Ellison Residence Design in San Francisco, California
Ellison Residence is located in Pacific Heights, San Francisco, California, is a project of Marla and Ryan Ushijima Construction as the contractor. The building was completed in 1998. This residence is a remodel of a 10.000-square-foot house in Pacific Heights originally Designed by William Wurster in 1961.
To make the spectacular views of the San Francisco Bay even more panoramic the house’s factory-like grid of opaque glass facing the courtyard was turned into a sweeping wall of glass and stainless steel that juts out, as if it were craning to capture a glimpse of the Golden Gate Bridge. The monotony of plate-glass windows has been relieved in the living room with a distinctly syncopated rhythm, thanks to the addition of stainless steel frames, french doors and, most particularly, a large trapezoidal panel.
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