Napa warehouse by William Edward Summers

This one hundred thousand square foot warehouse, designed by William Edward Summers for a site in Napa Valley, was created for wine storage

Links

http://www.designenvelope.com/

https://aboutwilliamedwardsummers.wordpress.com/tag/william-edward-summers/

https://aboutwilliamedwardsummers.wordpress.com/2011/09/

https://aboutwilliamedwardsummers.wordpress.com/2011/10/

https://aboutwilliamedwardsummers.wordpress.com/2011/11/

Television;
http://www.designenvelope.com/television.htm

San Francisco Chronicle;
http://articles.sfgate.com/2006-08-18/entertainment/17305479_1_remodeling-whole-house-renovation

Ephemera;
http://ephemera.typepad.com/ephemera/2007/04/interview_with__1.html

Partial list of articles:
http://www.designenvelope.com/articles.htm

http://williamedwardsummersbiography.blogspot.com/

http://williamedwardsummersbiography.blogspot.com/2011_09_01_archive.html

http://williamedwardsummersbiography.blogspot.com/2011_10_01_archive.html

http://williamedwardsummersbiography.blogspot.com/2011_11_01_archive.html

Alamo, California House, By William Edward Summers

This house in Alamo, California was designed by William Edward Summers around 1980. The original design featured two open beam cupolas with redwood beams, and hemlock decking. It was the first house on this hillside, with sweeping valley views of beautiful, sunny, Contra Costa County

House With Two Turrets, Alamo, California, By William Edward Summers

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Blackhawk Road House, Danville, California, By William Edward Summers

Architect William Edward Summers completed this unique, cubist Tudor, designed with an indoor lap pool, accessed by ladder from the master bedroom. It was one of the first houses built in this neighbourhood.

Blackhawk Road House by William Edward Summers, Architect

Joffre Street Renovation by William Edward Summers

The Joffre Street house,in the Vancouver, BC area, was a total renovation by William Edward Summers, that added a second story to the house and completely transformed the exterior. The renovation was featured in the Vancouver Sun, and several other newspapers.

Joffre Street Renovation, by William Edward Summers

Subdivision Design, By William Edward Summers

A subdivision in suburban Seattle, called “Mahalo” had all of the houses designed by William Edward Summers. A few are shown here.

West Point Grey renovation, by William Edward Summers

This renovation by William Edward Summers at West Point Grey, and Collingwood near Kits, and Jericho beaches in Vancouver,was designed for an heiress,and her husband. The large old house was gutted down to the bare studs and completely redesigned. It was a heritage designated building, so the exterior could not be modified. However the interior was completely altered, with the living, dinning, and kitchen areas moved to the second floor, to take advantage of the view of English Bay, and downtown Vancouver.

West Point Grey House, Vancouver

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Article About William Edward Summers From the Georgia Straight Newspaper

William Edward Summers, exhibit design

Arts Notes
“The Georgia Straight” newspaper, page 27, Vancouver, B.C., August, 1993

Designing lavish homes for the rich and famous is the stock-in-trade of Kitsilano-based architect William Edward Summers, but he’s been known to dabble in artistic, high-concept projects,, too—for example, he was design consultant for the Canadian Craft Museum’s festive Treasures exhibit last December. Now, Summers has designed the steel exhibit structures for the street-level Window Art Gallery Project, an initiative of the Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association. The project, which features the work of local artists, opens August 5 for six weeks at four window venues in the downtown core—including the Portraits show, at the Bank of Montreal at Granville and Pender, which displays images of Vancouver and Vancouverites in various media.

Larry McCallum

New House Near Southwest Marine Drive, Vancouver, B.C.

This new house, near Southwest Marine Drive, at 6768 Yew Street, in Vancouver designed by William Edward Summers, during the early 1990s,

Southwest Marine Drive Area House By William Edward Summers

resold a few years later for around $2,680,000.00

Japanese Article about William Edward Summers

British Columbia, and California designer William Edward Summers was featured in the “Canada Japan Business Journal” because of his designs for three houses in Miyazaki Japan. he has also designed a fourth house in Kobe, Japan. Graphics of the Miyazaki project may be seen at  http:// http://www.designenvelope.com/new_projects_japan.htm