Santa Barbara African American Black Context Statement
Santa Barbara, CA
We imagine change in historic and contemporary environments to cultivate thriving, sustainable, and resilient communities.
Sarah Brummett, AIA, Page & Turnbull’s Washington, DC Office Director (sixth from the right) is one of the newest members of CREW Northern Virginia, and attended a welcome breakfast and networking event on August 13 hosted by Greystar at their Arlington, VA office. Page & Turnbull is a longtime supporter and sponsor of CREW Network, and its mission to advance opportunities for women in commercial real estate.
On the night of July 31st, Greg and Clare visited the city of Roseville to lead a public meeting about the future vision and rehabilitation of the Fiddyment Homestead—a farm property tied to California’s early history of ranching, farming, and agricultural innovation.
The P&T Team led discussions and fielded questions from local residents on future programming, interpretive, and recreational opportunities the Fiddyment Homestead should adopt.
P&T is proud to collaborate with landscape architects at Callander Associates to redesign and reimagine the Fiddyment Homestead as a public asset for the Roseville community.
Last Thursday, June Lee and Ruth Todd joined The Tenderloin Museum at the groundbreaking ceremony for their upcoming expansion, which will add 6,850 square feet of exhibition space within this diverse San Francisco neighborhood.
In attendance were State Senator Scott Wiener, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, City Supervisor Bilal Mahmood, and other dignitaries.
We are proud to serve as architect for this museum expansion and we couldn’t be more pleased to contribute to the Tenderloin Museum’s efforts to tell the stories of the surrounding neighborhood while making room for its future.
The Page & Turnbull Los Angeles office celebrated summer with a potluck and BBQ at Chateau Lesak. Everyone enjoyed delicious food and drinks, great music and conversation, and a beautiful sunset!