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A SAN FRANCISCO HIDEOUT, WHOSE SPARE, ART-FILLED
INTERIOR OPENS TO SPECTACULAR VIEWS, A TIERED GARDEN
AND DECKS, IS DESIGNED FOR LIVING INSIDE AND OUT.
BY ZAHID SARDAR PHOTOGRAPHS BY ERIC LAIGNEL
Clockwise from this page: For a San
Francisco home, CCS Architecture
formed a foyer gallery, with a pivoting
red front door, in which a framed cast
plaster panel, “Still Life With Fruit”
by Matthew Palladino, hangs above a
bench that contains slippers for guests;
the charred cedar exterior is complemented with a tall entry porch lined
with back-painted red glass; a bleached
Douglas fir wood staircase, with side
walls perforated for display niches, goes
from the foyer to the third floor, interrupted only by a second-floor landing.
