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GitHub Office Space in San Francisco by Studio Hatch 15

GitHub Office Space in San Francisco by Studio Hatch

At the core of GitHub technology is social collaboration, which was made physically evident in their 55,000 square foot headquarters. The three story office space includes a variety of work environments to accommodate different work styles and flexibility

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50 Oakwood House / Stanley Saitowitz-Natoma Architects

Architects: Stanley Saitowitz / Natoma Architects Project: 50 Oakwood House Location: San Francisco, California, USA Photography: Jacob Elliott Photography Oakwood is a one block street between 18th and 19th in the Mission. A few steps from Valencia, it is a quiet residential precinct tucked away from this new center of San Francisco urban life. Oakwood

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A Rejuvenated Circa 1980 Modernist House / Mark Brand Architecture

San Francisco-based Mark Brand Architecture was hired to rejuvenate a circa 1980 modernist house clad in deteriorating vertical wood siding. From the architect: We opened up the floor plan and completely demolished the sunroom, replacing it with a new dining room open to the remodeled living room and kitchen. We added a new office and deck

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5th Avenue House – Inner Richmond Contemporary Remodel by Jeff King

Design: Jeff King & Company Project: 5th Avenue House Architect of record: Marguerite Lonegran Location: San Francisco, California, US Photography: Brian Mahany 5th Avenue House is a open floor family home in San Francisco designed by Jeff King & Company. Project description: This family of four was looking for more private bedrooms and a more

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Wurster House by Jennifer Weiss Architecture

Wurster House is a bungalow house located in San Francisco, California, and completed by Jennifer Weiss Architecture for a young family with two daughters. The house received a new and modern makeover with the addition of a new glass fronted kitchen area that blends seamlessly into the pre-existing large living zone just beyond. Photos by

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