by Field | Aug 14, 2023 | News
The architecture of Madrone Ridge was inspired by the cyclical presence and absence of seasonal rainwater on its site in Northern California. The house interacts with the weather and collects rain through roofs that are folded and sloped inward. The building forms are...
by Field | Jun 18, 2019 | News
Pinon Ranch’s site is steeply sloped and densely layered with oak trees. It’s a site that requires a kind of bravery and a bold approach— an approach which led us to the restoration of a sloping, open meadow sheltered amidst the big oak groves. Tapping into the...
by Field | Sep 3, 2018 | News
Zinfandel has, from its beginnings, been as much a building as it is a conversation: with the land, with the clients, and with our collaborators under the shade of the old oak tree that now anchors the project. In this month’s Luxe Magazine, writer Jennifer...
by Field | Jun 15, 2018 | News
Each time Field Architecture devises a design, the land dictates what and where it should be.” – Laura Mauk, Silicon Valley Magazine. We’re thrilled to have been featured in this careful, comprehensive, and deeply sensitive cover story about...
by Field | Aug 29, 2017 | News
After publishing Under the Eaves in the June issue of San Francisco Cottages and Gardens, Hagberg Fisher took an even closer look at our recently-completed Portola Valley project. When I asked Jess Field what he thought about this project, he said it was a “case study...
by Field | Jul 20, 2017 | News
Laura Mauk, writing in this month’s Luxe, observed that our Sentinel Ridge project is “like a piece of thread—one made of wood, metal, glass and plaster—that’s woven into the landscape, joining vineyard terrain to the north and a forested settling to the south.” The...
