A small space and tight budget catalyzed creative design solutions that made a cozy house feel open, airy, and more spacious.

Our latest profile introducing the people of AT6 features Design Studio Manager and Lead Designer Camila Williams. A designer whose vision always includes how her clients will live in the spaces she imagines, Camila imbues her work with a beautiful combination of creativity and humanity.

A return client came to us with an empty, wooded lot with hidden potential, and our design build team envisioned and created her dream home. Having only worked with our architecture group previously, she became a convert to design build with this project. Here, in her own words, is the story…

In our ongoing profiles introducing the people who make AT6 the great place it is, we are featuring Project Manager Le Klein. A perfect example of how we blend design and construction, Le epitomizes the benefit of a firm that excels at both.

One of the things we do daily in the remodeling profession is fix up old houses and hand our clients the keys to a beautiful new home. Fixing deferred maintenance is a cornerstone of the service we offer, so we see the damage that can happen when homes are not well maintained, and the cost involved in repairing that damage. Many of these repairs could be avoided with simple home maintenance practices. Often, our clients aren’t clear on what needs to be done or just simply aren’t reminded, and these chores get lost in their busy lives.

Budgeting can be either a blessing that keeps remodeling projects on-track and buildable or a curse that delays projects and frustrates expectations. The key is when and how budgeting is done.

AT6 isn’t just a business—it’s a group of amazing people who work together to make our clients’ lives better. And we’d love for you to meet them here. For our first profile, we’re featuring our Director of Fun, Johanna.

The story of this house mirrors the story of our family. We moved into this two-bedroom, one-bathroom bungalow as a couple—no kids, no pets. We were aligned in wanting an older home with character, and this Craftsman had barely been touched in 50 years. There weren’t really any plans to remodel, but after a year we had our first kid and found out we had twins on the way, so we decided to remodel the kitchen and bathroom, both original, and then look for a bigger house.

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How you can get the best out of your architect

True to his San Francisco roots, Jason Langkammerer doesn’t just want to best his competition. As both an architect and general contractor, he wants to disrupt the entire market with “integrated architecture and construction services.”