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Architect Visit: Terry & Terry in Berkeley

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Architect Visit: Terry & Terry in Berkeley

February 14, 2011

Berkeley-based Terry & Terry Architecture (founded by brothers Alex and Ivan Terry) is adept at reconfiguring Bay Area 1960s-era modernist boxes into light-filled pavilions with graceful indoor/outdoor flow (a feature that can be strangely absent in San Francisco midcentury houses). To see more of the firm's work, go to Terry & Terry Architecture.

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Above: The reimagined exterior of the Diamond house in San Francisco.

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Above: Walls of concrete contrast with rustic wood floors and ceilings.

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Above: The indoors and outdoors are merged, divided by a glass wall.

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Above: A Western red cedar-clad ceiling contrasts with the concrete wall.

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Above: Slanting light animates the tiled bath.

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Above: The rooftop deck offers sweeping views of the city.

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