https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/2707-pfau-long-architecture en-us 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.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/13273 Wed, 07 Mar 2018 08:00:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/13273-mcclintock-building-by-pfau-long-architecture The Art Deco facade of the 1939 building was repainted to highlight the details. Photo © David Wakely Around the corner, a new, second entrance accommodates multiple tenants. Photo © David Wakely The center of the atrium functions as a town square, with a greenhouse roof that opens for natural ventilation. The glass roof is a modular system from the Netherlands that was assembled on-site. Photo © David Wakely The center of the atrium functions as a town square, with a greenhouse roof that opens for natural ventilation. The glass roof is a modular system from the Netherlands that was assembled on-site. Photo © David Wakely Original wood roof sheathing, removed to create the atrium, now clads this space’s walls. Photo © David Wakely The two-story office building was opened up to pay homage to the adjacent warehouse, with exposed wood roof decking and both board-formed and existing concrete elements. Photo © David Wakely The two-story office building was opened up to pay homage to the adjacent warehouse, with exposed wood roof decking and both board-formed and existing concrete elements. Photo © David Wakely Image courtesy Pfau Long Architecture Image courtesy Pfau Long Architecture Image courtesy Pfau Long Architecture