Eisenmann Architecture

Say hello to our new Production Designer, Skye Taylor! Working her way from Portland to Chicago to France before landing in the Bay Area, we welcome her versatility and creativity. Learn more about Skye and the rest of the Eisenmann team on our website. https://www.eisenmannarchitecture.com/team

Did you know that we serve not only the Bay Area but also the Lake Tahoe community? Now, you know! Thinking of building a custom home or 2nd home at Lake Tahoe, our cost calculator tool will help you to figure out your budget. https://www.eisenmannarchitecture.com/project-cost-calculat

Have you visited our website recently? You should! There's nothing like a new year to kick off a website refresh. We think you'll notice a better and faster user experience! Let us know what you think. https://www.eisenmannarchitecture.com/

Ever wonder how much could your home renovation or custom home build cost? Our new Project Cost Calculator will show you what variables may affect the construction and design fees in real time so you can have a better idea of what will best fit your budget. https://www.eisenmannarchitecture.com/project-cost-calculat

One of Eisenmann Architecture's Evelyn Avenue Bungalow project bathrooms is featured in yet another Houzz Bathroom Design editorial | New This Week: 6 Bold Bathrooms With a Shower-Tub

Eisenmann Architecture's Project Manager Jos Reynaud discussing the wooden trellis details at one of our full house remodel projects in Albany, CA. Evelyn Avenue Modern - https://www.eisenmannarchitecture.com/evelyn-avenue-modern-

A hidden pantry similarly preserves the original design intent but in a new configuration that integrates better with the workflow. A newly renovated breakfast room with beautiful hand-painted wallpaper overlooks the view of the front garden. Twelve skylights were added in the attic to increase light in the dark interior... Estates Drive Project - https://www.eisenmannarchitecture.com/estate-drive-project

An artist and a Burning Man aficionado asked for a creative update to their kitchen and powder room. They were excited to be living in their San Francisco Victorian, but being creative they were driven to add their own taste to their beautiful home. The kitchen, located at the back of the house, was connected to the garden with an elevated deck, and to the dining room via the original Victorian double pocket doors. Important goals included weaving a powder room into the open floor plan while still maintaining privacy, and providing designated kitchen workstations to match their lifestyle. Please read more about the Cole Street Victorian - https://www.eisenmannarchitecture.com/cole-street-victorian

Real Estate Agents Matt Vance & Peter Ashbaugh discovered a rare mid-century modern home in North Berkeley and recognized its potential. The house had been designed by Architect Elwood Hanson and offered a well-organized floor plan with vaulted views from the Living Room. Matt and Peter hoped to re-invigorate the minimally touched house and reached out to Eisenmann Architecture. The original 1964 kitchen was centrally located but enclosed by four windowless interior walls. A ...single skylight provided the only natural light in the landlocked space. Furthermore, a bulky elevator had been added, separating the Living and Dining Rooms. The priority was to better integrate the public spaces while honoring the intent of the original Architect. The Eunice Street Mid Century kitchen is featured in this Houzz article - Before and After: 6 Kitchen Makeovers in 200 Square Feet or Less

Happy Holidays from the Eisenmann Architecture team to yours! We look forward to seeing you in the New Year!