Strackbein Architecture provides full architecture and interior design services for your project starting with conceptual design and working with you through construction documents, permitting, bidding, and administrative support services during construction. Whether you need help getting permits for your Accessory Dwelling Unit, you want to add on to or renovate your existing home, or you want to design your dream home from scratch, Strackbein Architecture puts you first and can guide you through the process.
Strackbein Architecture has extensive experience in hospitality design including hotels, restaurants and resort design. Projects include new high-rise construction in downtown San Francisco, renovations of historic hotels, and work as far away as Fiji and Honduras. Isaac has worked in the field of architecture for over fifteen years. He holds a Bachelor of Environmental Design from the University of Colorado at Boulder and a Master of Architecture from the Yale School of Architecture.
Strackbein Architecture has extensive experience in hospitality design including hotels, restaurants and resort design. Projects include new high-rise construction in downtown San Francisco, renovations of historic hotels, and work as far away as Fiji and Honduras. Isaac has worked in the field of architecture for over fifteen years. He holds a Bachelor of Environmental Design from the University of Colorado at Boulder and a Master of Architecture from the Yale School of Architecture.
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Strackbein Architecture firm principal, Isaac Strackbein, participated in this project in the architecture studio of professor Alan Plattus while a student at Yale School of Architecture.
The project was to examine a block in the heart of downtown Shanghai filled with dilapidated traditional Lilong housing.
Large-scale development was proceeding on all surrounding blocks, with this one poised to be next.
The project took on the task of addressing both the historic rural-to-urban influx of Chinese citizens and a desire to retain some elements of Shanghai's traditional housing fabric.
The project was to examine a block in the heart of downtown Shanghai filled with dilapidated traditional Lilong housing.
Large-scale development was proceeding on all surrounding blocks, with this one poised to be next.
The project took on the task of addressing both the historic rural-to-urban influx of Chinese citizens and a desire to retain some elements of Shanghai's traditional housing fabric.
This project is to construct a resort located in the Fiji Islands.
The resort will feature a 300+ room hotel, a spa, three pools, outdoor fire-pits, several bars and restaurants, and a conference hall and associated meeting spaces capable of serving 1,000+ people.
The project is scheduled to begin construction in 2021.
The resort will feature a 300+ room hotel, a spa, three pools, outdoor fire-pits, several bars and restaurants, and a conference hall and associated meeting spaces capable of serving 1,000+ people.
The project is scheduled to begin construction in 2021.
This project is located in the city of Saratoga, California.
The home owners plan to expand their existing kitchen to make room for an island by relocating their furnace & water heater and taking some space from their dining room.
New skylights will help brighten the formerly dark space.
The dining room that they seldom use will be repurposed into a study alcove with space for their exercise bike.
The intervention will aggrandize their living space by demolishing the existing truss-framing and vaulting the ceiling.
The home owners plan to expand their existing kitchen to make room for an island by relocating their furnace & water heater and taking some space from their dining room.
New skylights will help brighten the formerly dark space.
The dining room that they seldom use will be repurposed into a study alcove with space for their exercise bike.
The intervention will aggrandize their living space by demolishing the existing truss-framing and vaulting the ceiling.
The project is to build an approximately 2,800 square foot home above a single-car garage located on a 40-acre plot of land in Sonoma County near Calistoga, California.
The project site features sweeping 360 degree views.
The design responds to the site with large windows framing specific views and a large roof perched above the main room of the house providing continuous clerestory windows around the periphery.
The design features an open-concept great room that merges areas for living, eating & cooking.
The project site features sweeping 360 degree views.
The design responds to the site with large windows framing specific views and a large roof perched above the main room of the house providing continuous clerestory windows around the periphery.
The design features an open-concept great room that merges areas for living, eating & cooking.
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