A small office in California is a testing ground for Google's future campuses.

The lighting at a flotation therapy center in California is in itself a remedial treatment.

A former industrial facility in San Francisco maintains its 20th-century roots as it transforms into an open workplace filled with daylight and fresh air.

The fires in California claimed lives, properties, and several architectural gems. Undeterred, the architectural community is already beginning to tackle next steps.

A vacant buffet restaurant finds new life as a culinary business incubator and community events space.

A flexible new facility provides much-needed services to a marginalized community while demonstrating design excellence on a budget.

A playful, welcoming building in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood replaces a sunken, bunker-like clubhouse.

The 94-year-old San Francisco Opera wanted a secondary venue to attract the next generation of operagoers.

Is there a “pink ghetto” within architecture?

Some years ago, San Francisco architect John Maniscalco came across one of those opportunities that demand a certain stamina: an aging two-story house was available for a relative bargain price but required lengthy negotiations with the city’s historic-preservation board in order to overhaul.