Full Remodel of Historic San Francisco Duplex Flat
This lower-level duplex renovation in a century-old San Francisco home reconfigured the layout, added a new bathroom, relocated the kitchen, and upgraded outdated systems. The result: a fully modernized, code-compliant residence that blends thoughtful design with historic preservation.
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Explore photos of the finished space, construction details, and everything in between. Every image tells the story of thoughtful craftsmanship.
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How We Brought This Project to Life
Rethinking the Flow
Layout meets lifestyle.
We relocated the kitchen, built a new bathroom, and reconfigured walls to create a more open and usable living space—all tailored to the needs of modern living.
Bringing the Infrastructure Up to Code
What you don’t see matters most.
Failing galvanized pipes and outdated wiring were replaced with modern plumbing and grounded electrical. GFCI outlets, new lighting, and proper drainage brought safety and performance to every space.
Converting and Creating New Space
Every square foot with a purpose.
We transformed a storage closet into a laundry area with full hookups, venting, and framing reinforcement—maximizing function without expanding the home’s footprint.
Preserving Character While Modernizing
Old soul, new systems.
Throughout construction, we worked under DBI permitting and code requirements, ensuring full seismic, plumbing, and electrical compliance—while protecting the building’s historic architectural charm.
