{"id":56316,"date":"2023-09-16T20:00:00","date_gmt":"2023-09-16T18:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/socialdesignmagazine.com\/mag\/?p=56316"},"modified":"2023-09-16T20:22:52","modified_gmt":"2023-09-16T18:22:52","slug":"a-san-francisco-una-casa-del-1974-trasformata-in-unelegante-sinfonia-di-legno-e-colore-la-redwood-house-di-noe-valley","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/socialdesignmagazine.com\/mag\/architettura\/a-san-francisco-una-casa-del-1974-trasformata-in-unelegante-sinfonia-di-legno-e-colore-la-redwood-house-di-noe-valley\/","title":{"rendered":"A San Francisco una casa del 1974 trasformata in un’elegante sinfonia di legno e colore: la Redwood House di Noe Valley","gt_translate_keys":[{"key":"rendered","format":"text"}]},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Studio Terpeluk trasforma una casa del 1974 a San Francisco, mescolando con maestria legno di sequoia e colori audaci. La casa ora offre uno spazio accogliente e contemporaneo, celebrando l’arte, il design e l’integrazione con il paesaggio circostante.<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Nelle pittoresche colline di Noe Valley, San Francisco, una casa degli anni ’70 ha subito una ristrutturazione magistrale ad opera dello Studio Terpeluk, una firma di design architettonico rinomata per la sua capacit\u00e0 di fondere l’eredit\u00e0 storica con un’estetica contemporanea. Questa casa, denominata Redwood House, \u00e8 stata originariamente progettata da Albert Lanier, un famoso architetto di San Francisco, e ha rappresentato un progetto di ristrutturazione complesso e stimolante per lo studio.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Il quartiere di Noe Valley, noto per le sue strade fiancheggiate da affascinanti case vittoriane ed edoardiane, \u00e8 stato lo sfondo perfetto per questa ristrutturazione. La casa \u00e8 situata su dolci pendii, circondata da giardini privati e lussureggiante vegetazione. La richiesta del proprietario era chiara fin dall’inizio: ampliare lo spazio abitativo senza compromettere l’originale design architettonico della casa, caratterizzato da geometrie angolari, legno di sequoia e cortili esterni. Lo Studio Terpeluk ha risposto a questa sfida con maestria, riuscendo a far crescere la casa da 210 a 299 metri quadrati, aggiungendo una nuova suite per gli ospiti, un ufficio a casa, un bar e una sala multimediale.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Uno degli aspetti pi\u00f9 sorprendenti di questa ristrutturazione \u00e8 l’uso sapiente del legno, in particolare del cedro rosso occidentale e del legno di sequoia. Le facciate della casa e i cortili a cascata sono stati rivestiti con assi irregolari di cedro rosso occidentale, creando un look visivo unico che abbraccia l’intera struttura. Il legno di sequoia, invece, \u00e8 stato utilizzato per travi del tetto inclinate, pareti divisorie e scaffali incorporati, conferendo un caldo e accogliente paesaggio interno.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

All’ingresso della casa, un cortile intimo pavimentato con calcestruzzo preconfezionato e decking in legno di sequoia segna l’ingresso principale. Al piano superiore, uno spazio open space \u00e8 caratterizzato da tavole di douglas fir nodate scure, realizzate con pali del molo di San Francisco recuperati localmente. Questo spazio \u00e8 aperto e accogliente, con superfici in legno di sequoia che conferiscono un tocco naturale e caldo.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Uno degli aspetti pi\u00f9 sorprendenti del design interno \u00e8 l’uso audace del colore. Il fondatore dello Studio Terpeluk, Brett Terpeluk, ha collaborato con la designer Beatrice Santiccioli per creare un linguaggio di colori dedicato e su misura per il progetto. Questo ha portato a una vivacit\u00e0 e una personalit\u00e0 uniche nella casa, ispirate alla squisita collezione d’arte dei proprietari e al design italiano degli anni ’50 e ’60.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Oltre agli interni, lo Studio Terpeluk ha anche preservato una connessione con il paesaggio circostante. La designer paesaggistica italiana Monica Viarengo ha progettato le aree esterne, creando un rifugio verde che cambia da curato a selvaggio man mano che ci si sposta per la propriet\u00e0. Le terrazze del giardino sono piantate con piante native della California e specie in fiore che attirano gli impollinatori, contribuendo a mantenere un equilibrio con l’ambiente circostante.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

La Redwood House \u00e8 un esempio straordinario di come il design contemporaneo possa rispettare e valorizzare l’architettura storica. Lo Studio Terpeluk ha mescolato sapientemente il legno di sequoia degli anni ’70 con un linguaggio di colori audaci e un’attenzione scrupolosa ai dettagli, creando una casa senza tempo che celebra l’arte dell’architettura e del design. Questo progetto rimane un tributo alla bellezza delle colline di San Francisco e alla creativit\u00e0 senza limiti.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Entry courtyard, upper level \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Random width Western red cedar rainscreen\/fence\n– Precast concrete pavers with integral Davis color\n– Decomposed granite gravel\n– Redwood decking, natural finish\n– Chairs: Family Chair by Junya Ishigami for Living Divani<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Library, upper level \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Custom Douglas fir engineered wood flooring from reclaimed San Francisco pier pilings\n– Vintage rough-sawn redwood plywood (wall)\n– Curtain: custom Dedar velvet drapery\n– Chaise longue: Bertoia Asymmetric Chaise by Knoll \n– Floor lamp: Treetops by Ettore Sottsass for Memphis\n– Credenza: Vitruvio by Poltrona Frau\n– Carpet: Carl Hansen\n– Side table: Cicognino Table by Franco Albini for Cassina\n– Photograph by Tania Franco Klein<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Library, upper level \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Vintage rough-sawn redwood plywood (wall)\n– Ceiling wire lamp: Masai by Davide Groppi\n– Table lamp: Pipistrello Lamp by Gae Aulenti for Martinelli Luce\n– Chair: Luisa Chair by Franco Albini for Cassina\n– Desk: L40 Sled by Rodolfo Dordoni for Cassina\n– Side table: Cicognino Table by Franco Albini for Cassina\n– Painting by Diane Ding<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Library, upper level, view towards entry vestibule and kitchen \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Custom Douglas fir engineered wood flooring from reclaimed San Francisco pier pilings\n– Vintage rough-sawn redwood plywood (wall and ceiling)\n– Custom gloss lacquer kitchen cabinet (color, orchid tint) by Studio Terpeluk\n– Custom gloss lacquer corridor cabinet (color, lemon curry) by Studio Terpeluk\n– Custom gloss lacquer kitchen cabinet (color, orchid tint) by Studio Terpeluk\n– Backspash: Carrara marble \u201cMichelangelo\u201d\n– Ceiling lamp: Glo Ball by Flos\n– Spot light: Midispy Clip by Delta Light\n– Credenza: Vitruvio by Poltrona Frau\n– Chair: Wishbone Chair by Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen\n– Photograph by Tania Franco Klein<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Library, upper level, view towards entry vestibule and kitchen \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Custom Douglas fir engineered wood flooring from reclaimed San Francisco pier pilings\n– Vintage rough-sawn redwood plywood (wall and ceiling)\n– Custom gloss lacquer kitchen cabinet (color, vapore) by Studio Terpeluk\n– Custom gloss lacquer corridor cabinet (color, lemon curry) by Studio Terpeluk\n– Custom gloss lacquer kitchen cabinet (color, orchid tint) by Studio Terpeluk\n– Backsplash: Carrara marble \u201cMichelangelo\u201d\n– Ceiling lamp: Glo Ball by Flos\n– Spot light: Midispy Clip by Delta Light<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Living area, upper level, view towards entrance, library and kitchen from the living and dining room \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Custom Douglas fir engineered wood flooring from reclaimed San Francisco pier pilings\n– Vintage rough-sawn redwood plywood (wall and ceiling)\n– Custom gloss lacquer corridor cabinet (color, lemon curry) by Studio Terpeluk\n– Custom gloss lacquer kitchen cabinet (color, orchid tint) by Studio Terpeluk\n– Stool: Mexique by Charlotte Perriand for Cassina\n– Chairs: Wishbone Chair by Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen\n– Artwork by Jasmin Arneja (client), \u201cGioco Temporale\u201d, mixed media<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Entry vestibule, upper level \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Custom Douglas fir engineered wood flooring from reclaimed San Francisco pier pilings\n– Vintage rough-sawn redwood plywood (wall and ceiling)\n– Custom gloss lacquer kitchen cabinet (color, vapore) by Studio Terpeluk\n– Ceiling lamp: Glo Ball by Flos\n– Mirror: Cosmos by Nanda Vigo for Glas Italia<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Kitchen, upper level \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Custom Douglas fir engineered wood flooring from reclaimed San Francisco pier pilings\n– Vintage rough-sawn redwood plywood (wall and ceiling)\n– Custom gloss lacquer kitchen cabinet (color, orchid tint) by Studio Terpeluk\n– Backsplash: Carrara marble \u201cMichelangelo\u201d\n– Stool: Propeller Stool by Kaare Klint for Carl Hansen<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Living room, upper level \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Custom Douglas fir engineered wood flooring from reclaimed San Francisco pier pilings\n– Vintage rough-sawn redwood plywood (wall and ceiling)\n– Upholstery sofa: Velvet Dedar\n– Sofa: Extrasoft by Living Divani\n– Coffee table: B2 by Living Divani\n– Coffee table: Bow Coffee Table by Guilherme Torres for ClassiCon\n– Sculpture: artist Wanxin Zhang (Made in China)\n– Sculpture next to fireplace by Annabeth Rosin<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Living room, upper level \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Custom Douglas fir engineered wood flooring from reclaimed San Francisco pier pilings\n– Vintage rough-sawn redwood plywood (wall and ceiling)\n– Aluminum window by Orama\n– Upholstery sofa: Velvet Dedar\n– Sofa: Extrasoft by Living Divani\n– Blanket: Peruvian Alpaca Throw\n– Coffee table: B2 by Living Divani\n– Coffee table: Bow Coffee Table by Guilherme Torres for ClassiCon\n– Vase: Metal Tellina Stand by Chiara Andreatti for Paola C \n– Sculpture: artist Wanxin Zhang (Made in China)\n– Sculpture next to fireplace by Annabeth Rosin\n– Clock, fireplace: vintage George Nelson clock<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Living room, upper level \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Custom Douglas fir engineered wood flooring from reclaimed San Francisco pier pilings\n– Vintage rough-sawn redwood plywood (wall and ceiling)\n– Aluminum window by Bonelli\n– Upholstery sofa: Velvet Dedar\n– Sofa: Extrasoft by Living Divani\n– Coffee table: B2 by Living Divani\n– Coffee table: Bow Coffee Table by Guilherme Torres for ClassiCon\n– Vase: Metal Tellina Stand by Chiara Andreatti for Paola C \n– Lamp (fireplace): Lampadina by Achille Castiglioni for Flos\n– Floor lamp: Illuminator light by Achille Castiglioni for Flos\n– Sculpture: artist Wanxin Zhang (Made in China)\n– Sculpture next to fireplace by Annabeth Rosin\n– Clock, fireplace: vintage George Nelson clock<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Staircase to the lower levels, upper level \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Custom Douglas fir engineered wood flooring from reclaimed San Francisco pier pilings\n– Vintage rough-sawn redwood plywood (wall and ceiling)\n– Custom gloss lacquer corridor cabinet (color, lemon curry) by Studio Terpeluk\n– Custom steel guardrail by Studio Terpeluk, blackened and waxed finish<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Staircase \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Custom Douglas fir engineered wood steps from reclaimed San Francisco pier pilings\n– Vintage rough-sawn redwood plywood (wall and ceiling)\n– Custom steel guardrail by Studio Terpeluk, blackened and waxed finish\n– Plaster wall (color, wimborne white)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Staircase \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Custom Douglas fir engineered wood steps from reclaimed San Francisco pier pilings\n– Vintage rough-sawn redwood plywood (wall and ceiling)\n– Custom steel guardrail by Studio Terpeluk, blackened and waxed finish<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Courtyard, exterior staircase from upper to middle floor \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Random width Western red cedar rainscreen\/fence\n– Precast concrete stair treads with integral Davis color, sandblasted finish\n– Aluminum window by Bonelli\n– Sliding door by Orama\n– Cast in place concrete floor with integral David color, broom finish<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Courtyard, middle floor \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Random width Western red cedar rainscreen\/fence\n– Precast concrete stair treads with integral Davis color, sandblasted finish\n– Cast in place concrete floor with integral David color, broom finish\n– Painted stucco wall (color, wimborne white)\n– Vase: Ugo Poggi\n– Chairs: Family Chair by Junya Ishigami for Living Divani\n– Ceramic mugs by Cara De Planta<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Master bedroom, middle floor, view towards courtyard \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Random width Western red cedar rainscreen\/fence\n– Cast in place concrete floor with integral David color, broom finish\n– Chairs: Family Chair by Junya Ishigami for Living Divani\n– Vase: Ugo Poggi\n– Cast in place concrete floor with integral David color, broom finish\n– Sliding door by Orama\n– Bed: Ligne Roset\n– Stool: Aalto stool by Tom Dixon for Artek\n– Wardrobe: high gloss lacquer doors (color, nimbus cloud) \n– Curtain: Dedar linen drapery<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Bedroom and main bathroom, middle floor \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Wall (bedroom): wimborne white paint by Farrow & Ball\n– Custom gloss lacquer bedroom cabinet (color, eggplant) by Studio Terpeluk\n– Terrazzo floor tiles by Concrete Collaborative\n– Micro mosaic plastic tiles recycled (bathroom wall, sunset color)\n– Bathtub: Sabbia by Naoto Fukasawa for Boffi<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Main bathroom, middle floor \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Terrazzo floor tiles by Concrete Collaborative\n– Micro mosaic plastic tiles recycled (bathroom wall, sunset color)\n– Ceiling: wimborne white paint by Farrow & Ball\n– Spot lights: Diro Trimless by Delta Light\n– Bathtub: Sabbia by Naoto Fukasawa for Boffi\n– Filler tub by Vola\n– Curtain: Dedar linen drapery\n– Stool: Aalto stool by Tom Dixon for Artek<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Courtyard, view towards lower level interior \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Exterior grade plywood painted\n– Western red cedar guardrail\n– Sliding door by Orama\n– Cast in place concrete floor with integral David color, broom finish\n– Chairs: Family Chair by Junya Ishigami for Living Divani<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Courtyard, lower level \u00a9Joe Fletcher\n– Redwood decking, natural finish\n– Cast in place concrete floor with integral David color, broom finish\n– Decomposed granite gravel\n– Random width Western red cedar rainscreen\/fence\n– Chairs: Family Chair by Junya Ishigami for Living Divani<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Project info<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

PROJECT NAME:<\/strong> Redwood House
LOCATION:<\/strong> Noe Valley, San Francisco (California, USA)
ARCHITECT:<\/strong> Studio Terpeluk
PROJECT TEAM:<\/strong> Brett Terpeluk, Huy Nguyen
LANDSCAPE DESIGN:<\/strong> Monica Viarengo
COLOR CONSULTANT:<\/strong> Beatrice Santiccioli
CLIENT:<\/strong> Gagan and Jasmin Arneja
DATE:<\/strong> January 2022
GFA:<\/strong> Existing: 210 mq, New: 299 mq
CONTRACTOR:<\/strong> Saturn Construction
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING:<\/strong> Strandberg Engineering<\/p>\n\n\n\n

SUPPLIERS<\/strong>
Furniture: Santiccioli Arredamenti
Orama sliding window systems: Cooritalia
Windows: Bonelli
Wood reclaimed wood flooring: Arborica
Metal fabrication: Upper Story Design
Drapery\/upholstery: Malatesta & Co
Art: Catharine Clark Gallery<\/p>\n\n\n\n

ART<\/strong>
Entry vestibule:
Collage by Jasmin Arneja \u201cGioco Temporale\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Library:
Photograph by Tania Franco Klein
Painting by Diane Ding<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Dining area:
Photograph by Hai Bo<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Living room:
Sculpture by Wanxin Zhang \u201cMade in China\u201d
Sculpture by Annabeth Rosin<\/p>\n\n\n\n

MATERIALS<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS
Random width Western red cedar rainscreen cladding. Natural finish (front elevation). Painted exterior plywood (back elevation). Painted Stucco (courtyard)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

FLOORS
Custom Douglas fir engineered wood flooring made from reclaimed San Francisco pier pilings, Hand-troweled concrete slab with integral Davis color, terrazzo (primary bathroom), Micro Mosaic recycled plastic tiles (secondary bathroom).<\/p>\n\n\n\n

WINDOWS
Orama aluminum and sliding glass (low-iron extra clear glass)
Bonelli fixed and casement (low-iron extra clear glass)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

INTERIOR FINISHES
Vintage rough-sawn redwood veneered plywood, Micro Mosaic recycled plastic tiles (secondary bathroom floor\/walls – primary bathroom walls). Skim-coat plaster (stair walls, powder room walls). Custom paint colors (walls\/ceilings), Custom lacquer colors (millwork), carrara \u2018Michelangelo\u2019 marble (kitchen counter and backsplash)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

EXTERIOR FINISHES
2×6 Redwood (exterior decks), cast in place concrete with integral davis color – broom finish (exterior steps and pavers)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

COLORS<\/strong>
Arctic Ice (guest room closet, lower level cabinets)
Eggplant (bedroom low cabinet)
Lemon Curry (triangular cabinet)
Nimbus Cloud (middle level doors, painted walls)
Orchid Tint (kitchen cabinet)
Peignoir N.286 Farrow & Ball (powder room walls)
Vapore (kitchen divider cabinet)
Wimborne White (walls and ceilings)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

PHOTOGRAPHER<\/strong>
\u00a9Joe Fletcher<\/p>\n","protected":false,"gt_translate_keys":[{"key":"rendered","format":"html"}]},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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