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Modern Luxury
Modern Luxury Design Awards 9, 2025 Home of the Year
Throughout the home, Loczi Design’s vision celebrates tradition through a contemporary lens—refined craftsmanship with a touch of rebellion. “We didn’t want to erase what made the house grand,” says Cooper. “We just wanted to make it human.”
When the family saw the finished home, they were overjoyed. “We knew it was going to be great, but we didn’t know it was going to be this badass,” they told the team.
SHLTR Issue No. 5
Aging Well
A spry grandma decided to keep the home she inherited. But pushing 80, she had it redesigned to help her live there longer.
Dwell Magazine
No, 83 Is Not Too Old To Renovate
After inheriting her family’s hillside home, the retired teacher made adjustments that would support her lifestyle for the years to come. This 1960s ocean-view house into a modern, low-maintenance home for our client who wants to gracefully age-in-place without sacrificing her unique style and design flair.
The Krishnan Team
Tour a High End Home in One of San Francisco’s Hottest Neighborhoods
Ever wonder what happens when one of SF's top contractors builds their dream home? We're taking you inside this sun-soaked Bernal Heights masterpiece!
What really sets this home apart are the thoughtful touches, like the custom kid's bedroom complete with monkey bars and a secret loft (coolest room ever?), cutting-edge Savant automation throughout, and a unicorn 3-4 car garage. Built-in 2017 with absolutely no expense spared, this home perfectly balances luxury with livability in one of SF's most sought-after sunny neighborhoods.
Mead Quin
Haven: An Interview with Aaron Gordon, Aaron Gordon Construction, Inc.
“When Aaron and I first met in 2017, I was struck by his candor and his commitment to his craft. As I’ve come to know him over the past seven years, my admiration has grown. He is one of the most genuine people I’ve met in our industry, and his intentional approach to business is one I do my best to emulate. After many years of friendship, we are now working on our first project together. I thought this would be a wonderful time to sit down with him and explore the words that I most associate with him: candor, loyalty, communication and trust. I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as we did.”
- Mead Quin
Home Builder Digest
Home Builder Digest Best Of Award
“Aaron Gordon Construction is all about genuine partnerships with its clients. Founded in San Francisco, it takes immense fulfillment in crafting homes that endure through generations, reflecting the spirit of the city. It views each project as an ongoing dialogue, welcoming the client’s input at every stage.”
California Homes
“To have someone at the end say, ‘Gosh, this is so gratifying and lovely, let’s do it again,’” Sutro says with satisfaction, “is a testament [not only] to their grit, but also to a successful project.”
- Stephen Sutro, Architect
San Francisco Magazine
“I wish I could tell you something different." she says, "but I wake up every morning and I just can’t believe I live here."
- Homeowner
Spaces Magazine
Dungeons & Dragons Inspire Playful Home Design
What happens when the worlds of computer and board games collide with reality? You get the kind of individualistic interiors that Scott Taylor, a VP of video game development at Zynga, and his wife, Kristine Boyden, a West Coast president for publicity firm Edelman, orchestrated with artful collaborators, including builder Aaron Gordon, architect Ari Gessler and interior designer Tineka Triggs.
- Zahid Sardar
Marin Magazine
Featured In Marin Magazine
Studio Becker, gathered 16 teams of Bay Area designers to create artful bicycles for auction. Two members of the AGC company, Aaron Gordon and Joshua Ebersole, assisted two different teams in the designing, creating, and executing of their bicycle sculptures. These sculptures were then auctioned off to raise money for disadvantaged youth in the Bay Area.
Houzz
Think You Don’t Have Space for a Statement Bath
Scale down the tub. Install a petite version of a statement piece for all the impact of a full-size model in a fraction of the space. This scaled-down free-standing tub gives this tiny bathroom a classical vibe, complemented by tiled flooring, a traditional-style shower ring and curtain, smart paneling, and striking art.
San Francisco Chronicle
Houzz Helps Remodelers Nail Down Their Dreams
In renovating their 1889 flat in the Castro, Kristine Boyden and Scott Taylor wanted to respect its Victorian aesthetic while infusing their own style and modernizing.
California Home & Design
A Twisted Victorian In San Francisco
At their first meeting, the owners of this 1,500-square-foot flat in San Francisco made it a point to tell architect Karen Curtiss that what they wanted to do to their home didn’t make financial sense.
SF Gate
Disguises for Portable Toilets with Something to Hide
"People don't want ugly Porta Potties in their yards or outside their houses," said Aaron Gordon, owner of Aaron Gordon Construction Inc. "Contractors compete to see who can make the most impressive Porta Potti surround. It's become somewhat of an art form."