Peter Brock, Architect Work In Progress

DRURY ROAD HOUSE

A new 4,000 square foot modern home on a narrow site high in the Oakland hills. Terraced interior and exterior spaces step down to an arcing great room that follows the sweep of a stunning bay view. (Collaboration with Anne-Catrin Schultz) Not built. Click on a thumbnail for a slideshow

DRURY ROAD HOUSE

A new 4,000 square foot modern home on a narrow site high in the Oakland hills. Terraced interior and exterior spaces step down to an arcing great room that follows the sweep of a stunning bay view. (Collaboration with Anne-Catrin Schultz) Not built. Click on a thumbnail for a slideshow ARLINGTON ROAD HOUSE

The taught lines and grand windows of this compact new house frame front and rear gardens on a busy Berkeley street. Numerous green materials and systems ensure a low operating cost and light footprint. Estimated completion: Spring 2008. Click on a thumbnail for a slideshow

• Drury Rd. House
• Arlington Rd. House

WEBSTER STREET ADDITION

Vaulted ceilings, extensive hardwood finishes and underfloor heating help this second story addition and remodel meet the needs of a young family of four with simple, elegant and warm interiors. Estimated completion: Summer 2008. Click on a thumbnail for a slideshow FELL STREET ADDITION

The vertical proportions of this compact addition shape a private aerie above the garage of an 1860's Victorian row house. Exposed wood structure and extensive built-ins give a tree-house character to the spaces. Estimated Completion: Spring 2009. Click on a thumbnail for a slideshow

• Webster St. Addition
• Fell St. Addition

"A" STREET ADDITION

Our second project for this Capitol Hill row house adds kitchen, family room and a roof deck while relying on a glazed two-story volume to flood the interior with daylight and relieve the house's long narrow proportions. Estimated completion: Spring 2009. Click on a thumbnail for a slideshow BULL YEARLING ROAD HOUSE

Our second addition to this rural Virginia farmhouse substantially expands the house's comfort and utility while preserving its vernacular character and extending its integration into the surrounding landscape. Estimated completion: Spring 2008. Click on a thumbnail for a slideshow

• "A" St. Addition
• Bull Yearling Rd.