Faith’s House
1539 Felton Street
San Francisco, California
Faith’s House: Unique modern marvel in beautiful San Francisco!
Faith’s House was designed by artist Faith Gohstand, and renowned San Francisco architect Jeremy Kotas. It soars in unique curves and organic soul. The unique structure continues to garner international acclaim, having been featured in Italian architectural magazine Abitare, the San Francisco Chronicle, and numerous other design publications.
In addition to its unique architecture, it touts amazing views from both its sweeping ends. It’s also located just two blocks from San Francisco’s second-largest park, John McLaren Park, a favorite of hikers and dog lovers.
Sleek, elegant, one-of-a-kind, in the greatest city on Earth!
Jeremy Kotas, Architect
“The biggest reason for the impact of this house is the big idea of twisting the street front and the garden front towards the distant views. This created the need for the curved walls, and other curves were used as appropriate. The walls in the upper level of the house were finished with a thin coat of fine plaster, applied by a specialist from Boston as a favor to the builder. There is also the acknowledgment of the liveliness of the house because of its response to changing light conditions throughout the day and night. And, eventually, that garden east fence will turn the same mossy green as the wall of the bedroom below the deck… the house is one with the Earth.”
Salient Points
Architect Jeremy Kotas one-of-a-kind design!
Artist Faith Gohstand’s vision
Internationally acclaimed and published!
Sleek, elegant, one-of-a-kind, in the greatest city on Earth!
Entire structure wraps toward San Francisco Bay
Great Curved Wall– thinly plastered by a Boston specialist
Organic, integral concepts; palpable
Lovely, diverse, largely self-sustaining garden
Dynamic skylights throughout; house responds accordingly
Hardwood floors
Daniel Gohstand
The Great Curved Wall
The way the moon casts water ripples against the wall through the skylights after a rain
The angled, diagonal slat over the fireplace
The slate hearth
The outline of the gray concrete, from back to front
The view looking up at the front against billowing clouds
The look and touch of the moss on the concrete out front
The garden from above
The garden from below
Just so you know…
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