Modern Marina Residence | On the Boards
FORMA rebuilt this Marina District home from the ground up, replacing a deteriorating 1920s structure with a fully modern, 4-story residence. Set on a 4,075-square-foot lot along one of San Francisco’s most coveted one-block streets, the 4,000-square-foot home now includes five bedrooms, five and a half baths, and a striking blend of high design and technical performance. Materials such as imported Jerusalem stone and angled Western Red Cedar overhangs define the bold exterior, while the interior features custom walnut cabinetry, a four-story Plyboo accent wall, and a sculptural steel staircase. Amenities include a hydraulic cedar-clad garage door, motorized car stacker, elevator, and a rollamatic retractable skylight that opens to a private roof deck with a hot tub—showcasing a seamless fusion of form and function.
Project Highlights:
- Full demolition and rebuild of a 1920s San Francisco Marina home.
- Geometric exterior clad in Jerusalem stone with angled Western Red Cedar overhangs.
- Custom steel staircase with four-story Plyboo wall.
- Interior finishes include cedar ceilings and walnut cabinetry.
- Hydraulic cedar-clad garage door and motorized car stacker.
- Elevator and rollamatic retractable skylight to rooftop deck with hot tub.
Architect
Daniel Ewald