Tubular pipe braces and Glu Lam beams and a view of the skyline.
"...clients headed to reception on the third floor are greeted by a sparsely furnished space, sunlit by a 75-foot-long expanse of windows along the north wall..."
Matt Stewart - Interior Design Magazine - February, 2005
A brand new 6,000 sq.ft. steel framed designer's office. Steel frame, open web joists, and pan deck and concrete floors with radiant heat, clear anodized aluminum storefront, and pre-weathered galvalume siding.
| 2 5 1 South Van Ness St. San Francisco | |
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| Client | Damore Johann Design damorejohann.com |
| Architect |
David Yama - Pfau Architecture
pfauarchitecture.com
Yama Mar Design yamamardesign.com |
| Published/Awards |
A.I.A. S.F. Excellence in Design Award 2004
www.aia.org
S.F. Chronicle April 11, 2004 www.sfgate.com Interior Design Magazine - Feb, 2005 www.interiordesign.net |
| Engineer | David Murphy - Murphy Burr Curry mbcse.com |
| Construction Cost | $2,400,000 |
| Schedule/Completion | 12 Months, 2004 |
| Key Materials/Suppliers |
Coyle Iron Almaden Construction Berridge Metals berridge.com Supreme Glass |
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