EAG Studio (firm)

EAG Studio is an American architecture and design firm based in San Francisco, California. Established in 2002, the firm works on commercial and residential architectural projects.

Overview

EAG Studio was founded in 2002 by Vincent Léger, who has been serving as its CEO since. In 2023, Michael Terndrup joined EAG Studio as a partner and architect.

The firm provides services in residential and commercial architecture, interior design, landscape design, urban planning, and construction management. Its design approach includes elements such as biophilic integration, community-centered planning, sustainability practices, accessibility standards, and integration of building technologies. Other areas of expertise include urban planning, living future and net zero designs, experience architecture, as well as multi-family, mixed-use mid-rise, hospitality and high-end resort homes and developments.

EAG Studio has received recognition in architecture and design publications such as SF Architects, California Home and Design, Robb Report, Mansion Global, SF Business Times, Forbes, Kitchen and Bath Ideas, Luxe Magazine and Departures. The firm has been honored with awards, including the Best of Houzz for Service in 2014 and 2016 and for Design in 2013, 2019, and 2023.

As of 2025, with a projected annual revenue of over $4 million, it manages approximately 250 projects across six U.S. states, with about 30 projects under construction. The company consists of over 20 employees and offers services that include permitting processes, project execution, and coordination between the design and construction phases. EAG Studio has provided pro-bono services to nonprofits such as Larkin Street Youth Services, Weingarten Children’s Center and Gregangelo Museum.

Notable projects

It has also worked with larger commercial clients, including Neuralink in Texas and the Gregangelo Museum in California. The Harborview Hotel was designed to highlight structural framing and access to views. The 60-acre TechScape Nexus corporate campus grounds were developed as a Cyberpunk-style workspace to foster outdoor use of the vast grounds surrounding the lab space by incorporating elaborate gathering areas and recreational spaces.

In the Marina District of San Francisco, the firm designed and managed the construction of a residence in Coastal Modern style, which includes a three-story window wall and a floating staircase. At over 7000 square feet, the distinctive property with views on all levels is one of the largest and most expensive in an area already known for some of the highest real estate values in the world.