Buttrick Projects Architecture+Design transforms Ranch Dressing, a dated home isolated from surrounding views, into a home open to nature. Thanks to strategic additions along the perimeter, it increases living quality and offers viable alternatives to the existing interior geometry
On an oak-covered hillock, Ranch Dressing opens up to 270-degree panoramic views
Existing ranch-style home, located in Mill Valley in the Mt. Tamalpais area, is transformed into a light-filled open house, making the landscape legible from within
The location on Mount Tamalpais offers direct connections to the wilderness and 270-degree views. Wood-paneled areas and large windows are added to the home, and the neutral white interior becomes a backdrop for the clients' art collection
Buttrick, for the exterior of the expanded living room, designs a gray aluminum sun screen. The staggered pivot entrance door is made of Shou Sugi Ba wood, and the interior features a rich mix of furnishings mixed with a sophisticated collection of art and collectibles, curated by designer Gary Hutton
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