Featured Project: Noel Barnhurst Studios
photo credit: Cesar Rubio
We’re happy to share some finished photography of our most recently completed project: the studios of Noel Barnhurst. We were asked to renovate a 1930’s era concrete warehouse located in San Francisco’s SOMA district to accommodate the client’s food photography studio as well as other associated program including test + preparation kitchens, as well as office + conference spaces. We appreciated the raw material character of the existing building and worked to preserve these elements while making sure new construction complemented the building’s existing material palette. Hand in hand with this strategy, we avoided creating hard partitions and opted instead for a series of heavy velour curtains to divide space — ensuring the spatial organization remained open-ended and keeping the physical presence of the building in focus.
You can see more images of the project on our website.
photo credit: Cesar Rubio
photo credit: Cesar Rubio
photo credit: Cesar Rubio
IA WINS AIASF CITATION AWARD
Interstice Architects has won a Citation Award from the AIASF in its 2012 Design Awards. IA’s winning entry “Bay Remediation Site:1” was the only landscape architecture entry to win in the Unbuilt Architectural Design category.
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Interstice Architects has won 2 first place prizes in the 2011 Green Dot Awards. IA placed first in the product design category for its GREENskin Facade System, and first place in the concept design category for the entry Bay Remediation Site: 1.
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IA’s GREENskin Facade has been awarded a Small Project Merit Award by the AIACC for this year’s AIACC Design Awards. The project was one of five recipients to recieve the award, and demonstrated how discarded materials can be beautifully reincorporated into our built environment.
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