If your house didn’t have an address, would people still know it was yours?

We’re Hart Wright Architects. We know the key to a great project is listening to you.

Modern bathroom with red tile shower, white toilet, wooden vanity, and marble countertop sink.
Modern kitchen with wood dining table, dark chairs, large windows overlooking green trees and mountains.

A space built around who you are develops over many conversations. It leads to work, play, and relaxation that each feel incredibly fulfilling.

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From the first drawing to the last nail, we’re site-sensitive, ego-free, and hands-on.

Modern kitchen with island, three stools, wooden cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and hardwood floors.

We don’t just design houses, we make you feel at home.

Long hallway with wood cabinets, large windows, artwork, and two small dogs standing on tiled floor.

Woodside

Installing an elevator grew into a complete redesign that makes aging-in-place an accessible delight.

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Modern kitchen with wood cabinetry, blue lower cabinets, a large island, and glass doors to a deck.

Waller

The new owners of a 1909 Victorian home asked for our specialty: an inviting, modern interior connected with the California climate.

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Modern house with wood and gray exterior, balcony, green lawn, and large trees in background.

Larkspur

An indoor-outdoor 2-story construction with casual light and minimalist detailing throughout.

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Modern house with large glass windows, outdoor seating, concrete patio, and small water fountain.

Blackthorn

Light channels were sliced through this Mid-Century home for unprecedented openness and outdoor flow.

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Modern kitchen with wooden island, two stools, green tile backsplash, and large glass doors to a deck.

Cole Valley

A remodel of a 1903 Victorian home that achieved a spacious, naturally-lit kitchen and a bathroom fit for this century.

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A roadmap for our collaboration

01. Programming

This is where we define the project; two meetings with plenty of brainstorming and dreaming-out-loud to establish what works in your current home and/or what you hope for.

02. Schematic Design

The next two times we meet are all about developing a concept. We’ll discuss forms, materials, styles, and solutions. By the end of this phase, we have a floor plan and elevations.

03. Design Development

This is where 2D drawings are transformed into 3D models and databases. An engineer weighs in on buildability, and real costs start to be defined.

04. Construction Documentation

Here’s where we iron-out every single detail of the vision, down to doorknobs and screw sizes. The documents we generate allow builders and craftsmen to do their jobs quickly, efficiently, and as accurately as possible.

05. Construction Administration

New discoveries always happen when paper becomes 2x4s and drywall. We collaborate closely with contractors to fulfill the intent of the project, approving decisions and being on-hand for opportunities you can’t see until the walls go up.

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We look forward to

meeting you.