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RESIDENTIAL / ADU

MODULAR HOUSING PRODUCT LINE
Northern California · Professional work, 2017–2019
 

Five single-family models and two ADUs, designed as a product line for rapid modular construction — floor plans engineered for affordability and repeatable factory production. As an Architect, I built the workflow that carried the line from design through fabrication: customized tools moving drawings and data cleanly between the design lead, in-house engineers, and contractors.

Revit Section 3D Model Perspective
Revit 3D Perspective Model
Revit Axo 3D Model Perspective

Level 1 - 4BR Compact Residence

Level 2 - 4BR Compact Residence

TWO GUIDES

People usually call us with the same questions. What will it cost, how long will it take, and do we need an architect at all. These guides answer part of that before you spend anything. 
Request the guide you want and we will send it over. The page for
downloading them directly is still being built.

Cover of Remodeling Tips, a free guide for Bay Area homeowners from studio c architecture

#01 REMODEL / ADDITION

Setting the scope, room sizes, budget and contingency, and how to put a team together. Also aging in place, and making room for parents or grown children.

Cover of ADU Essentials, a free guide to backyard and garage units in California from studio c architecture

#02 ADU - DETACHED/ATTACHED/CONVERSION

What each ADU type means. The California rules that require a city to approve one that meets the standards. How far it has to sit from the property line, how tall it can be, fire zones and parking. Then the permit steps in order.

Second edition, September 2026, updated for the California ADU law changes that took effect on 1 January 2026.

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