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L’Acajou Bakery and Cafe.
At the corner of 9th & Bryant in the SOMA (South of Market) district of San Francisco is an amazing little cafe called MotoJava. For years, owners Marija and Chris have provided delicious coffee, tea and incredible food (Abel even … Continue reading
Ideas for a rooftop.
We’re currently developing some ideas for a rooftop with stunning 360 degree views of San Francisco, shown here looking out at the Mission, Noe Valley, Twin Peaks and Sutro Tower. We’re navigating SF rooftop regulations, egress, and our infamous microclimates. … Continue reading
A theater that remakes itself.
Joshua Prince-Ramus of REX encourages architects to step up and take responsibility not only for concept, but also execution in design. He then reinforces his point by exhibiting the transformative qualities of the recently completed Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre … Continue reading
Caleb Duarte.
Caleb Duarte, an Oakland-based Chicano artist, has been working with themes of ‘home’ for a number of years. His latest project is a mix of sculpture and performance called Casas Voladoras (Flying Houses). Casas Voladoras is an ongoing collaborative performance … Continue reading
Tijuana Housing Prototype.
The power of architecture to change the world is an idea that many a design student believes in. Recently, an inspirational speech given by Professor Irma Ramirez at UC Berkeley regarding her and her students’ work on a low cost … Continue reading
3 minutes with Jacques Herzog.
Jacques Herzog of HdM discusses plans for the Tate Modern gallery extension.
Architizer.
Architects finally have their very own social network. Dubbed ‘Facebook for Architects’, Architizer launched last week and aims to ‘empower architecture’ by enhancing the way we network/connect with each other. Their About page illustrates exactly how they intend to achieve … Continue reading
Don’t be original, just be good.
“Mies van der Rohe once said that being good is more important than being original. Originality is a product, not an intention.” – Paul Rand
