Blog | Residential Project in Ross, CA

Clean geometry meets dramatic nature at the 7,000 sq ft Spring Road House in Ross, California, a compelling study in architectural contrast by LA-based EYRC Architects.

This ultra-modern home composes clean, boxed geometry structures within the dramatic, heavily wooded environment to "serve as a 'tranquil retreat from urban life' for an entrepreneur" (Dezeen 2019).

Seamless connection is achieved through floor-to-ceiling Vitrocsa Invisible Wall and Goldbrecht Classic Window Line systems, which seemingly dissolve the architectural barriers of the unique structure between the indoors and outdoors.

The minimalist framing of the ultra-slim profiles ensures the focus remains entirely on the stunning outdoor environment.

This transparency is structurally sound. The Vitrocsa 4x4 Track System, Centering Device, and Deflection Header - innovative engineering by Goldbrecht - reinforces the stacked geometry, allowing the entire volume to achieve a lighter, more transparent feel without compromising structural integrity or design purity.

The Spring Road House is a testament to how meticulous design and precision technology can elevate a simple structure into an architectural sanctuary.

Through the careful placement of modernist volumes and the intentional use of Vitrocsa glazing by Goldbrecht, EYRC Architects created a home that provides both an intimate, protected retreat and a constant, profound connection to the sweeping beauty of the San Francisco Bay Area.

Goldbrecht consistently strives to offer exclusive features and expand the possibilities in fenestration. By integrating systems that transcend the traditional boundaries of architecture, we help designers achieve transformative, high-precision results.

Ready to explore the possibilities for your next project? Learn more about Goldbrecht fenestration solutions and discuss your design vision by contacting our team today.

Photos: Matthew Millman