Bernal Overlook
![289 Bradford-9](https://www.slarchitecture.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/289-Bradford-9.jpg)
This home, built on a steeply down-sloping lot located on the South-East corner of Bernal Heights had an undeveloped basement space accessing the rear yard, which the owners wanted to make into a usable space.
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existing main floor
The Room needed to be a multifunction space, which could be used in its entirety as a family room, or be sectioned off into a more private guest bedroom.
A folding partition allows a portion of the space to be closed off from the main room
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The railing, CNC cut from walnut plywood is a modern take on a traditional Japanese rising sun motif.
![289 Bradford-10](https://www.slarchitecture.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/289-Bradford-10.jpg)