FORMA Construction

FORMA Construction Nationally awarded Construction firm partnering with premier Architects and Designers to execute distinctive projects.

FORMA Construction is a Contracting and Development firm partnering with premier Architects and Designers to execute distinctive projects.

On the 12-foot kitchen island at the  , a traditional mitered edge on the marble countertop's radius curve would have be...
09/04/2026

On the 12-foot kitchen island at the , a traditional mitered edge on the marble countertop's radius curve would have been difficult and expensive to fabricate at this scale, and a single slab of marble alone would have read as too thin for an island this size.

Interior Designer Heidi Kim's solution came from an unlikely place: the sub-top, normally a hidden structural layer that just supports the counter material. Here, it was thickened and clad in bronze, the same material used on the cabinetry above the range, giving the marble visual weight and avoiding the miter altogether.

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At the  , imported Jerusalem stone and an angled Western Red Cedar overhang define the entry approach in two very differ...
09/02/2026

At the , imported Jerusalem stone and an angled Western Red Cedar overhang define the entry approach in two very different lights.

By day, the stone's rough, hand-hewn texture sets the tone against the smooth grain of the cedar soffit above, with a stepping-stone path leading past fern plantings to the front door. At dusk, recessed lighting built into the cedar ceiling and low path lights along the walkway pick up the stone's deep-set reveals, casting long shadows across the textured surface and turning the same facade warm and layered after dark.

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At the  , a linear skylight lays a straight band of daylight across an unfinished wall, marking out proportion and scale...
09/01/2026

At the , a linear skylight lays a straight band of daylight across an unfinished wall, marking out proportion and scale before a single finish material has gone in. Right angles, raw drywall, and diagonal light stack into a study in geometry, the kind of view only construction offers!

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FORMA is excited to kick off work on this truly special and iconic Pacific Heights home with Cusp Interiors and Butler A...
08/31/2026

FORMA is excited to kick off work on this truly special and iconic Pacific Heights home with Cusp Interiors and Butler Armsden Architects!

This will be one to watch! 👀

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New project update! FORMA Construction is thrilled to be partnering with  on a new ground-up residence in Old Palo Alto....
08/29/2026

New project update!
FORMA Construction is thrilled to be partnering with on a new ground-up residence in Old Palo Alto.

The 7,500-square-foot lot currently has a single-story home built in 1939 that has fallen into disrepair. The existing structure will be demolished to make way for a new modern home, with design work currently underway with EYRC.

Excited for this one! 🔥

At our  , work is moving quickly now. New windows are going in throughout the home, and millwork and cabinetry are takin...
08/28/2026

At our , work is moving quickly now. New windows are going in throughout the home, and millwork and cabinetry are taking shape alongside door frames and jambs. What was a rough shell just weeks ago is starting to read as a finished house.

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The Sea Cliff Residence has entered a new phase, and the headline is sheetrock and windows. The impressive curved stair ...
08/25/2026

The Sea Cliff Residence has entered a new phase, and the headline is sheetrock and windows. The impressive curved stair is now wrapped in sheetrock and looks considerably closer to its finished form, along with the beautifully framed views of the Bay. 🌊

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Ever wonder what a project like this actually takes? This penthouse sits atop a 1926 building designed by Samuel Lightne...
08/24/2026

Ever wonder what a project like this actually takes? This penthouse sits atop a 1926 building designed by Samuel Lightner Hyman, and FORMA took it down to the studs and rebuilt every system from the ground up. There's no functional elevator access, so more than 350 tons of material moved in and out through a single 5-foot by 3.5-foot window, craned piece by piece from the street below.

What you're looking at here is one small piece of that process: the kitchen, framed out and finished. There's a lot more to this build, and we'll be sharing it soon... More to come!!

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Excavation for the new pool at   is complete, and formwork is underway. Rebar reinforcement is tied in along the walls a...
08/21/2026

Excavation for the new pool at is complete, and formwork is underway. Rebar reinforcement is tied in along the walls and floor, and the crew is building out the plywood forms that will hold the pour. It's tight, deliberate work in a hedge-lined side yard, with tools and ladders staged directly in the pit as each wall section comes together.

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San Francisco, CA
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