The Challenge: At just over 8,000 square feet, this home asked for something almost no builder gets asked twice: every wall is a radius. There isn’t a straight run of framing in the house. Curved walls multiply the difficulty of everything that touches them: framing, drywall, millwork, cabinetry — and the design paired them with massive railroad ties spanning the outdoor patio.
Our Approach: Radius work rewards patience and punishes approximation. Our team laid out and framed each curve to hold its geometry through drywall and finish, coordinated every trade around lines that never stop bending, and set the reclaimed-timber patio structure to read as effortless as the hardest trick in heavy timber.
The Outcome: A one-of-a-kind 8,000-square-foot estate in the Santa Lucia Preserve where the architecture flows in every direction; it promised to be a showcase of what master craftsmanship looks like when the plans refuse to draw a straight line.