The Silo House

Located in the scenic summits of Twin Peaks, two intriguing houses are conjoined by a unique outdoor space. The smaller house is is built around a silo, a large cylinder which is typically used to store grain, however also serves as a staircase connecting all four levels. The entire house is fitted with vaulted ceilings and arched ceilings, which create a structure reminiscent of a barn. The larger structure has a more traditional feel and layout, due to its its typical rectangular construction.

The Lighthouse

Set on the picturesque Dolores Park, this renovated church manages to retain all charm of the original design, while integrating modern architectural features. ‘The LightHouse’, as its called by the developers, has several grand architectural aspects that make it a popular site in the heart of the Mission District. The grandeur of the pearl white building is further demonstrated through distinct columns, this along with the large silver dome on the roof create the distinct look of an ancient greek temple.

The Flintstone House

Perched on the side of a hill in Hillsborough, the orange and purple ‘Flintstone House’ serves as an eye-catching contrast from the soothing green hills that surround it. Due to its prime location above Highway 280, this house is well-known among the Bay Area community. It is primarily characterized by its strange bulbous shape, vibrant color palette, and a recent addition of dinosaur sculptures in the front yard. The architectural gem shares a few similarities with the house featured in the famous Flintstone cartoon. Both structures, digital and real, consist of features such as distinct oblong windows, a cave-like interior and handcrafted appearance.