A 6,800-square-foot [632 m²] steel-and-glass residence anchored into the western flank of a Ross hillside. Cantilevered living spaces reach 32 feet [9.8 m] over the slope, framing unobstructed views of Mount Tamalpais and the Pacific horizon.
18 months of iteration with the client and architect finalized. Geotechnical, structural, and civil engineering signed off. Marin County building permit pulled.
Temporary access road cut, erosion controls installed, 4,200 yards [3,210 m³] of rock excavated and hauled. Retaining walls formed and poured.
Drilled pier foundation to bedrock. Structural steel erected in 11 working days. First cantilever set on week 12.
Framing packages, curtain wall glazing, standing-seam metal roof. Water-tight by week 34.
MEP rough-in, millwork fabrication, stone + tile, cabinetry install, landscape hardscape.
Systems commissioning, final inspections, certificate of occupancy, client walkthrough.
We have 4 ground-break slots remaining for 2027 across the Bay Area. If you can picture the home, we can price the build.
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