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Pacific Point House – Carpinteria, CA

Architect: Winick Architects

Construction: Turning Point Construction Management

Exterior Cladding
SIOO:X Abodo® Vulcan Cladding
FSC®-Certified: FSC® mix Credit
CVG (Clear Vertical Grain)
Finished on face only, sealed on back and 2 long edges
Fine Sawn Face

Product Size (2)
Solid +/- 3/4” thick x +/- 6-5/8” wide x 6’-16’ random lengths
Tongue & Groove (T&G)

Solid +/- 3/4” thick x +/- 5-3/8” wide x 6’-16’ random lengths
T&G

SAMITTO Shou Sugi Ban Charred Accoya®
FSC®-Certified: FSC® mix 70%
Select Grade
Finished on face only, sealed on back and 2 long edges

Product Size
Solid +/- 3/4” thick x +/- 5-3/8” wide x 6’-16’ random lengths
T&G

Full renovations are in progress at the Pacific Point House, transforming the 1960’s residence into a fully-custom, modern home. Set between the Pacific Ocean and the foothills of the Santa Ynez Mountains in Carpinteria, CA, the upgraded Pacific Point House is designed to be an extension of its natural surroundings. Thoughtfully reimagined to embrace natural light, outdoor spaces, and breathtaking views, the home reflects the relaxed and refined spirit of Southern California living.

This elevated coastal retreat features SIOO:X Abodo Vulcan Cladding, chosen for its ability to naturally weather into a soft, silvery-gray. The mineral-based SIOO:X treated wood is initially a warm yellow-brown, gradually transforming over 6-12 months into a uniform patina for a façade that elegantly evolves over time.

A striking compliment to the soft, silvery tones of the SIOO:X cladding, SAMITTO Charred Accoya was selected for accent areas, including a horizontal plank feature at the front of the home. The charred, textural finish enhances the exterior, while providing outstanding performance, dimensional stability, and resistance to the extreme climate of oceanfront living.

The clients sought materials that delivered both beautiful aesthetics and proven performance in coastal environments; they were drawn to SIOO:X for its superior weathering capabilities and WUI Compliance, an important factor in specifying wood in high-risk zones like California. After installing mockups, the design team was impressed by the weathering and performance of the products and returned to reSAWN for additional materials to expand its use across the home’s exterior.

Winick Architects provides services from conceptual design through construction observation for cultural, corporate, commercial, and private residential clients. Their seamless integration of interior décor with the architecture and surrounding environment is a unique quality of their work throughout the Santa Barbara area and beyond.

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