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Principal Architect

2024-2025

Schematic Design

1800 SF Tenant improvement converting historic grain storage into cocktail bar and restaurant with 1800 SF outdoor patio.

Principal Architect

2023-2024

Commercial Sauna vessel prototype in Richardson Bay.

Under Construction

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Principal Architect

2023-2024

Under Construction

Modernization / Historic Renovation of original 1940 hillside residence.

Project Architect

7/2023-6/2024

Bar April Jean

2,859 SF Commercial Hospitality

1371 Grant Ave

SF CA 94109

Bar April Jean is the renovation and remodel of the 100 year old commercial bar at the corner of Grant and Green in the Historic neighborhood of North Beach. Named to honor the owner's mothers, partners Jamal Blake-Williams and Joe Poz team up to bring the hometown bar back to the neighborhood while bringing light to the long line of patrons and parties past. Brittany Busacca and Jamal Blake-Williams provide interior design direction and veteran bar knowledge , while Nate Valentine provided operational knowhow to maximize the use and function of the historic building for generations to come.

Transforming every aspect of the interior and exterior with a new accessible entry, re-oriented bar, consolidated bathrooms, new vertical circulation connecting the basement to the bar, new acoustical separation to residential units above, new flooring and all new storefront and facade with full lighting, electrical, and plumbing and sound throughout. Each move was a calculous for function and aesthetic to simplify and amplify existing strengths, remaining authentic and honest.

Natural light floods and connects the space with enlarged floor to ceiling glass and accordion folding storefront windows bringing the bar into the street and putting dormant corner back on display.

Organic materials breathe health back into the 100 year old space. Century details hark back to the gold standard for fine hospitality combining reclaimed old-growth redwood, oak flooring, black marble counters, modeled plaster, moss green tile, radiused joinery, and relics of history to create a vibe to be yourself while remembering the steep in the history of San Francisco's Barbary Coast.

My personal ode to a childhood spent between my fathers North Beach apartment and our childhood adventures in the watershed of Mt. Tamalpais.

Love you mom.

Team:

Brittany Busacca _ (partner) Interior Design

Jamal Blake Williams _ (partner) Bar

Joe Poz _ (partner) Operations

Nate Valentine _ (partner)

Relatores Structural Engineering _ Structural Engineering

Malcolm Debrus, Debrus Construction _ General Contractor

Enzo Design Build _ Millwork

Nicole Hayden _ Custom Plaster , Sign Art

Dan Replogle _ Photography

Principal Architect

Design Development

Residential renovation for two artists and their family.

Principal Architect

2022-2024

Under Construction

Negotiating tight site constraints, the new pool, pool deck, and terrace tuck precisely into the existing flow of the house to complete the dream home for a growing family.

In collaboration with:

Roche and Roche, Landscape Architect

Restaurant Bar and Secret Garden

Marina District, SF

Schematic Design

Principal Architect

2024-2025

Design Development

A hillside accessory dwelling for a couple with a growing and extending family. Perched on a steep site, the structure and new deck create a floating flatform in the trees and adding 250 sf to the existing 1900 sf home. Guest bed, living, sauna and cold plunge maximize lot potential by activating the entire hillside.

Principal Architect

Renovation Remodel / Landscape / Art

Schematic Design

2025

Feldman Architecture

Senior Job Captain

2022-2023

Reacting to the site, the home embeds itself within the varying microclimates, nestling under canopies and extending into daylight and stretching to distant views. This home is bound to exceed Living Building Challenge to be net zero carbon.

Project Team

Jonathan Feldman, Partner in Charge

Anjali Iyer, Project Manager

Isaac Rise, Intern

Ground Studio, Landscape Architect

Strandberg Engineering, Structural Engineer

Feldman Architecture

Senior Job Captain

2022-2023

Horizontal expanses stretch across the face of the cliff aligning interior experiences with far reaching regional views. A vertical service core establishes the structural fulcrum for the wide hovering bars while acting as a manifold, interlocking the service and the served and integrating function and experience. The gathering level opens to a level garden, sheltered by the sleeping bar above and supported by the recreational bar below. Turning inward, a vertical atrium brings light deep into the cave-like spa, reflecting sun through water and illuminating the interior of the cliff. This grand proposal uses concrete and steel to achieve the perception of weightlessness.

Team:

Steven Stept, Partner in Charge

Yanheng Ren, Designer

ZFA, Structural Engineer

Lea & Braze, Civil Engineer

Feldman Architecture

2021-2023

Senior Job Captain

The clients purchased the 2.5 Acre site and fell in love with the local ecosystem. Working with Ground Studio to fully understand the 4 major zones of the site, we integrated the building form as a lifted nest above the ground in the canopy of the trees. The building is oriented 15 degrees of south allowing for calculated overhangs to control the heat and light of the building while depending on passive cross ventilation and stack effect the double height atrium. The ground plane runs through the ground level of the building blurring indoor and outdoor experiences with large glass expanses, cantilevered floor plates and roofs, and a solar screen made of vertical louvres that camouflages the house with the rich natural pallet of the site.

Team:

Chris Kurlle, Partner in Charge

Ben Welty, Project Manager

Parker Klebaun, Intern Architect

Isaac Rise, Intern

Feldman Architecture

Senior Job Captain

2021

This project is shaped by the natural forces of the site. Within a mid-century modern aesthetic under Japanese influence, this house creates two courtyards flanked by to wings of the house bisected by an entry bridge. The second floor wraps the west side of the rear courtyard to protect the outdoor area from strong wester winds. By acting as a barrier, the second floor can be cooled primarily by cross ventilation. Solar louvres clad the second level to control sun and to create privacy.

Project Team:

Steven Stept, Partner in Charge

Drew Curran, Designer

Gabby Cheung, Designer

In-Situ, Landscape Architect

Principal Architect in Collaboration with Margret Ruiz / The Strand Design

2022-23

Reclaimed Old Growth Redwood with Scandinavian undertones mixes gridded order with free curves to both reveal and discover. Built to last, this is the client’s first bar.

Team:

The Strand Design, Interior Design

David Ruiz, Bar Consultant

MCH Engineers, MEP

Mark Boylan, Contractor

Concreteworks, Bar top

Alanna Hale, Photographer

Feldman Architecture

Senior Technical

2021-2023

Under Construction

Basement and second story addition remodel to a hillside San Francisco Residence. Moody interiors and expansive views shape the episodic journey through the house. Rich materials and fine wood detailing allow the nuance of funk to gently permeate through the project.

Team:

Anjali Iyer, Project Manager

Leila Bijan, Senior Job Captain

Lindsey Theobald, Interiors

Gabby Cheung, Designer

Feldman Architecture

Senior Job Captain

2020

Radial Compound with 4br main house, 2 br guest house, pool, bathhouse, garage, metal shop, and wood shop. Project will be done in phases in an effort to use the shops for staging the main build. In this case the guest house would act as prototype for a repeatable module and detail across the project. The result are fanning wing forms telescoping across the contours of the site.

Phase: Schematic Design

Project Team:

Jonathan Feldman

Steven Stept

Ground Studio

FELDMAN ARCHITECTURE

2019-2022

Senior Job Captain

Team:

Chris Kurrle, Partner in Charge

Jessica Stuenkel, Project Manager

Lutsko and Associates, Landscape Architects

Hillside development for a family oriented wine country home that honored its history. A unique design process for unique clients with new found appreciation for something old. The resulting agrarian structures are going to be pre-fabricated in LA and lifted into place, on site. The buildings form encircle an open meadow for playing and viewing the vines designed in collaboration with Lutsko and Associates.

Principal Architect

2021-2022

Kitchen renovation for private residence. Collaborative process with client in re-appropriating existing equipment in the face of shortages and delays. The result is a constrained white oak with 3/4” border frames to emphasize a rhythm. An earthy marble pulls out the browns and blacks in the white oak to make for a subtle but crisp insertion into the existing craftsman home.

Yonts Construction _ General Contractor

Work Horse Cabinetry _ Millwork

Krescent Carasso _ Photography

Principal Designer

20x20 is a scalable ADU from a single kit of parts. Developed for a property on the Oregon Coast, this 20x20 structure meets state requirements for ADU while minimizing the footprint. A self contained mechanical core holds the intelligence coupling the shower, the composting toilet, the hot water heater, and the cooktop into a pre-engineered module. The rest of the house is reconfigurable.

Principal Designer

2020

A woven cedar structure remains light and translucent with quad post columns and lattice infill. Value Engineering revisions sought an and even more efficient construction method resulting in a single splayed column, an architectural application of the material research on kerf cut timber.

Feldman Architecture

Senior Job Captain

4 story wood framed addition above an existing 2-story historic concrete garage for a 16 unit building with 2 level commercial tenant space.

Team:

Jonathan Feldman, Client

Jess Stuenkle, Project Manager

Evan McCurdry, Designer

Chris Kay, Designer

Principal Designer

Creekside Compound adds 1800 sf to a 1200 sf house. Converting a garage into an adu, and expanding and pushing up to a second level primary bedroom suite. A continuous trellis connects the parts and the new roof forms float above the horizontal datum. Working with the existing infrastructure and structure, this residential remodel project was surgical in its insertion.

FELDMAN ARCHITECTURE

2019

Role_Senior Job Captain

A single family home remodel that integrates natural surroundings with the experience of the space. Exposing a new stair and raising an existing roof takes this once low slung chopped up ranch house and makes it a cohesive open light filled volume for living.

Project Team:

Tai Ikegami_Partner in Charge

Don David_Structural Engineer

Rarefield_Landscape Design / Build

FELDMAN ARCHITECTURE

Role: Project Manager

2019

The Spreckels Music Temple was identified as the center of ceremonies for the 150th anniversary of Golden Gate Park. The civic art non-profit Illuminate tapped us to redesign the stage and coordinate an effort to integrate 64 lights and 2 mega speakers to activate the 100 year old structure. The stage takes cues from an ancient Greek theater focusing, the audience and performers alike on the center point of the celebration.

Team:

Jonathan Feldman, Partner in Charge

Chris Kay, Designer

Illuminate, Project Visionary

Jungsten Construction, General Contractor

Lightswitch, Lighting Designer

BugID, Audio Designer

https://datebook.sfchronicle.com/art-exhibits/lift-every-voice-takes-a-place-of-honor-in-golden-gate-park

FELDMAN ARCHITECTURE

Role: Project Manager

2017-2019

dosa by DOSA No. 2 brings the bar experience to center stage while keeping the budget to a minimum. The architectural effect of the island bar organizes the service and circulation in a circular flow around the dinning room. The bar is shrouded with a 20’ theatrical scrim on 4 sides that create a valence around an 8’ sand blasted acrylic sphere with a variable LED light on the interior. The mood ball mimics the light of the sun tracing sun rise, high noon, afternoon, sunset and dusk as the atmosphere of the restaurant changes from breakfast, lunch and dinner.

The symbol of the sun brings the energetic warmth and spirit of Mumbai to the tech-savy Silicon Valley neighborhood. We took full advantage of high ceilings and abundant natural light in the newly built concrete space. Hand-crafted interpretations of traditional Indian elements play with new and old, extending the design idiom of the original dosa by DOSA concept in Oakland.

Team:

Jonathan Feldman, Partner in Charge

Jeff Wheeler, Senior Technical Advisor

Chris Kay, Designer

Parker Kaulbum, Intern

Terra Nova Industries, Contractor

Revolver, Lighting

MHC Engineers, MEP

George Fredirichi, Kitchen Consultant

Anna Molina, Furnishings Consultant

FELDMAN ARCHITECTURE

Senior Job Captain

2018-2023

Completed

The Meadow Home Residence is sited in a nature preserve in Carmel Valley. The clients desired clean, muted architecture that would frame the picturesque wooded meadow landscape. Strong collaboration between the landscape architect settled the home into the site with meandering paths connecting the parking, the house, and the pool house.

Team:

Chris Kurrle, Partner in Charge

Daniel Holbrook, Project Manager

Sheerline Structural Engineering, Structural Engineer

Ground Studio, Landscape Architect

Doble and Son, General Contractor

FELDMAN ARCHITECTURE

Senior Job Captain

2017-2019

Completed

Our plan radiates from an informal lounge area to a perimeter band of formal spaces; from private offices to work stations, conference rooms, and break out rooms - a strategy that we have used on previous projects with great success. This diverse occupation of the building’s edge creates a flexible office culture where employees and visitors will experience contemplative personal space, collaborative work spaces, café settings, and formal presentation spaces as they circulate from one end of the space to the other. It is a gradient between residential comforts and corporate efficiency.

The perimeter is itself a gradient in transparency, from private, to semi private, to entirely open. A walk through the space offers a visual narrative of San Francisco. The opening and closing of the space, from interior to exterior, creates choice apertures that frame the most iconic landmarks of the city beyond.

The concept is a strategy with many outcomes. The program can be assigned in a number of ways specific to the needs of client. The framework set up amplifies the power of the view while retaining the intimate needs of the individual within the highly variable landscape of the office environment. We designed the office to resemble a walk along the top of a mountain, with curated views of the city below, powerful yet humble.

Team:

Tai Ikegami, Partner in Charge

Lindsey Theobold, Interior Designer

Johnny Lemoine, Designer

Liza Karimova, Designer

WSP, MEP Conslutant

Pritchard Peck, Lighting Consultant

March & Wright, AV consultant

Skyline Construction, General Contractor

Whiteside Management, Owner’s Rep

Paul Dyer, Photographer

Feldman Architecture

Senior Job Captain

Structural remodel with relocated entry, new kitchen, laundry, pantry, sitting area, and outdoor deck.

FELDMAN ARCHITECTURE

Project Manager

2017-2022

Awaiting Publication

The Gu Residence organizes the site with three stacked volumes. One for the living, one for the garage and utility, and the top bridging element as the bedrooms. The yin yang diagram captures a private rear courtyard with inward facing views for family and entertainment strategically situated for strong indoor outdoor connections through large sliding glass doors. The warm textures of bush hammered travertine and sustainably reclaimed Ulin siding emphasize the grounded volumes supporting the bridge element above. A bold yet subtle home that celebrates the site by opening space for living.

Team:

Steven Stept, Partner in Charge

Jeff Wheeler, Senior Technical Advisor

Sophia Beavis, Job Captain

Arron Lim, designer

Parker Klebahn, Intern

Provest Engineering, Structural Engineer

Thuilot and Associates, Landscape Architect

Lea & Braze, Civil Engineer

Phillip Newman, Mechanical Engineer

Gaile Guevara Studio, Interior Design

Tucci Lighting, Lighting Design

Interspace Builders, General Contractor

Photographer, Adam Rouse

FELDMAN ARCHITECTURE

Project Manager

2016-2017

dosa by DOSA brings the energetic warmth and spirit of Mumbai street food to the easy-going Uptown Oakland neighborhood. We took full advantage of high ceilings and abundant natural light in the century-old, brick-and-timber building at 2301 Broadway. Hand-crafted interpretations of traditional Indian elements play with new and old, developing an enduring design idiom for future dosa by DOSA locations.

dosa by DOSA is street corner casual and quick. An all-day bar keeps the energy light and lively from breakfast through dinner. The open kitchen and its wood clad hearth showcase the handwork of creating fresh dosa. Highlighting the meeting of Oakland and Mumbai, two large mural walls commissioned from local artists transports the customer from Oakland to India and promises fresh discoveries with every family dinner, casual cocktail, or morning chai.

Beautiful, healthful, soulful spaces that inspire people and enhance our communities: those are the objectives of Feldman Architecture. Aligned with our clients’ vision, this Uptown Oakland project’s resourceful design, fine materials, and thoughtful detailing make dosa by DOSA both journey and destination.

Team:

Jonathan Feldman, Partner in Charge

Jeff Wheeler, Sr Technical Advisor

Evan McCurdy, Designer

IDEO, Branding and Identity

Terra Nova Industries, Contractor

Melinda Morisson, Lighting,

MHC Engineers, MEP

Nahum Goldberg, Kitchen Consultant

Anna Molina, Furnishings Consultant

Namita Kapur, Muralist

Kassie Borreson, Photographer

FELDMAN ARCHITECTURE

Job Captain

2016-2018

Unbuilt

The floating fold house is located in Port Costa on a hill sloping north with a view over the Carquinez Straight. The concept for the house was to create a programmed retaining wall dug into the hilside with a floating roof above. Bathrooms, utilities, and kitchen reside in the thickened back wall while the open floor plan opens to the view beyond. The plan bends with the contours of the hill and the roof folds to mimic the rolling hills.

Project Team:

Jonathan Feldman, Partner in Charge

Loretta Gargan, Landscape Architect

Daedelus, Structural Engineers

Apex, Civil Engineering and Land Surveying

Principal Designer

2016

1200 SF redwood shade shade structure on the top of Mt. Sonoma. It was designed with precision engineering to withstand hurricane force winds for up 3 seconds. Integrated brackets and cross laced beams and columns create a rigid frame

FELDMAN ARCHITECTURE

Project Manager

2015

The stable was built in 1909 by Bricca family. The building sits at the edge of the old shoreline looking east toward the bay in iconic Jackson Square. The brick and timber building was seismically retrofitted with steel moment frames marking the first modernization of the building in 2002. As a move to preserve the structure and its inherent history, the project sought to camouflage the desired private conference and meeting rooms through reflection. Etched glass walls mirror the brick and timber space, multiplying it through spatial sequencing while clear glass partitions allow for clear visibility through the space. The result is an office that is both private yet open, opaque and transparent. The addition mimics a layer of fog near a damp port referencing the building's original bay side geography. Nautical modern preservationist. Clean crisp and raw and gnarled. Tranquil.

The office serves a staff of 14 with 2 large conference rooms, 2 private meeting rooms, 1 lounge, kitchen, lobby and 2 benches of workstation. The lighting comes from a rectangular architectural element marking the perimeter of the computer stations. The project was completed in 5 months sketch to finish. 

Team:

Scenic Advisement, Client

Tai Ikegami, Partner in Charge

Morosos Construction, Contractor

Tineke Trigs, Interior Furnishings

Techlinea, Lighting Design

MHC Engineers, MEP

Adam Rouse, Photographer

Feldman Architecture

Job Captain

2015

Contour follows the contours of the landscape to terrace two molded bar structures into the hillside. Uphill are the bedrooms and the den. Down hill is the kitchen, dining and living room. In the middle is the outdoor living room. The levels of the house rise as the family member or visitor traverses from the bottom of the hill to the top of the site. The house is a journey. 

The structure is composed of long stone walls that extend into the landscape. Roofs span between the walls to create the rooms that are of the hill. Wood slats and fenestration puncture the stone walls for views and warming texture while the landscape is designed to pass through the house filling the space with wild beauty. 

The geometry is both gentle and rigorous, finding the right level of cut and fill to balance the site. Every corner is accounted for. Every inch resolved. 

Unfortunately the client abandoned the project. The approved design and lot are up for sale. We hope a new buyer will share this dream and the project can come back to life. 

Team:

Jonathan Feldman, Partner in Charge

Ben Welty, Project Manager

Bernard Trainor, Landscape Architect

Principal Designer

2014-2015

Multi-phase business development package for City Smoke House Restaurant and Commissary with first phase mixed use retail / kitchen rezoning and permitting. Shown as a kitchen, cafe, and full service restaurant, this design process allow the clients to understand long term tenant agreements.

Principal Designer

In collaboration with David Spurgeon

2015

Boat house remodel on the Issaquah dock in Sausalito

Principal Designer / Fabricator

2014

3,000 sf tenant improvement office renovation in New York. Custom Millwork bench curves to provide a back rest in 2 places while creating ventilation for the floor board heater it masks. The bench was made with 1" Birch plywood and the bends were created with a 7 layers of 3mm birch laminated together. The curve is asymmetrical creating two seating options: the lounge and the upright. Both offer the informal office more options for working, meeting, or dreaming, and it radiates.
 

LUNDBERG DESIGN

Project Manager

2010

Pro bono design permitting and construction administration for the Sonoma Land Trust Baylands Center. The project is sited on the flood line where the Land Trust is working to let the levies out and the water to reclaim the marsh. In 5 years, this will be overlooking water. Make sure to look out for it next time you travel across HWY 37.

The project is both rural and modern, hiding a glass enclosed meeting space within a veiled wood barn structure. The glass slides open for extended events and slides closed on cold or windy days without ever loosing connection to the spectacular setting. A private office and bathroom flank the entry anchoring and anchoring the front of the building. The landscape rolls away as one walks out onto the deck perching them high to see for miles. 

Team:

Olle Lundberg, Principal

Nonella Builders, Contractor

Yu-Strandberg, Structural Engineers

Lundberg Design

Designer
2009

Historic Renovation of 1908 Brick building in Jackson Square. Structural upgrade for commercial office upstairs, Steel Facade Remodel, Cafe, Kitchen and Fine Dining. Effectively doubled mechanical and power utility and maximized building's production capacity through a highly collaborative fast pace design process. 

LUNDBERG DESIGN all rights reserved

Team:

Lundberg Design:

Olle Lundberg

Jennifer Brodie

Contractor:

Tera Nova Industries

Mechanical Engineers:

Leonard M Rose (LMR)

Kitchen Consultant: 

East Bay Restaurant Supply

Lundberg Design

Artist

renderings for an investor package adapting a large double height space into a restaurant and leisure club. Hand drawn with graphite and reference images to convey the exterior and interior potentials with a the sense of San Francisco lifestyle. Concept Evolved into Bluestem Brassarie.

3 days total from inception to .presentation

LUNDBERG DESIGN

Designer

2007

Renovation and remodel of 1912 concrete and timber factory building for retail and residence for clients with extensive art collection. In an effort to preserve wall space, a pre-fabricated units from salvaged shipping containers where cut and stacked for a ship-in-the-bottle concept bed/bath below and office/terrace above. The stair was designed to further push the material efficiency of steel, bending a single 3/8 inch plate to a maximum 55 degrees for a modular build. The full build out included master bath, kitchen, radiant heating, and root deck. The pre-fabricated units and stair were installed in two days with a single hoist. 

Team:

Olle Lundberg, Principle

David Battenfield, Project Manager

Donald Lewis, Contractor

Yu-Strandberg Engineering, Structural Engineers

Compass Container (Port of Oakland), Fabricator

Tony Orantes, Fabricator

Pat Carson, Fabricator

Lundberg Design

Designer

2007

Two level kitchen for the new California Academy of Sciences. Structural upgrade for showcase wall, Steel Stair remodel, Cafe, Kitchen, Bar, Fine Dining, Wine Storage, and 2 story living wall and aquarium. Managed and Facilitated Vast team of consultants while working through in-house fabrication features in consultation with Renzo Piano Building work Shop.

LUNDBERG DESIGN all rights reserved

Team:

Lundberg Design:

Olle Lundberg

David Battenfield

Contractor:

Tera Nova Industries

Mechanical Engineers:

MHC Engineers

Kitchen Consultant: 

East Bay Restaurant Supply

Lundberg Design

2007

Project Manager

1200 SF wine bar enoteca with new kitchen, bar, office and storefront in downtown Napa.