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The reinvention of a 1930s San Francisco house by architect Gardner Dailey, a leading proponent of Bay Area modernism, demonstrated our resolve to remain faithful to the spirit of Dailey’s original design vision while expanding the property and adapting the structure to accommodate modern technologies and the needs of contemporary clients. In the process of adding one-and-a-half floors to the existing house, and completely transforming the back side of the structure with new windows and pivoting glass doors that embrace panoramic views of the city, we were guided by the question of what Dailey himself would do if he were alive today.