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For Architects, By Architects

San Francisco’s AIA chapter opens its Center for Architecture + Design

No Assembly Required

IKEA, Inkga Centres, and Industrious pair up to deliver San Francisco’s newest coworking space

Rock and Roll

In Mission Rock, staggered rock forms define the facade of MVRDV’s new project, The Canyon

I Love Art Deco

Elon Musk rolls out X and might’ve forgotten to file his building permits

Squeeze It In

A competition hosted by AIA San Francisco asked architects to respond to the housing crisis with proposals for multiple unit dwellings

The Golden City

OMA breaks ground on its first 100 percent affordable housing project in the U.S.

High-Rise

SCB releases new renderings for proposed tower in San Francisco’s Outer Sunset

Hyperbolic

Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Point of Infinity completes on San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Island

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Bay Area Bash

The AIA Conference on Architecture 2023 kicks off in San Francisco on June 7

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The Middle Way

An SOM-designed American Buddhist Cultural Society Temple is under construction in San Francisco

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“Coming Home”

David Baker Architects screens a modular, supportive housing project in San Francisco with weathered steel

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Torch Passed

The Eames Institute’s acquisition of William Stout’s bookstore preserves a cultural icon

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Sleep On It

San Francisco says Twitter needs permits for its office bedrooms

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Daily digest: Colorado’s LGBT+ Club Q will reopen this year, Gene Kohn named Urban Land Institute Life Trustee, and more news

Kvell Over Emanu-El

Mark Cavagnero Associates will renovate San Francisco’s historic Byzantine Revival synagogue

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Bay Area Bash

Facades+ returns to San Francisco on January 26

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Hitting the Airwaves

Mark Cavagnero Associates adapts SF State media arts building to a fickle microclimate

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Small But Mighty

Surfacedesign introduces a lush garden with native vegetation to an underused backyard in San Francisco

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