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How Berkeley’s Center Street Garage Redefines Parking with Art and Sustainability

Berkeley isn’t just a hub for academic brilliance and progressive thinking—it’s also home to one of the most innovative parking structures in California. The Center Street Garage is more than a place to leave your car; it’s a blend of architecture, sustainability, and public art that reshapes how cities integrate parking into their urban fabric.

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Why Spring Lake Elementary’s Bold Design is the Future of School Architecture

When you think of an elementary school, what comes to mind? Beige walls, boxy buildings, and uninspired hallways? Spring Lake Elementary in Woodland, California, is anything but ordinary. Designed by HMC Architects and built by Otto Construction, this school is a bold statement on how educational spaces should look and feel. Featuring vibrant Trespa Meteon panels and translucent 3-Form elements, the school’s design fosters creativity, engagement, and play—exactly what a learning environment should do.

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How Stanford’s Bass Biology Building Blends Tradition with Innovation

Stanford University has long been known for its blend of historic and modern architecture, and the Bass Biology Building is no exception. Designed by Flad Architects and Ennead Architects and built by Whiting-Turner, this state-of-the-art research facility balances contemporary design with a nod to the university’s iconic Mission Revival style. One of its most striking features is the immense aluminum and steel canopy, featuring red and orange fins reminiscent of Stanford’s terra cotta rooftops.

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How This South San Francisco Bioscience Space Uses Amenities to Attract Top Tenants

In the competitive world of commercial real estate, premium amenities have become a key factor in attracting and retaining tenants—especially in the fast-growing bioscience sector. The newly developed 1140 Veterans Boulevard project in South San Francisco is a prime example of this trend, featuring state-of-the-art common areas designed to meet the needs of modern life science professionals.

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Transamerica Pyramid's Bold and Stunning Redesign

The Transamerica Pyramid has been a defining feature of the San Francisco skyline for more than half a century. Recently, this iconic structure underwent a remarkable transformation, bringing its design and functionality into the modern era while preserving its legendary status. Here’s how the redesign continues to honor its legacy and what it means for the city’s architectural landscape.

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Inside South San Francisco’s Newest Lab Spaces

When you think of photographing labs, the first thing that comes to mind might be a purely functional space filled with sterile white walls and industrial equipment. However, the new lab spaces in South San Francisco prove that design and functionality can work hand in hand. These spaces, constructed by Landmark Builders and equipped by Genie Scientific, are not just workspaces—they're a statement.

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Behind the Lens: Capturing Stevens Creek Garage

Architectural photography isn’t just about showcasing a building; it’s about telling a story through structure, light, and perspective. The Stevens Creek Garage in San Jose offers a perfect case study. Designed to serve the bustling Westfield Valley Fair Mall, this parking structure goes beyond utility to redefine urban aesthetics.

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Form4 Architecture Revamps 3100 Hanover for Modern Tenants

Form4 Architecture, Coulter Construction, and Howell Electric recently worked together on an exciting project in Palo Alto, California. The goal was to update an old HP building at 3100 Hanover to attract a new life science tenant. This transformation demonstrates how architectural photography can capture the essence of a project's design, highlighting both aesthetic appeal and sustainable practices.

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