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Antonio Pacheco

Antonio Pacheco

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Poster for Woodbury’s Unmentionables Symposium
A Look Inside

Unmentionables Symposium promises a fresh look at the current state of interior architecture

View of downtown San Diego
Don’t Park Here

San Diego eliminates parking requirements for transit-adjacent projects

Image of top of Salesforce Tower
Another One

Cracked glass discovered at Salesforce Tower in San Francisco

Photo of construction in Los Angeles with heavy smog
Green ‘Em if you got ‘em

California’s Building Decarbonization Coalition plans to green building operations

Photo of a white steel fence
Drive-by Art

The Peter and Merle Mullin Gallery is an instrument for art

Construction photo showing High-Speed Rail
Gavin Problems?

President Trump threatens to cancel California’s high-speed rail funding

Photo of Maker’s District Block D
OH! San Diego 2019

Open House! San Diego releases lineup for March event

Rendering of the Little Berkeley project by Kevin Daly Architects
Let’s Build

UCLA launches the country’s first intensive affordable housing development course

Photo of a construction worker and glass panel
X-treme Construction

Extreme architecture: The great lengths (and heights) of high design

View of Oakland Avenue Urban Farm model
OAUF

Akoaki designs a new future for Detroit’s Oakland Avenue Urban Farm

Aerial photo of a snowy town
Movers and Shakers

Henning Larsen creates a golden hall for a migrating Swedish town

Rendering of The Grand
Ground Has Finally Broken

Gehry celebrates ground breaking for The Grand in L.A. with new renderings

Rendering of a vibrant underpass
Emerging Voices 2019

Colloqate instrumentalizes design as a tool for social justice

Rendering of 11th and Hill tower
Redwood Rising

70-story tower inspired by California redwoods slated for Downtown Los Angeles

Photo of the Los Angeles skyline
Building a Coalition

AIA issues statement of support for proposed Green New Deal legislation

Photo of Casa Moulat
Concrete Collaborations

Ignacio Urquiza, Bernardo Quinzaños, and Centro de Colaboración Arquitectónica are an inclusive activist practice

Los Angeles City Hall
Rats in Government

L.A’s typhus outbreak spreads from the streets to city hall

Collaged image of earth with green stitches
Future Building

What do architects want from a Green New Deal?

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