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architects mosher drew

Architects Mosher Drew is a full-service architecture and space planning firm specializing in higher education, healthcare, federal/military, and zoological design. We strive to provide design services of the highest quality, to coordinate innovative ideas, thoughtful solutions, and sustainability. Founded in 1948, Architects Mosher Drew is noted for its iconic designs by creating architecture which expresses the goals of each individual client. The firm has produced lasting community landmarks including the SDSU Love Library, the Coronado Bridge, the USD Jenny Craig Pavilion, the Coronado Police Station, and the Palomar College Brubeck Theater. Our cornerstone philosophy is long-term relationships with our clients. For decades, clients such as NAVFAC, Kaiser Permanente, SDSU, The San Diego Zoo, and the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District, have continued to work with Architects Mosher Drew for our enthusiasm for excellent design and project management. Our architectural practice looks to bring our constant innovation, creativity, and professional growth to every project.

Archetype Architecture

Archetype Architecture is a full-service architecture and interior design firm located on the Upper West Side of New York City. Alan Berman and the staff of architectural and interior designers offer creative, custom, and timeless solutions to each architectural project. Since 2001, we have worked on our clients' behalf, working with Landmarks, the Department of Buildings, and numerous consultants to complete each project. Archetype Architecture's studio encourages collaboration among our staff of architectural designers and interior designers. All hold professional architecture or interior design degrees and have extensive experience in residential renovation, townhouse design, and interiors.

lundberg design

We are located in the Dogpatch neighborhood of San Francisco, in a 1933 mattress factory building. It is a perfect building for the kind of firm we are – raw concrete walls and exposed timber trusses, with high volumes and enough square footage to house our architectural practice, fabrication shop, and even a work-week apartment for Olle. The practice has always been very diverse – we have designed homes, restaurants, wineries, corporate headquarters, distilleries, hotels, apartment buildings, bars, lobbies, and even San Francisco’s bus shelters. We describe our style as “nature-inspired modernism,” and we strive for elegant, simple solutions in our work. We like materials with substance – wood, stone, steel; materials with heft and texture – really the opposite of veneer. For us the making of architecture is a collaborative act; between ourselves and especially with our clients – while we aim for poetry we also pride ourselves on making buildings that work very, very well. The work is quite personal – to our clients, to the site, and to us; and to that end we have always had a fabrication shop as part of our practice. It is a place to experiment with materials and details; it is a place to build things. The shop is a way to emphasize the notion of craft in our projects – the unique piece handmade for just that moment. This enables us to at times act a little more like a sculptor, where the process of making begins to inform the end result, so that the pieces really do end up being one-of-a-kind. The act of making is different from just drawing an idea – no matter the cost the mark of the hand makes the piece a kind of gift, unique and personal to that client. It is an inseparable part of our design practice.

SMPS San Diego

SMPS San Diego was formed in 1983 to serve marketing professionals who live or work in San Diego County and throughout Southern California. The chapter has more than 110 members from over 100 leading A/E/C firms and offers monthly luncheon programs, multi-tiered marketing workshops, networking groups, an annual Golf Classic, webinars and a variety of other events.