Mankins Camp Residence

Mankins Camp Residence in San Francisco was originally designed by Aaron Greene and later renovated by Substance Architecture for new owners. The house had experienced four decades of piecemeal remodels, which obscured both its spatial logic and much of its architectural character. The renovation traced Greene’s intent, which placed solid service areas along the street and reserved the views for living spaces. This strategy was reinforced in the new plan, with the stair repositioned to the side of the entry hall and circulation simplified throughout both floors. Spaces were reconnected into a continuous sequence, making the most of the home's panoramic outlook, which is now visible from nearly every area of the residence.

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