The Hillside Residence, located in Kentfield, California, United States, was designed in 2010 by Turnbull Griffin Haesloop Architects. This Kentfield Residence is spacious and cozy with the terrific views of Mount Tamalpais and the San Francisco Bay.
The house is sited to engage the undulating hillside and capture the spectacular views of Mount Tamalpais and the San Francisco Bay. A curved retaining wall follows the contours of the hillside and anchors the house to the steep site. The house is tucked under the living roof, which visually merges the house with the land. Growing out of the hillside, the roof is carved away to form a protected courtyard for the pool.
Three volumes housing the living room, kitchen/dining area, and master bedroom rise up above the living roof with shed roofs angled to capture the sun for photovoltaic and solar hot water panels. The house incorporates passive and active heating and cooling systems, battery storage, and a cistern for water runoff management.
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