The project is located on Market Street in downtown San Francisco. The Bay Area Rapit Transit has a station underground inside the building that connects the building to mass transit. The blade sign mid-block marks the entrance to the project.
The project is a nine-plex theater located in the fifth, sixth, and seventh floor of San Francisco Centre. Escalator from the underground station and from the street level culminates at the theater lobby.
Today the project is a successful destination for locals and visitors alike.
The project is located on Market Street in downtown San Francisco. The Bay Area Rapit Transit has a station underground inside the building that connects the building to mass transit. The blade sign mid-block marks the entrance to the project.
The project is an design-built competition for four parking structures to significantly expand a San Diego shopping mall. The project was awarded out of three final design-built teams.
Each of the buildings has five levels and sloping floors. Speed ramps are provided at lower levels for quick entry and exit of the top floors and to step back the buildings from the adjacent streets.
The four parking structures and anchor department stores are located in the perimeter of the project to allow for the expansion of the existing mall.
The project is an design-built competition for four parking structures to significantly expand a San Diego shopping mall. The project was awarded out of three final design-built teams.
The retail and entertainment complex houses ground level restaurants, and a two level twenty-plex state of the art movie theater. Located along a busy boulevard, the tall blade sign is highly visible from the freeway.
This project is located within walking distance of Daly City's Bay Area Rapid Transit station. The redevelopment of the area includes office buildings, a hotel, parking structures, a public park, and a retail and entertainment complex.
The building exterior finishes are mostly metal and glass. The window system features metal louvers to minimize summer sun over heating. The Bay Area Rapid Transit line seen in the background is elevated off the ground.
The retail and entertainment complex houses ground level restaurants, and a two level twenty-plex state of the art movie theater. Located along a busy boulevard, the tall blade sign is highly visible from the freeway.
The trolley runs along the pedestrian street in front of of the building. Parking is below ground an accessed through the alley behind the building. Two restaurants with mezzanines, and a high lobby for an art cinema face the busy pedestrian street.
The project is located in downtown Sacramento, two city blocks away from the California State Capitol. The building is a private-public venture to revitalize the downtown corridor.
The bar and restaurant are connected to the lobby of the cinema. Food and beverage from the bar and restaurant are allowed in the auditoriums.
The trolley runs along the pedestrian street in front of of the building. Parking is below ground an accessed through the alley behind the building. Two restaurants with mezzanines, and a high lobby for an art cinema face the busy pedestrian street.
True Loft Housing in the east village. The Lofts are an urban infill project of a full city block. Four stories of loft units over a combination of ground level retail and work-live residential units. Parking is provided at grade and below grade.
The concept is creating solid volumes at each busy downtown corner, floating over a more transparent street level retail. A lighter and translucent grid of lofts between the solid corners afford more privacy and less noise from the busy intersections.
The courtyard has a fire ring, lounge chaise chairs to relax, a water lily pond, and a sand zen garden to meditate. Tall bamboo mixed with palm trees landscaping and horse tail planters complements the space.
True Loft Housing in the east village. The Lofts are an urban infill project of a full city block. Four stories of loft units over a combination of ground level retail and work-live residential units. Parking is provided at grade and below grade.
This project goal is to create concepts which would utilize shipping freight containers in a variety of configurations to provide shelter in a desert environment. A series of prototypes are developed to take advantage of the views, provide passive cross ventilation and comfort to the users.
Containers are aligned adjacent to each other to meet the width requirements for living spaces. A vertical short container has a stair that provides access to the roof deck. Hard wood siding is provided in areas where containers doors are removed. Metal clad overhangs provides shading at exterior doors and windows.
Shipping containers are affordable and recycled. Finished containers are pre-fabricated and delivered to a site to be secured to the foundations.
This project goal is to create concepts which would utilize shipping freight containers in a variety of configurations to provide shelter in a desert environment. A series of prototypes are developed to take advantage of the views, provide passive cross ventilation and comfort to the users.
