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18th + Arkansas/g2 Lofts Stepping down the side of Potrero Hill, 18th + Arkansas mixes it up with market-rate flats, affordable units, artist studios and an on-site performance space. |
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200 Second Street Varied condos and lofty live+work spaces elegantly interlace in this high-density mixed-use building just steps from ferry, train, and subway. |
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300 Ivy Street This mixed-use design brings brings new apartments, townhouses, and shops within steps of Hayes Valley's main drag. |
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310 Waverly Residence An urban insertion in the suburban grid, this steel and stone home becomes progressively private as the rooms move toward the West. |
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355 Bryant Lofts A conversion of a historic warehouse into a use not even imaginable by its original builders: lofts for the live+work postindustrial lifestyle. |
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370 Townsend Street A mixed-use live+work building at the edge of San Francisco's SOMA district. |
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5800 Third Street Senior Housing Affordable senior housing and a new senior center round out a quartet of new residential buildings at 5800 Third Street. |
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601 Fourth Street Lofts A former wine warehouse finessed into 85 live-work loft spaces, with seismic and aesthetic upgrades that just take the edge off the industrial space.
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888 Seventh Street A mix of affordable and market-rate units share all the amenities of this San Francisco site: A dramatic double-height cafe, retail that wraps to hide the garage, and an art-lined open green space with a path for walkers and cyclists. |
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8th + Howard/SOMA Studios The city corner comes alive with 8th + Howard/SOMA Studios' undulating edge, bright geometric mural, bustling corner market, and hand-crafted glass and steel gate. |
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Armstrong Place 2012 ULI GLOBAL AWARD OF EXCELLENCE WINNER
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Armstrong Senior 2012 ULI GLOBAL AWARD OF EXCELLENCE WINNER
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Art Ark Affordable housing made with artists in mind, Art Ark's Factory and Cottages are joined by a performance plaza and feature an on-site gallery and open courts to display large works. |
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Bayview Hill Gardens This green, affordable building brings supportive housing and garden space for formerly homeless individuals and families in the Bayview. |
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Bell Mews Ten cedar-shingled townhomes encircle a semiprivate courtyard, creating a tiny idyllic neighborhood for first-time home buyers in San Francisco. |
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Bison Building + Brew Pub Tilting at pyramids: The Bison tips one over to house an "industrial primitive" brew pub and performance space. |
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Blossom Hill Supportive housing for formerly homeless in San Jose. |
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Blue Star Corner Blue Star Corner's New Urban Homes are the latest evolution in modern design, comfort, and urban access. |
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Cafe Milano A Bancroft Street landmark, this cafe brings the sidewalk inside with concrete floors and soaring spaces. |
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Candlestick View
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Capitol Lofts Two warehouses and an office building create the base for this live-work project, intended for R Street between 11th and 12th streets in Sacramento. |
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Channel Lofts A residential loft project designed for the emerging Mission Bay district of San Francisco. |
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Clock Tower Lofts A thoughtful modern reevaluation brings this 1907 landmark into the 21st Century. Home of the DB+P office. |
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Columbia Park Affordable family apartments draw material inspiration —concrete, wood, and galvanized steel —from the surrounding industrial workshops and warehouses. |
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Cottonwood Commons A residential compound informed by the elements: Housing is divided into quadrants inspired by water, sky, rock, and tree. |
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Crescent Cove Affordable apartments and townhouses in Mission Bay, tucked into the curve of the CalTrain tracks.
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Curran House Curran House takes on San Francisco’s rough-and-tumble Tenderloin, offering families a soothing escape from the city streets. With green spaces, garden plots, private balconies and more, Curran House is affordable housing in the guise of desirable homes. |
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Dbarchitect Office We renovated this 1907 printers' building into the Clock Tower Lofts in 1992. |
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Delmas Park A gateway to San Jose's downtown district, this affordable mid-rise structure features a pedestrian-oriented street level. The glass lobby resonates with that of Pensione Esperanza, a previous DB+P project located across the street. |
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Eddy + Taylor Family Housing Affordable family apartments with a ground-level grocery for the people of the Tenderloin. |
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Emeryville Warehouse Lofts Part reclaimed fruit-drying warehouse, part new construction, Emeryville Warehouse Lofts are lined at street level by a pedestrian colonnade with retail spaces and topped by a series of two-level townhouses. |
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EQR 801 Brannan Street Mixed-use housing and retail in San Francisco. |
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EQR Potrero This new development brings nearly 470 homes and a range of shops and services to the base of Potrero Hill. The design transforms an existing road into a public park, adding nearly an acre of open space to the neighborhood.
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Fillmore Park Situated in San Francisco's Western Addition neighborhood, this affordable ownership housing project delivers a high-design open-plan community. |
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Folsom + Dore The first new building in San Francisco to receive a LEED Silver rating, Folsom + Dore is healthy, sustainable housing for low-income tenants with special needs. |
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Fred Cody Building + Cody's Cafe This lofty cafe space told the building where to go: It supports offices and opens onto the street and into the adjacent bookstore. |
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Frogdesign Studio Design for designers: Conversion of a warehouse into a casual-yet-purposeful workspace that inspires both imagination and focus. |
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h2hotel Hotel Healdsburg's little sister, this LEED Gold Certified eco-inn caters to the active guest with straightforward luxury. |
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Healdsburg Rural House A very personal collaboration on a retirement home for a repeat client, whose first custom house we designed in 1983. |
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Holloway Terrace High density with a low profile: These affordable units fit seamlessly into the surrounding neighborhood. |
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Hotel Healdsburg Stark with spark: Hotel Healdsburg takes on country quaintness with warm minimalism and rustic luxe. This polished urban inn puts a city spin on the classic Sonoma wine country retreat. |
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Hotel SOMA This high-tech, high-style hotel harmonizes with both the industrial and design elements of SoMa's character, maintaining an intimate boutique scale well suited to the neighborhood. |
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Indiana Industrial Lofts Three stories of working lofts in Potrero Hill, with volumes broken into blocks to keep things interesting inside and out. |
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Ironhorse at Central Station This GreenPoint Rated affordable family housing developed by BRIDGE Housing is part of the emerging Central Station district anchored by Oakland's historic original train station. |
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Ironhorse Lofts Lofts designed on a three-story townhouse platform make for dynamic living spaces characterized by energy and flexibility. |
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Kayo House The catwalk leading to this house distances it literally and metaphorically from the ground below. Rooms extend out on cantilevers, creating a treehouse-like sensation. |
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La Valentina Station Adjacent to the La Valentina Light Rail Station in Sacramento, this high-density green project replaces an abandoned lot with much-needed affordable housing. |
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Lakeside Senior Housing Green senior housing on Lake Merritt in Oakland. |
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Lenzen Square This U-shaped building, with two stories of affordable housing, defines a courtyard that includes a community room, fitness center, generous pool, and children's play area. |
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Linden Court High-density housing in tune with the neighborhood: The local community informed the design throughout, and entrances, porches, and courtyards connect the project with the surrounding streets. |
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Local 22 Union Hall A large and flexible new meeting hall and headquarters for Carpenters Union Local #22. |
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Mabuhay Court Named with the Tagalog word for the joy of living, Mabuhay Court — along with the Northside Center and neighboring park and meditation garden — creates a thriving supported senior community. |
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Magnolia Row A hybrid of urban loft and residential townhouse provides housing in West Oakland. |
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Manville Hall A four-story studio residence hall near the University of California in Berkeley's downtown business district. |
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Market Gateway Tower This residential tower with retail and gallery space presents a welcoming southern gateway to San Jose's intensifying downtown core. |
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Marquee Lofts Just north of City Hall and the San Francisco Opera House, 53 residential lofts are located on the 4th through 8th floors of the building. |
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Meadow Court A mix of senior apartments and townhouses designed for young families creates a diverse community in San Mateo. |
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Metro Lofts A mixed-use loft project designed for downtown Los Angeles in conjunction with Forest City Residential West Development. |
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Mission Bay South Block 7 West Facing the UCSF campus, this multi-family affordable building will bring community and a lively street edge with neighborhood-serving retail to the developing Mission Bay area. |
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Moonridge Village Afffordable farm-worker housing along the Northern California coast, these 160 homes share athletic fields, gardens and orchards, and community gathering areas.
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Northside Community Center A update of an outgrown community center, Northside was designed with input from the senior organization for whose members it was intended. |
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Oroysom Village Senior apartments and family townhomes enjoy private balconies, trellises, communal amenities and intimate landscaped spaces. |
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Pacific Cannery Lofts Located at the edge of the emerging Central Station neighborhood of West Oakland, Pacific Cannery Lofts is an adaptive reuse of a historic cannery as a diverse collection of studios, flats and loft townhouses around three towering open-air courts. |
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Parker Place This transit-oriented, two-phase green housing development brings active retail, market-rate homes, and affordable accessible dwellings to a relatively underused central Berkeley block. |
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Parkview Commons Echoes of an Italian hill town—red-tile-roofed towers and networks of stairs and walkways—inform the urban composition of this affordable complex across from Golden Gate Park. |
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Paseo Senter Organized around a lively main road that leads to a large public green space, Paseo Senter brings a new district of affordable housing to San Jose.
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Pensione K A residential hotel with affordable efficiency apartments, artist's live-work lofts, and a courtyard espresso cafe and art gallery.
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Plaza Maria Instant landmark: Affordable housing that both fits in and stands out with a rakish tower and playful colors and forms.
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Qc2 This proposed design for a custom home on the peninsula responds to site, sky, and light. |
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Redstone Cabin A cozy update of an old fishing cabin in Redstone, the Ruby of the Rockies. |
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Revenge of the Stuccoids This house recounts the march of the "Stuccoids," the stucco bungalows of the flatlands, up into the hills to battle the "Maybecks," the eclectic wood-clad houses designed by Bernard Ralph Maybeck in the early 1900s. |
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Richardson Apartments Green, supportive studio apartments, medical clinic, and neighborhood-serving retail in Hayes Valley. |
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Rincon Green Green housing and a new public park on the top of Rincon Hill in San Francisco. |
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Rivermark This green affordable building will serve as a catalyst development for the West Sacramento Triangle District. |
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San Francisco Bar Pilots The renovation of a cargo pier into the headquarters for the S.F. Bar Pilots, who guide the ships through the Golden Gate. |
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Shotwell Compound David Baker's home and studio: upstairs modest quarters flank a sun-filled great room that extends onto a glass deck; downstairs houses a private apartment and an art space that opens to the street. |
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SOMA Residences Street-side retail and a mix of stacked affordable and market-rate units enclose and create a peaceful courtyard retreat from this busy urban neighborhood. |
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Spaghetti House David Baker's M-Arch thesis project brought to life: Spaghetti House takes its name from its long, skinny footprint. |
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Station Center This mixed-use affordable housing design is part of the California effort to add high-density uses at transit stations. |
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Stoney Pine Independent living for developmentally disabled adults caught the attention of the National Building Museum. |
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Sunnydale HOPE SF Senior Housing
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Sunrise Village Supportive housing for homeless adults and families, with a focus on peace and privacy. |
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Tassafaronga Village Bridging an industrial-residential border, this new Oakland village features a wide range of LEED Platinum housing and repairs the deteriorated street grid.
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Taxi Light industrial, office, and live+work loft spaces enliven a former Yellow Cab dispatch office in the arts-and-industrial River North area of Denver. |
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The Alameda This new affordable housing project is the first built component of the San Leandro BART Station Area Plan. |
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Third and Carroll Housing New market-rate housing in a growing community along Third Street. |
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Truckee Railyard
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U.C. Berkeley Dining Halls An overhaul of the 1950s-era megadorms and dining halls at University of California at Berkeley. |
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UCMBEST A sustainable headquarters for the Monterey Bay Education, Science + Technology Center at the University of California, Santa Cruz. |
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West End Commons Townhouses with different degrees of dedicated work space are served by an array of "slow alleys", private lanes modeled on Europe's pedestrian zones.
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West Side Lofts West Side Lofts furthers the development of a neighborhood arts district and adds to the revitalization around the local train station in Red Bank, New Jersey. |
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XERO Project XERO Project is a proposal for a net-zero-energy district destined for Dallas. It won first place in the 2009 Urban Re:Vision competition. |
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Zero Cottage A net-zero cottage addition to David Baker's Shotwell Compound. |