Leger Wanaselja Architecture

Sustainability Redefined

The McGee Salvage House stands as a testament to the possibility of sustainable design without compromising aesthetics. This remarkable project showcases a forward-thinking approach to creating an environmentally conscious home. Crafted from salvaged and recycled materials, it demonstrates the potential to achieve energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact through innovative reuse and innovation.

Unique Design and Construction

The house's exterior features over 100 salvaged car roofs covering the upper walls, while the lower walls are clad in poplar bark - a sustainable waste product. The unique layout and carefully placed windows maximize natural light and create a sense of spaciousness despite the compact footprint.

A Portfolio of Green Achievements

The McGee Salvage House has received numerous accolades, including the AIA Green Design Award in 2012. This recognition highlights its groundbreaking approach to sustainable design, blending functionality, aesthetics, and environmental responsibility in perfect harmony.

Nabeshima Kahle Snow House: A Vision Realized

Nestled in the aftermath of the devastating Oakland firestorm, the Nabeshima Kahle House embodies resilience and resourcefulness. Carefully designed to fit its challenging triangular lot and tight neighborhood, this home maximizes outdoor connections with expansive glass walls and opens to the surrounding landscape.

Frame Hoskins: Embracing the Outdoors

This Marin County renovation boasts breathtaking views and seamless integration with the natural surroundings. The remodel features a thoughtful arrangement of decks, stairs, doors, and windows, maximizing connection to the outdoors and offering breathtaking vistas. Additionally, the project incorporates sustainable materials and energy-efficient features.

Adeline Street Urban Salvage: Modernity with a Touch of History

This transformative project in Berkeley combines meticulous salvage with contemporary design elements. The transformation of the century-old house and concrete block shop resulted in a space that maximizes natural light and space, while minimizing environmental impact through thoughtful material selection and energy-efficient practices.

Elia Jones: A Vision Transformed

In this remarkable transformation, a dilapidated ranch house was reborn as a sustainable haven. Every element, from the studs to the finishes, was carefully chosen to create a durable and resource-efficient home. The result is a visually stunning and environmentally conscious living space.