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Sports Enthusiasts’ Hideaway by Klopf Architecture: A Modern Home Tailored for Active Living

Sports Enthusiasts’ Hideaway by Klopf Architecture: A Modern Home Tailored for Active Living

In Los Gatos, California, Klopf Architecture, in collaboration with Studio M Merge, has transformed a dated mid-century home into a dynamic, experience-driven retreat designed for a family of five with a deep passion for sports. Completed in 2020, the Sports Enthusiasts’ Hideaway reflects a lifestyle centered around wellness, recreation, and family togetherness.
By Klopf Architecture Published: Updated: 3 min read
C-Through House by Klopf Architecture: A Modern Courtyard Retreat in Palo Alto

C-Through House by Klopf Architecture: A Modern Courtyard Retreat in Palo Alto

Completed in 2022, the C-Through House by Klopf Architecture exemplifies a clever architectural response to both site constraints and lifestyle aspirations. Located in Palo Alto, California, this modern residence was designed to maximize floor area on a compact lot, while embracing privacy, fluid indoor-outdoor living, and low-profile aesthetics—all within the parameters of FEMA floodplain elevation requirements.
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Eichler Great Room by Klopf Architecture: A Modern Mid-Century Renovation in Sunnyvale

Eichler Great Room by Klopf Architecture: A Modern Mid-Century Renovation in Sunnyvale

The Eichler Great Room by Klopf Architecture is a thoughtful renovation of a classic mid-century home located in Sunnyvale, California. Completed in 2020, this transformation brings openness, light, and a renewed sense of function to a previously disjointed layout, preserving the spirit of the original Eichler while adapting it for modern living.
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Berkeley Hills MCM Remodel by Klopf Architecture: A Modern Mid-Century Retreat in the Treetops

Berkeley Hills MCM Remodel by Klopf Architecture: A Modern Mid-Century Retreat in the Treetops

Nestled in the scenic heights of Berkeley Hills, California, the Berkeley Hills MCM Remodel by Klopf Architecture is a refined transformation of a mid-century modern residence into a serene treetop retreat. Completed in 2021, the project introduces spatial openness, modern comfort, and a fully accessible Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) designed for multigenerational living.
By Klopf Architecture Published: Updated: 3 min read
Modern Ranch House by Klopf Architecture: A Contemporary Transformation in San Jose

Modern Ranch House by Klopf Architecture: A Contemporary Transformation in San Jose

In the heart of Silicon Valley, Klopf Architecture undertook a remarkable transformation of a traditional ranch-style residence, resulting in the Modern Ranch House—a testament to modern design and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Completed in 2020, this San Jose, California home now exemplifies contemporary aesthetics while honoring its mid-century roots.
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Modern Inversion by Klopf Architecture: A Light-Filled Reverse Plan Retreat in San Francisco

Modern Inversion by Klopf Architecture: A Light-Filled Reverse Plan Retreat in San Francisco

The Modern Inversion by Klopf Architecture, completed in 2020, is a bold reimagining of a formerly compartmentalized spec house in San Francisco, California. Designed for a family that saw long-term potential in their home, the remodel transforms outdated interiors into a sunlit, fluid sanctuary defined by indoor-outdoor living and panoramic city views.
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Modern Atrium House by Klopf Architecture: A Harmonious Blend of Mid-Century Inspiration and Sustainable Design

Modern Atrium House by Klopf Architecture: A Harmonious Blend of Mid-Century Inspiration and Sustainable Design

Nestled in the serene hills of Belmont, California, the Modern Atrium House by Klopf Architecture stands as a testament to the seamless integration of mid-century modern aesthetics with 21st-century sustainability. Completed in 2015, this residence was envisioned for a family of three seeking a home that resonates with nature while embracing modern living standards.
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