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.

San Francisco’s Union Square is well-known for its mix of history and modernity, and the recent overhaul of 100 Stockton adds a striking new chapter to the area’s architectural story.

Among the latest and most striking additions to San Francisco's skyline is the Salesforce Tower, designed by the renowned Pelli Clarke & Partners. However, it’s not just the height of the Salesforce Tower that makes it iconic; it’s the way it interacts with its environment, particularly the fog that frequently blankets the city.

Urban living often means sacrificing outdoor space, but Modera Rincon Hill challenges this notion with its stunning rooftop terraces. Adjacent to the San Francisco Bay Bridge in the Rincon Hill neighborhood, this residential high-rise offers expansive outdoor areas designed to enhance the living experience for its residents. In this post, we explore how these terraces redefine urban living, focusing on their design, functionality, and the breathtaking views they offer.

The University of California College of the Law, San Francisco has unveiled a new extension building designed by SOM. This project includes a beautiful new quad situated between the original building and the extension, as well as a roof terrace and balconies designed by Andrea Cochran Landscape Architecture. These outdoor spaces are enhanced with planters and benches by Tournesol, creating bright, airy areas where students and faculty can recharge in the heart of downtown San Francisco.