Peter Brock, Architect
812 Camelia St.
Berkeley,
CA,
94709
Tel:
510.524.2644
Fax:
510.524.7808
WOODSTOCK HOUSE
A new timber framed family house in rural Vermont marrying local vernacular forms to fine wood craftsmanship and state of the art energy conserving construction and wood-fired heat.
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A new timber framed family house in rural Vermont marrying local vernacular forms to fine wood craftsmanship and state of the art energy conserving construction and wood-fired heat.
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WOODSTOCK HOUSEA new timber framed family house in rural Vermont marrying local vernacular forms to fine wood craftsmanship and state of the art energy conserving construction and wood-fired heat.
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FELL STREET HOUSEBrilliant natural light and rich wood finishes open up the former attic while diverse interior windows, stairwells, and openings revel and conceal the interconnected realms of this fine Victorian row house. Completed in September 2005.
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- Woodstock House
- Fell Street House
WILTON HOUSEA new home stretching long arms to gather sunlight, views and exterior courtyards from a Connecticut hillside.
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HILLCREST ROAD HOUSEA series of revisions and extensions faithful to the spirit of John Hudson Thomas's original 1914 craftsman/modernist house in Berkeley. Completed in February 2005.
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- Wilton House
- Hillcrest Road House
DC ROW HOUSESBetween 1986 and 1996 the firm designed additions and alterations to 2 dozen houses in historic Washington, DC, most of them 19th century row houses in the Capitol Hill Neighborhood where our task was most often to weave new light and openness through the dense fabric of traditional construction.
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SCOTT STREET HOUSEConverting Clinton Day's 1899 neoclassical mansion from apartment to single family occupancy entailed extensive remodeling of its 14,000 square foot interior, recreation and extension of numerous period details, and the introduction of an entirely new three story elliptical main stair hall crowned by a 60 square foot stained glass window. (Currently under construction)
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- DC Row Houses
- Scott Street House
COLORADO AVENUE HOUSEAn expansive new family room, dining room and kitchen in this compact Palo Alto house create a light filled gathering place for the whole family and smaller nooks for reading, studying and playing. Completed in 2006.
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- Colorado Avenue House