We imagine change in historic and contemporary environments to cultivate thriving, sustainable, and resilient communities.
The countdown is on—our India Basin Shoreline Park tour is happening soon as part of @aiasf’s Architecture + the City Festival!
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear directly from the design and engineering team behind one of San Francisco’s most transformative public landscapes. From ecological restoration to cultural preservation and climate resilience, this tour reveals the layered vision shaping the future of the Bay’s southeastern waterfront.
Reserve your spot today through the link in our bio!
@aiasf`s Architecture + the City Festival is just around the corner!
Explore the transformation of India Basin Shoreline Park, a landmark public landscape reimagining San Francisco’s southeastern waterfront. This on-site tour brings together the park’s landscape architect, architect, historic architect, and marine engineer for an in-depth look at the design and engineering decisions shaping one of the city’s most ambitious public space projects.
Set against the Bay’s dramatic backdrop, the discussion will cover how the park’s vision prioritizes equity, restores ecological vitality, preserves cultural heritage, and safeguards the shoreline for future generations. Learn how native and climate-resilient plantings are revitalizing the shoreline, how industrial relics are being adapted for new uses, and how engineered seawalls arestrengthening resilience against rising tides. Discover how new architecture will support recreation, education, and stewardship while honoring the site’s history.
Ideal for architects, planners, ecologists, and anyone curious about the future of urban parks, this tour offers rare, direct engagement with the multidisciplinary team behind India Basin’s renewal.
The Korea Ministry of Patriots and Veteran Affairs hosted a public open house at the Young Korean Academy—Hung Sa Dahn—a craftsman-style residence in LA’s Expo Park neighborhood that served as the YKA’’s headquarters from 1936 – 1948.
Page & Turnbull, architect for the community and cultural center, was on hand to talk about the rehabilitation of the house, addition of two new buildings, and—with Hongjoo Kim Landscape Architects—the re-imagining of the landscape.
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Last Image Credits: Korean American Digital Archive, USC Libraries Digital Collections
We are thrilled that The Anderton Court Shops, one of the few commercial buildings designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, was awarded a 2025 Wright Spirit Award by the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy—an organization committed to the preservation and stewardship of Wright’s works.
As a Historic Preservation Consultant teamed with Lochte Architectural Group, P&T helped rehabilitate the Beverly Hills landmark into Givenchy’s West Coast Flagship Store by ensuring the floors maintained their deep rustic red; that the scored ceilings and the façade were restored, and the missing mast on the building’s spire, reinstalled. We were honored to work with Givenchy and this team to return this building to its place of prominence on Rodeo Drive.