Indoor Trees at the Office
The new trees have arrived and are being placed around our designer’s desks. The canopy provides shade for the studio, along with a dash of natural beauty.
New Studio Facade Construction
The paint is up and the raw materials are here! The new front screen INTERSTICE designed, as an experiment with the Bosch Rexroth System, is being built by the IA team in-house.
INTERSTICE Completes Design/Build for Ghirardelli Square Holiday Market
INTERSTICE Architects designed the interior environment for this years “2014 El Mercado” Holiday Market, in partnership with local non-profit, La Cocina. The existing raw space is reconfigured using re-purposed shipping pallets and locally-sourced wine barrels to create spatial definition and material texture emphasizing the pop-up market’s retail displays. Re-using plywood from the SF Street Food […]
Defining "Home"
Our Principal Architect, Andrew Dunbar, participated in the Novedge panel for “How to Succeed in Architecture: Third Places – The Architecture of Sharing”. Each panelist was asked to explain what the term “Home” means to them in their personal life and in their practice. Home, of course, works on many levels. I think at the […]
Andrew Dunbar, "How to Succeed in Architecture" Panelist
Our Principal and co-founder, Andrew Dunbar, will be one of four panelists for Novedge’s live Google+ Hangout on the topic of “How to Succeed in Architecture: Third Places – The Architecture of Sharing”. In keeping with the theme of “Home” for the SF Architecture and the City festival, Novedge will lead this discussion on […]
The Final Countdown to SFSFF 2014
Recycled pallets, zip ties, gloves, Folsom Street and the IA team: it’s time for the San Francisco Street Food Festival! Come join INTERSTICE Architects in celebrating the final year of the San Francisco Street Food Festival on Folsom Street. IA has designed and led the volunteer effort for the fifth year running, transforming Folsom Street […]
Sunset Parklet: Complete!
The Sunset Parklet, designed by IA, is a public space hosted by Other Avenues Food Store and Sea Breeze Café on Judah St. between 44th and 45th Avenue. It is officially complete and open to visitors! The structure was designed to reflect the urban street grid and level changes of San Francisco. The movement and […]
LAWN:board
INTERSTICE Architects completed a pro bono project for the A + D Museum in Los Angeles. A+D is the only museum in the country to exclusively display architecture and design work and programs. The Museum showcases the work of important designers across disciplines and across the globe. The Museum’s gala fundraiser “CELEBRATE: GROUNDSWELL” was based […]
ASLA NCC 2014 Professional Awards
IA went home with two awards at the ASLA NCC 2014 Professional Awards Ceremony! We are thrilled to announce that we won Merit Awards for our work on the John Lo Schiavo, S.J. Center for Science & Innovation at University of San Francisco and for the Therapy Landscape for the Rehabilitation Center at El Camino […]
