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Lydia Lee
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Profiles
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.