Publication Placements

Here are a few examples of projects that I have placed in design publications on behalf of my clients (or old employers).

Architect: Anshen + Allen (www.anshen.com)
Photo: David Wakley

Kaiser - Santa Clara Medical Facility

The new campus for Kaiser's Santa Clara campus sits on the site of a former orchard. The organizing spine recalls the open landscape. In the space between the hospital and the medical office building Kaiser hosts a weekly farmer's market. The cover story for the September 2007 issue of Health Facilities Management tells the whole story.

Architect: ArchitectureTM
(www.architecturetm.com)
Photo: Cesar Rubio

Clarium Capital

Peter Thiel, founder of the hedge fund Clarium Capital, asked Architecture TM to design a very different kind of workplace.  The project was featured in the May 2007 issue of Interior Design.

Mark Harbick, AIA
(www.huntsmanag.com)
Photo: David Wakely

Designer of the Year

Mark Harbick, AIA, was named 2006 Designer of the Year by Contract magazine. His story can be found in the January 2006 issue.

Architect: Anshen + Allen (www.anshen.com)
Photo: David Wakely

DeAnza College Science Building

Cupertino, California

The idea of “Science on Display” can be seen in this award winning addition to DeAnza’s 60s era campus.  The sustainable project was featured in the April 2005 issue of Contract.

Architects: Turnbull Griffin Haesloop (www.tgharchs.com)
Photo: Mathew Millman

Beach House

Stinson Beach, California

The clients lost a beloved Wurster beach house and asked the architects to capture something of the past without replicating it.  Breathe shared the story in February 2005.

Architect: Huntsman Architectural Group (www.huntsmanag.com)
Photo: David Wakely

Huntsman Architectural Group

San Francisco, California

The serenity of Huntsman Architectural Group’s new offices was written about in both the June 2004 issue of Architectural Record and the May 2003 issue of Interior Design.

Designers: Studio O + A (www.o-plus-a.com)
Photo: Donna Kempner

Levi’s Offices

San Francisco, California

When Levi’s moved into an old ad agency they wanted a dramatic new look on a very dramatic (read modest) budget.  The combination of vintage furniture and new pieces was described in the June 2003 issue of Contract.

Architect: IA Interior Architects (www.interiorarchitects.com)
Photo: David Wakely

IA Interior Architects Firm Profile

IA’s global expansion was captured in the November 2003 issue of Interior Design.

Architect: Architectural Resources Group  (www.argsf.com)
Photo: David Wakely

Goldman School for Public Policy

UC Berkeley, California

A historic Ernest Coxhead house and a complimentary building by Architectural Resources Group create a new courtyard, the heart of the school.  The story of how once radical Berkeley demanded a conservative design solution is well documented in the pages of the January/February 2003 issue of Preservation. 

Architect: SmithGroup (www.smithgroup.com)
Photo: David Wakely

Leo Burnett Offices

San Francisco, California

Morris Lapidus updated for the Bay Region.  This beautiful reception area appeared in the November 2001 issue of Interior Design.

Architect: ELS Architects (www.elsarch.com)
Photo: David Wakely

Irvington Community Center

Fremont, California

This is one of those great buildings where program, design, and structure all come together beautifully.  Designed by ELS, it was published on the cover of Architectural Record in June 1996.

Architect: AC Martin Partners (www.acmartin.com)
Artist: Michael Heizer
Photo: Donna Kempner

Firm Profile

Refining the legacy of AC Martin was captured in a profile by David Martin, FAIA in the February 1990 issue of Designers West.

San Francisco Centre

San Francisco, California

One of my earlier assignments was placing San Francisco Centre in the May 1989 Architectural Record and on the cover of January 1989 Shopping Center World.  The curving escalators were the first installed in the US.