Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
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726 Main Street: The plan is divided in two along the length of the building by a steel and leather-wrapped casework wall. Frameless glass permits light to pass freely between the acoustically private offices and conference room occupying one half and the lounge-like open space occupying the other.
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
726 Main Street: Hayes Group Architects programmed the interior spaces for a variety of activities, including collaboration and events.
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
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726 Main Street: This lounge-like open space showcases the modern aesthetic and discretely luxurious vibe for which Hayes Group Architects is sought after by real estate developers and technology companies, as well as venture capital and law firms.
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
726 Main Street: Standing millwork storage modules subdivide the open area into discrete programmatic zones for coworking, entertaining and taking breaks.
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
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726 Main Street. The project team includes Stormland Group (client); Hayes Group Architects; Cody Vermette Group (contractor); Morris Shaffer Engineering, LLP (structural); Bayside Mechanical, Inc.; TNT Plumbing Co.; and Keene Electric, Inc.
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
2515 El Camino: Hayes Group Architects' ground-up development in Palo Alto received a 2024 Citation Award from the American Institute of Architects San Mateo Chapter. The project is one more piece of the puzzle in shifting from low density to smart density in the City of Palo Alto.
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
2515 El Camino: This project transformed an old-world automobile-oriented suburban retail island into a mixed-use walkable center, increasing housing supply, while reducing car dependency, and bringing new round-the-clock vitality to a previously quiet site on a main thoroughfare.
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
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2515 El Camino: The program brings 13 residential condominium units (including two units dedicated to the City of Palo Alto's affordable housing program), 6,000 square feet of office space, and an additional 13,675 square feet of retail space to a site previously occupied by a single restaurant surrounded by a sea of surface parking.
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
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2515 El Camino: The majority of parking is now located below-grade allowing the entire street frontage along El Camino Real to be lined with retail space, activating the ground floor. Residential units on the upper 2 stories add 'eyes on the street' while maintaining privacy.
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
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2515 El Camino: A new public outdoor courtyard is provided on the side street oriented towards the nearby commercial center, California Avenue, inviting residents, patrons and passers-by to linger. Access for commercial and residential areas are separated by unique entry points and separate elevators to reinforce privacy and security.
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
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2515 El Camino: Sustainability strategies include creating a mixed-used development in a walkable community, as well as: increasing renewable energy use through solar panels; maximizing daylight use through shallow commercial floor-plates and residential unit depths, skylights above the interior residential corridor, and extensive exterior glazing; reducing energy consumption through high-performance VRF HVAC systems and high performance facades; and improving indoor air quality through MERV-13 filers in HVAC systems.
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
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2515 El Camino: Facades at the retail corner sit back beneath the floor above, drawing out the connection between inside and out, creating a generous threshold that can be used for seating and protection from the elements.
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
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2515 El Camino: Exterior two-story frames clad in Equitone Tectiva fiber cement panels with a brushed surface texture express each residential unit, while providing privacy for the exterior terraces, and sun shading for exterior glazing.
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
2515 El Camino: The project team includes Huafa Industrial (client); Hayes Group Architects; Nibbi Brothers General Contractors; Nishkian Menninger (structural); BKF Engineers (civil); The Guzzardo Partnership (landscape); ACIES Engineering (MEPF).
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AZURE Announces The Jury of the 2025 AZ Awards–Now Open for Entries
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2025 AZ Awards Juror
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AZURE Announces The Jury of the 2025 AZ Awards–Now Open for Entries
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2025 AZ Awards JurorAli McQuaid Mitchell, Founder, Futurestudio
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AZURE Announces The Jury of the 2025 AZ Awards–Now Open for Entries
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2025 AZ Awards JurorAmelle Schultz, Principal, Ayers Saint Gross
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AZURE Announces The Jury of the 2025 AZ Awards–Now Open for Entries
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2025 AZ Awards JurorAngie Jim Osman, Partner, Allies and Morrison
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AZURE Announces The Jury of the 2025 AZ Awards–Now Open for Entries
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2025 AZ Awards JurorBahar Ghaemi, Creative Director of Products, Yabu Pushelberg
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AZURE Announces The Jury of the 2025 AZ Awards–Now Open for Entries
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2025 AZ Awards JurorGregory Henriquez, Managing Principal, Henriquez Partners Architects
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AZURE Announces The Jury of the 2025 AZ Awards–Now Open for Entries
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2025 AZ Awards JurorManit Rastogi, Founding Partner, Morphogenesis
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AZURE Announces The Jury of the 2025 AZ Awards–Now Open for Entries
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2025 AZ Awards JurorNathan Rich, Partner, Peterson Rich Office
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AZURE Announces The Jury of the 2025 AZ Awards–Now Open for Entries
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2025 AZ Awards JurorRasmus Astrup, Design Principal & Senior Partner, SLA
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AZURE Announces The Jury of the 2025 AZ Awards–Now Open for Entries
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2025 AZ Awards JurorSergio Morales, Co-founder, Chevalier Morales
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AZURE Announces The Jury of the 2025 AZ Awards–Now Open for Entries
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2025 AZ Awards JurorSimone Vingerhoets-Ziesmann, EVP for the Americas, Ligne Roset
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Like a Rock: Zenel Distinguishes Itself Within the Turkish Coastal Landscape
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Like a Rock: Zenel Distinguishes Itself Within the Turkish Coastal Landscape
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Like a Rock: Zenel Distinguishes Itself Within the Turkish Coastal Landscape
Aytac Architects
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Like a Rock: Zenel Distinguishes Itself Within the Turkish Coastal Landscape
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Like a Rock: Zenel Distinguishes Itself Within the Turkish Coastal Landscape
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