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Lydia Lee
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UC Berkeley’s Newest Building Is All About Human Interactions
The Barbara and Gerson Bakar Gateway—home to the university’s College of Computing, Data Science, and Society—gently reminds data scientists and AI researchers of what’s really important.
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Perkins&Will Rebuilds the West Coast’s First Camp for the Blind
A destructive wildfire became a catalyst for reimagining the treasured retreat for generations to come.
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This San Francisco Affordable Housing Development Is on a Mission
Discover how Mithun's Casa Adelante 2060 Folsom is combating climate change and advancing social and racial equity.
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BCJ’s Pleasant Hill Library Is Designed to Spark Creativity
Bohlin Cywinski Jackson's welcoming, flexible public destination aims to connect people with ideas and each other.
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Rael San Fratello 3D Prints Architecture with a Political Edge
Oakland, California–based architects Ronald Rael and Virginia San Fratello harness advanced technology to challenge old political structures and imagine new forms.
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WRNS Studio Designs a Library Where Everything Can be Seen but Not Heard
The San Francisco–based studio's design for the Bay Area's Atherton Library incorporates rammed earth and Spanish Revival elements.
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Inside a Renewable Energy Company’s Monochromatic Office
Axelrod Architects drew on a limited color palette and futuristic aesthetic to create a Burlingame, California, headquarters for Eolian, a major developer of solar and wind power facilities.
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Mark Cavagnero Associates Slathers Sunscreen on a San Francisco Medical Building
The new Weill Neurosciences Building at UCSF deploys an elegant sun shade to minimize glare and heat while optimizing views and providing occupants with natural light.
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Spiegel Aihara Workshop Makes a Sharp Turn in a San Francisco
The San Francisco-based firm transforms a 1931 Spanish Revival building into a contemporary family-friendly home.
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A Children’s Center at Stanford University Provides an Alternative to Traditional Preschool
Dorman Associates eschews garish colors and cartoon characters in the design of a parent cooperative preschool at Stanford University.
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In Palo Alto, a House for Deaf Clients Provides Clarity
Terry and Terry architecture put DeafSpace concepts into practice with plenty of space, even lighting, and clever visual cues.