Interiors at Page & Turnbull

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Page & Turnbull imagines change in historic and contemporary environments to cultivate thriving, sustainable, and resilient communities. We understand the past, respect our clients and their stakeholders, and revitalize historic buildings and places to benefit current and future users.

LEGAL NAME OF FIRM Page & Turnbull, Inc.

For 50 years, Page & Turnbull has led architecture, preservation, and planning projects for civic, cultural, educational, and commercial clients. Our work has impacted some of California’s most significant buildings; and, more importantly, our projects have made a difference in people’s lives. Page & Turnbull’s staff of architects, architectural historians, cultural resource planners, and materials specialists believe that preservation and adaptive reuse are about valuing a community’s stories and envisioning a better future.

OFFICES Los Angeles San Francisco

ESTABLISHED / INCORPORATED 1973 / 1975 FIRM SIZE 50 full-time employees

Sacramento San Jose

OFFICE CONDUCTING WORK 523 W 6th Street, Suite 1013 Los Angeles, CA 90014 Main: 213.221.1200 ORGANIZATION Corporation PRIMARY EXPERTISE Architectural Design Historic Preservation Historic Architecture Cultural Resources Planning & Research Preservation Technology Materials Conservation Urban Planning

One Kearny, San Francisco

One Firm, Three Studios

M/W/SBE CERTIFICATIONS State of California Small Business Enterprise (SBE) CA DGS Cert. No 10737 State of California Women-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) CUPC Cert. No. 20000919

ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN As prime architect, architect of record, and design architect, we collaborate with clients and specialty consultants to design buildings, places, and spaces that are simultaneously contemporary and contextual.

HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE Our historic architecture team is comprised of architects, designers, and materials specialists who are experts at investigating and analyzing materials, securing entitlements, and designing for the adaptive reuse of historic buildings and places for the way we live today...and into the future.

CULTURAL RESOURCE PLANNING Architectural historians and cultural resources planners evaluate and analyze historic resources to assess their historic integrity. The Studio authors a wide range of award-winning reports, develops and implements mitigation measures, and completes National Register and California Register documentation.

SAN FRANCISCO 415-362-5154 LOS ANGELES 213-221-1200 SACRAMENTO 916-662-8532 SAN JOSE 415-593-3226 www page-turnbull.com @pageturnbull pageturnbull

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INTERIORS COMPATIBLE WITH HISTORIC SPACES

UC Law, 100 McAllister As preservation architect for the rehabilitation, adaptive reuse, and seismic upgrade of 100 McAllister Street, we are selecting FF&E for the historically significant rooms and spaces.

Built in 1930, as a combination church and hotel, the building is being reimagined as residences as part of an academic village in downtown San Francisco.

BISHOP’S LOBBY & USPS ROOM

INTERIOR FINISHES PALETTE

PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN

CEILING PAINT / FABRIC

WALL BASE

RESINOUS TERRAZZO

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DRAPERY

LOBBY

MEZZANINE

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MAIN LOBBY & LOUNGE PROPOSED ELEVATIONS

WALL PAINT

UPHOLSTERY

REFINISHED WOOD PANELING

EVENT SPACE

ACOUSTICAL FABRIC

LOUNGE INTERIOR CONDITIONS AND REPAIRS NOTES (FOR REFERENCE ONLY) ROOM

BISHOP

RESINOUS TERRAZZO

RESILIENT FLOORING

PAGE & TURNBULL

CARPET

WALNUT ROOM

OPTION 1: GOLD LEAF OPTION 2: SOLID COLOR / WHITE OPTION 3: MONOCHROMATIC TRIMS COLOR

"MAIN LOBBY"

EXISTING ELEMENT CEILING

MATERIAL Plaster

CONDITION Good

PLAN LEGEND ROOM REPAIR APPROACH Retain/Preserve/Patch and Repair at alterations

CORNICE

Wood

Good

Retain/Preserve/Patch and Repair at alterations

WALL

Plaster/wood

Good

Retain/Preserve

AT ALTERED WALL AREAS

Plaster over gypboard substrates

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MATERIAL Plaster Wood Wood panel

AT ALTERED WALL Wood paneling AREAS To match (e) or compatible FLOOR Terrazzo patterned finishes. See AT ALTERED BISHOP'S Terrazzo elevations.

"BISHOPS ELEVATOR LOBBY LOBBY"

FLOOR Stone Travertine AT ALTERED SLOPE TO Stone Travertine BISHOP'S LOBBY

Good -

Retain/Preserve Replaced to match (e) possibly with salvaged material. See plans.

BASE TRIM DOOR WINDOW WINDOW TRIM GRILLES BALUSTRADE OTHER

Good Fair Poor to Fair Good Good

Retain/Preserve Replace Repair/Rehabilitate Repair/Rehabilitate Replace Retain/Preserve Retain/Preserve

Stone Marble Non Historic Metal Metal Steel Metal Steel/Wood Non Historic Metal Cast Stone Metal/Bronze Radiator Housing

ELEMENT CEILING CORNICE WALL

BASE TRIM DOOR WINDOW WINDOW TRIM STAIRS HANDRAILS OTHER

Stone Non Historic Metal Metal Steel Metal Steel/Wood Terrazzo Wood Metal/Bronze

CONDITION Good Good Good

REPLACE IN-KIND ZONE OF CORE CONSTRUCTION AND REPLACEMENT OF DECORATIVE CEILING IN-KIND

REPAIR APPROACH Gypboard Replacement Retain/Preserve Modify at lower portion to accommodate lowered floor

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See elevations.

Good -

Replace at altered elevation Replace to match (e), possibly with salvaged material.

Good Fair Poor to Fair Good Good Good

Retain/Preserve Replace Repair/Rehabilitate Repair/Rehabilitate Replace Replace Retain/Preserve

ACOUSTIC CEILING

2 Bryant Street Suite 300 San Francisco, CA 94105 t 415.856.3000 f 415.856.3001 www.perkinswill.com

PLASTER CEILING DECORATIVE PLASTER CEILING AT MAIN LOBBY PLASTER CEILING DECORATIVE PLASTER CEILING AT LARGE EVENT SPACE PLASTER CRACK SMALL CRACKS AT PLASTER - SEE KEYNOTE 9.10 REPAIR KEYNOTE FINISHES REPAIR KEYNOTES. SEE SHEET HA4.00 FOR QUANTITIES.

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ROOM FINISH TAG RM NAME

170 MAIDEN LANE, 5TH FLOOR SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94108 TEL 415.362.5154 WWW.PAGE-TURNBULL.COM

WALL BASE (TRIM AT RCP) FLOOR (CEILING AT RCP)

XX-XX-## XX-XX-## XX-XX-##

Proposed New Finishes Existing Historic Finishes UC Law 100 McAllister

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SHEET NOTES

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1) 2) 3) 4)

MAIN LOBBY & LOUNGE

MAIN LOBBY & LOUNGE

5) 6)

CEILING AND LIGHTING

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FOR ADDITIONAL CEILING SYMBOLS LEGEND REFER TO MEP AND TELCOM DRAWINGS. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE MEASURED FROM THE CENTERLINE ALL NON-DIMENSIONED FIXTURES ARE TO BE CENTERED IN CLEAR DIMENSIONS. THE ARCHITECT SHALL APPROVE ALL CEILING LIGHT FIXTURE LOCATIONS. FOR EXIT SIGNS, S.E.D. FIRE SPRINKLER HEADS TO BE VERIFIED BY FIRE PROTECTION DESIGNER AND COORDINATED WITH THE ARCHITECT.

FINISHES

PROJECT

100% DESIGN DEVELOPMENT JUNE 06, 2024

CEILING PAINT: GROUND COLOR W GOLD LEAF KEYNOTES

CEILING PAINT DRAPERY

100 MCALLISTER CAMPUS HOUSING 100 MCALLISTER STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CA BLOCK 348, LOT 6

UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO

KEYPLAN

(E) FRAMING CHANNEL (E) RUNNER CHANNEL (E) FURRING CHANNEL

WALL PAINT

Autodesk Docs://UC Law SF_100 McAllister Student Housing/HIST_UCLaw_100McAllister_R23.rvt

SEE ARCH DWGS FOR (N) WALL AT CORE

LOBBY CHANDELIERS

6/28/2024 9:39:40 AM

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(E) UNDISTURBED DECORATIVE PLASTER CEILING

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RECONSTRUCTED DECORATIVE PLASTER CORNICE, TO MATCH EXISTING

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2

ENLARGED RCP - MAIN LOBBY

AREA RUGS *for pattern only

4'

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

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ISSUE

06/06/24 7 04/15/24 02/02/24 12/11/23 DATE

23046

TITLE

SHEET NUMBER

3" = 1'-0"

2'

MARK

Job Number

ENLARGED HISTORIC AREAS RCP - MAIN LOBBY

PLASTER CEILING REPAIR DETAIL - MAIN LOBBY AT NEW CORE

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1/4" = 1'-0"

100% DD 50% DD 100% SD 50% SD

RECONSTRUCTED DECORATIVE PLASTER CEILING, TO MATCH EXISTING

MAIN LOBBY

EXISTING HISTORIC FINISHES

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ISSUE CHART

(E) METAL LATH

0' - 6" MIN.

PAGE & TURNBULL

REFINISHED WOOD PANELING

PAGE & TURNBULL

PROVIDE AND INSTALL METAL LATH, AS SPECIFIED. TIE METAL LATH TOGETHER AT JOINT, OVERLAP 8" MIN.

8'

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MISSION-DRIVEN DESIGN

Maxwell Hanrahan Foundation New office space for a non-profit located in historic Fort Mason Center for the Arts in San Francisco.

It was designed with flexibility in mind. The 1,900 SF space includes open and private offices for a staff of six, a conference room, kitchen, and living room. The space was designed with the client’s mission in mind and can easily accommodate rotating art exhibits.

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THREE HISTORIC BUILDINGS; ONE COHESIVE INTERIOR

One Kearny Page & Turnbull collaborated with the building owner to design a private executive club located on the top floor. The 6,400 SF renovation includes a business center, large commercial kitchen, and conference facility. New and original structural elements were left exposed, energizing the historic interior alongside modern finishes. The business center and conference facility include a versatile audio visual system to allow the spaces to be for a variety of uses ranging from business meetings to large scale presentations.

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A COMMUNITY CENTER THAT ADAPTS TO A VARIETY OF NEEDS

Stockdale Community Center Built in 1931 as The Webb Schools’ gymnasium and converted to a student center in the 1980s, this 6,600 SF space now accommodates a range of gatherings. The light-filled space highlights the historic trusses and the main space is conducive to hanging out between classes or accommodate the entire student body.

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BRIDGING DOCUMENTS FOR A NEW 49,000 SF COURTHOUSE

Sixth District Appellate Courthouse For our long-time client, The Judicial Council of California, we were tapped to complete the schematic design of and bridging documents for the new California Sixth District Court of Appeals. The building includes a courtroom and administrative offices, eight Justices’ Chambers, a Clerk’s office and public documents area, and research attorneys’ offices.

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A CONTEMPORARY ADDITION TO A HISTORIC COURTHOUSE

Glenn County Courthouse Page & Turnbull was the architect for the renovation of and addition to this 1894 courthouse. The project included rehabilitation and seismic strengthening of the historic masonry single courtroom courthouse and construction of a new 26,000 SF addition that now accommodates three courtrooms, judges’ chambers, an open-plan clerical area and private offices, jury assembly areas, and other relevant public support spaces. Building M/E/P systems were replaced and structural systems reinforced. The project is certified LEED Gold.

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MODERN AMENITIES IN A HISTORIC BUILDING

The Tioga Page & Turnbull transformed the Hotel Tioga was transformed in 70 units of market rate housing, contributing to the renaissance of downtown Merced. Critical to the buildings success was the reconfiguration and design of the first floor to be welcoming, relaxing, and adaptable. The main lobby and the mezzanine are designed as with a range of seating options, seating areas, and a communal table that is can accommodate remote workers with laptops and a take-out dinner with neighbors.

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PRESERVATION DESIGN WITH A HIGHER PURPOSE

Saint Clare at Capitol Park A pair of hotels, circa 1910, were rehabilitated into 134 studio apartments for low-income residents in Sacramento. Common spaces on the first floor and mezzanine include a restored lobby, conference room with kitchen, private offices and tucked-away gathering places.

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RESUME /

Peter Birkholz AIA, LEED AP, DBIA Principal Peter Birkholz brings over three decades of architectural expertise, marked by his exceptional leadership in technical and design coordination. As a principal at Page & Turnbull, Peter heads the firm’s civic and government sector. His extensive experience in building renovation projects spans local and state government entities, including the Judicial Council of California, California Department of General Services, and numerous municipalities such as Sacramento, San Francisco, Oakland, and Fresno. Peter’s deep understanding of the complexities of civic architecture allows him to quickly identify potential challenges and implement proactive solutions. His commitment to excellence ensures that each project meets the unique needs of his clients. Peter meets the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards for Architecture and Historic Architecture.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE à Judicial Council of California Sixth Appellate District Courthouse. Sunnyvale, CA. à Glenn County Courthouse. Willows, CA. à Gregory Bateson Building Performance Criteria & Historic Structure Report. Sacramento, CA. à Jesse M. Unruh Building Performance Criteria & Historic Structure Report. Sacramento, CA. à California State Capitol Building and Grounds Infrastructure. Sacramento, CA. à Saint Clare at Capitol Park. Sacramento, CA. à Exploratorium at Pier 15. San Francisco, CA. à Presidio Branch Library. San Francisco, CA. Glenn County Courthouse

à Livermore Railroad Depot. Livermore, CA. à Fresno High-Speed Rail Station Historic Depot Renovation. Fresno, CA. à Oakland Library Feasibility Study. Oakland, CA. à Oakland African American Museum and Library Window Assessment. Oakland, CA. à Piers 1 1/2, 3, & 5. San Francisco. San Francisco, CA. à Ferry Building Repositioning. San Francisco, CA. à Judicial Council of California IDIQ, multiple projects. Multiple locations. à Market Square. San Francisco, CA

Market Square

EDUCATION

LICENSE

Iowa State University, Bachelor of Architecture

California Architect: C23418 Colorado Architect: ARC.00406562 Nevada Architect: 8529 Oregon Architect: ARI-13292 Texas Architect: 29050 Utah Architect: 12137714-0301 Washington Architect: 21005615 LEED Accredited Professional

Advanced Management Institute, Project Management Diploma AFFILIATIONS AIA San Francisco, Member Design-Build Institute of America, Member San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association, Member Saint Clare at Capitol Park

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California Preservation Foundation, Member

RESUME /

Melisa N. Gaudreau AIA Senior Project Manager Melisa Gaudreau serves as the Director of Page & Turnbull’s Sacramento office, bringing over two decades of expertise as a preservation architect. Her leadership spans overseeing diverse civic rehabilitation projects and large interdisciplinary teams. Notably, she has guided work at many of Sacramento’s most prominent landmarks including the California State Capitol, Sacramento Valley Station, Leland Stanford Mansion, and Memorial Auditorium. With a keen understanding of the California Historical Building Code and the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards, Melisa navigates complex projects from conditions assessments to construction documents and approvals. Her experience also encompasses planning for historic properties and districts, the development of preservation plans, design guidelines, and involvement in CEQA and Section 106 review documentation. She is currently Vice President of the AIA Central Valley.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE à Fresno High-Speed Rail Station Historic Depot Renovation. Fresno, CA. à Judicial Council of California Sixth Appellate District Courthouse. Sunnyvale, CA. à UC Law 100 McAllister. San Francisco, CA. à Old Sacramento Hotel. Sacramento, CA. à Sacramento Valley Station. Sacramento, CA. à SMUD Headquarters. Sacramento, CA. à City of Glendora City Hall ADA Design Project. Glendora, CA. à California DGS P Street - Heilbron House. Sacramento, CA. Sacramento Valley Station

à Market Square Preservation Architect Consultation. San Francisco, CA. à California DGS PM Services. Sacramento, CA. à Senator Building. Sacramento, CA. à 450 Sutter. San Francisco, CA. à Belli Building. San Francisco. à Herrmann Hall, Naval Postgraduate School. Monterey, CA. à Memorial Auditorium Cleaning. Sacramento, CA. à New CA State Capitol Annex. Sacramento, CA. à Jesse M. Unruh Building Performance Criteria & Historic Structure Report. Sacramento, CA. à Gregory Bateson Building Performance Criteria & Historic Structure Report. Sacramento, CA. à Lassen County Courthouse Structural Assessment. Susanville, CA.

SMUD Headquarters

à Library and Courts Bldg Graffiti Remediation. Sacramento, CA. à Charles Graner Farmhouse. Placerville, CA.

EDUCATION

AFFILIATIONS

University of California, Berkeley, Master of Architecture

American Institute of Architects Central Valley, Vice President

University of Texas, Austin, BS Architectural Engineering, emphasis Structural Engineering

Association for Preservation Technology LICENSE

California State Capitol

California Architect: C27460

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RESUME /

June Lee RA Senior Architect June is an architect and San Francisco native who is passionate about the built environment.

She believes that architecture and preservation are a collaborative disciplines and June works with clients, consultants, and stakeholders to develop solutions to complex issues.

June, who is currently project manager on a tenant improvement project at San Francisco’s Tenderloin Museum works on a wide range of projects including multi-family residential, community centers, theaters, and offices. Her award-winning projects include the Tioga in downtown Merced and the LightHouse for the Blind in San Francisco. June, who excels at working with large project teams and with stakeholder, also has an exceptional ability to communicate concepts and ideas through hand sketches and technical drawings.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE à Judicial Council of California Sixth Appellate District Courthouse. Sunnyvale, CA. à Hotel Tioga, Merced. Merced, CA. à 130 Townsend. San Francisco, CA. à Saint Clare at Capitol Park. Sacramento, CA. à Fresno High-Speed Rail Station Historic Depot. Fresno, CA. à Brisbane Baylands Roundhouse. Brisbane, CA. à 955 Post Street Façade Design. San Francisco, CA. The Tioga

à Castro Theater. San Francisco, CA. à U.S. Post Office Burlingame. Burlingame, CA. à One Kearny. San Francisco, CA. à Maxwell Hanrahan Foundation Headquarters at Fort Mason. San Francisco, CA. à Walt Disney Family Museum. San Francisco, CA. à Google Downtown West. San Jose, CA. à Capitol Records. Los Angeles, CA. à Larkspur City Hall. Larksburg, CA. à Shipwright’s Cottage. San Francisco, CA. à Bank of Italy - San Jose. San Jose, CA. à Treasure Island Administration Building. San Francisco, CA.

955 Post Street

EDUCATION

LICENSE

California College of the Arts, Bachelor of Architecture

California Architect: C35385

University of Oregon City College of San Francisco Shipwright’s Cottage

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RESUME /

Juliana Brodsky AIA, DBIA Senior Project Manager Juliana is an architect with over 15 years of experience leading consultant teams and managing stakeholder input to successfully deliver complex projects. Her expertise encompasses commercial interiors, adaptive reuse, and multi-family residential projects. Before joining Page & Turnbull, Juliana worked at Perkins&Will on office interior modernizations and at BDE Architecture on a number of multi-family residential projects.

She excels at integrating program requirements and sustainability features into cohesive design solutions.

RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE à Confidential Office Spaces. South San Francisco, CA. Reuse and modernization of existing office spaces including upgrades to all MEP systems, lighting, space usage, ADA requirements. Buildings range from 1960s to 2010s. à Confidential Office Building. South San Francisco, CA. Adaptive reuse of a 1960s concrete tilt-up warehouse to serve as office space and command center for Confidential client’s transportation hub. Upgrades include Structural, MEP, accessibility, Landscape, and energy efficiency.

Confidential Office Spaces

à 2238 Market Street. San Francisco, CA. Adaptive reuse of and addition to a 1920s mortuary into condos. Reached client’s target market and GMP construction price while achieving LEED target. à Indigo. Redwood City, CA. Ground-up 10-story Type IA high-rise multi-family residential complex with three 7-story towers over a 3-story podium. à Portsmouth Square Hilton. San Francisco, CA. Design of new high-visibility entrance to the Portsmouth Square Hilton and upgrades to existing balconies and egress. à Judicial Council of California Sixth Appellate District Courthouse. Sunnyvale, CA. Design of new 50,000 SF two-story appellate courthouse and demolition of existing facility. à UC Law 100 McAllister. San Francisco, CA. Interiors package for historically significant spaces.

Confidential Office Building

EDUCATION

AFFILIATIONS

The University of Texas at Austin, Master of Architecture

American Institute of Architects DBIA Design-Build Institute of America,

The University of Texas at Austin, Preservation Certificate

Odd Salon Fellow

The University of Chicago, Bachelor of Arts, Mathematics and Anthropology

LICENSE California Architect: C35381

2238 Market Street

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Awards & Accolades FIRM AWARDS FAST COMPANY MOST INNOVATIVE ARCHITECTURE FIRM Page & Turnbull was recognized as one of the most innovative architecture firms in recognition of performing equitable historic preservation.

WILLIAM G. RALSTON AWARD The San Francisco Museum & Historical Society awarded Page & Turnbull the William G. Ralston Award in recognition of decades of committed and talented architectural work towards preservation of San Francisco Bay Area’s historical and architectural fabric.

SELECT PROJECT AWARDS ST. CLARE AT CAPITOL PARK, SACRAMENTO AIA California Residential Design Award Sacramento Housing Alliance Affordable Housing Development of the Year Sacramento Business Journal Best Real Estate Project (Supportive Housing) Engineering News-Record California Best Renovation/Restoration

WASHINGTON VIEW APARTMENTS, LOS ANGELES California Preservation Foundation Design Award

OLD ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SANTA ANA California Preservation Foundation Design Award Governor of California Historic Preservation Award

THE CHEECH CENTER FOR CHICANO ART & CULTURE, RIVERSIDE Urban Land Institute Top Ten Public Private Partnerships

California Preservation Foundation Design Award Los Angeles Business Council Architectural/Renovation Award Interiors

California Preservation Foundation Design Award Chicago Athenaeum American Architecture Award Society of American Registered Architects National Design Award

LIVERMORE RAILROAD DEPOT, LIVERMORE

Docomomo US Citation of Merit

California Preservation Foundation Design Award

Riverside Chamber of Commerce, Riverside Hero Award

Governor of California Historic Preservation Award

SANTA BARBARA AFRICAN AMERICAN AND BLACK HISTORIC CONTEXT STATEMENT, SANTA BARBARA

ST. JOSEPH’S ART SOCIETY, SAN FRANCISCO

California Preservation Foundation Cultural Resources Award APA Central Coast Paul Davidoff Award for Advancing Diversity and Social Change

California Preservation Foundation Design Award Society for American Registered Architects Design Award

SACRAMENTO VALLEY STATION NEPTUNE POOL, HEARST CASTLE, SAN SIMEON STATE PARK

Engineering News-Record California Best Renovation/Restoration

Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, Julia Morgan Award

AIA Central Valley Merit Award

ANNENNBERG COMMUNITY BEACH HOUSE & POOL, SANTA MONICA California Preservation Foundation Design Award

THE GREEK THEATRE, LOS ANGELES THE GREEK THEATRE, LOS ANGELES

TIOGA, MERCED

California Preservation Foundation Design Award Los Angeles Business Council Architectural/Renovation Award

Governor of California Historic Preservation Award California Preservation Foundation Design Award

CARSON BLOCK BUILDING, EUREKA California Preservation Foundation Design Award Governor of California Historic Preservation Award

140 NEW MONTGOMERY, SAN FRANCISCO AIA San Francisco, Merit Award for Historic Preservation Governor of California Historic Preservation Award California Preservation Foundation Design Award Engineering News-Record California Best Renovation/Restoration SF Business Times Rehabilitation/ Renovation Award

ANTELOPE VALLEY INDIAN MUSEUM, LANCASTER American Association of State and Local History Leadership in History Award for Structural and Environmental Controls Improvement California Preservation Foundation Design Award Los Angeles Conservancy Preservation Award

BERKELEY ART MUSEUM & PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE, BERKELEY SF Business Times Rehabilitation/ Renovation Award

BAKAR BIOENGINUITY HUB, UC BERKELEY California Preservation Foundation Design Award Architizer A+ Merit Award Docomomo US Award

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We imagine change in historic and contemporary environments to cultivate thriving, sustainable, and resilient communities.

523 W. 6TH STREET, SUITE 1013, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90014 TEL 213.221.1200 1007 7TH STREET, #404, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814 TEL 916.662.8532 333 WEST SAN CARLOS STREET, SUITE 600 SAN JOSÉ, CALIFORNIA 95113 TEL 415.593.3226 170 MAIDEN LANE, 5TH FLOOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 94108 TEL 415.362.5154