and architecture through different lenses.
Architecture Now!
In a series of short articles, 361 Architecture looks at the pandemic and architecture through different lenses.
The Spanish-Baroque Beauty of the Castro Theater
An extravagant popcorn palace became a nexus between politics and social change.
Home Made: Marin's Frank Lloyd Wright House
The story of a do-it-yourself Frank Lloyd Wright house (and doghouse) in Marin.
Going Green: An Eco-Friendly Reconstruction
More than just a rebuild, this Marin home was the first in the country to use a new bamboo framing system.
