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Daniel Piechota
Piechota Architecture
Daniel Piechota is an accomplished architect with a strong educational background, having studied Bachelor of Architecture at California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo and Architecture at Denmark International Studies.
Over the course of his career, Daniel has held prominent positions in various organizations, including being a former Principal at Piechota Architecture, Partner at Sagan-Piechota Architecture, Principal at Daniel Piechota, Architect, and Designer at Mckey Muennig, Architect.
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“From the street, the house has an unassuming appearance…… Inside, the space unfolds into multiple levels, with sweeping views of the beach and mountains seen through glass walls and courtyards.” We are excited to be featured in @WSJ with this fantastic story by Nancy Keates, which perfectly captures the spirit of our clients, the home that we designed for them and the collaborative effort of the design and building team. Heartfelt thanks to our incredible clients, Stan Chapman and Marguerite Woung-Chapman, for their sense of humor and adventurous spirit and entrusting us with our vision for the home that they have dubbed the Mullet House. Special thanks to Interior Designer @studiocollinsweir , Lead Design Architect, @camhelland , Landscape Architect, @blisslandscapearchitecture , and Builder, Stocker and Allaire for contributing their exceptional talents. link to story in bio. Photos @vivianjohnsonphoto and @joefletcherphoto
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Many thanks to @localproject for their feature "Spirited Revival…” and to @bronwynmarshall for her insightful treatment of the story.
Originally designed in 1959 by the accomplished Berkeley firm Campbell and Wong, and originally published in 1960 in House & Garden magazine, this house was in need of a refresh and undoing of some insensitive renovations. The owners Jeff and Kristen, immediately fell in love with the house's siting and open architecture, despite the insensitive remodelling and its dated kitchen layout. Their goal was to breathe life back into the house while preserving its essential character; lightly reworking the kitchen and bedroom wings to suit contemporary living.
Thank you to Jeff and Kristen for their passionate stewardship of this special property and their hands-on collaboration with the design team. Also, thanks to our friends at @groundstudiolandscape and their brilliant reinvigoration and reinvention of the entire property. And to Project Architect, Max Sanchez for his meticulous detailing and project guidance. All captured by the keen eye of @joefletcherphoto.
