After purchasing a house in San Francisco, my client called me to help her put her house on the computer. She sent me hand drawn sketches with dimensions, and I sent her back CAD Floor Plans in PDF format.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
San Francisco Client - Sketch to CAD
After purchasing a house in San Francisco, my client called me to help her put her house on the computer. She sent me hand drawn sketches with dimensions, and I sent her back CAD Floor Plans in PDF format.
Architect:Emilio Ambasz


Friday, September 18, 2009
Rear Porch Conversion to Open Air Deck & Stairway Alteration - Bernal Heights, SF



Friday, September 11, 2009
SF Sunset District - New House Continue...

I went to the site today, and alot has been accomplished. Wood siding has been installed and the scratch coat of the stucco is currently being smoothed over along with some control joints on the sides of the house. All the doors and windows have been installed, exterior wood trims installed and primed.


A New Bathroom in Palo Alto, CA



A client called me to help with space planning and finish selection on a bathroom for a newly built one-story house in Palo Alto. Among the finishes chosen were a glass enclosed shower, metal shower furnishings, glass mosaic tile, ceramic brick style tiles w/ glass/ceramic brick in-inlay striping, and brick style stone tub surround.
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bathroom remodel
Friday, July 3, 2009
more construction...
windows were added, lots of exterior concrete work, fire rated wall installed on east, rough-in plumbing...









Tuesday, June 23, 2009
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About Me

- Draw II Build
- San Francisco, Bay Area, United States
- Since 1990, I have been immersed in the architectural world of drawing and building. So far, I have worked on all types of projects including residential, funerary, hospitality, and commercial. I work both in pencil and through the computer. I favor modern design and experimental works that engage the public to question the world they live in. I insist on developing a new language of architecture for a younger generation to mold and reconstruct.