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WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)

KAIYŌ Rooftop: The bar—featuring a custom-designed metal screen that frames the back shelving, vibrant green handmade tile, a luminescent quartzite bar top and woven light fixtures—captures the essence of the tropical theme, juxtaposed with an urban backdrop.

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Equal Parts Media

WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)

KAIYŌ Rooftop: The project team includes William Duff Architects; ROY Hospitality (interior designer); DCI (structural engineer); ACIES Engineering (MEP); Design West Partnership (food service); and Modern Metal Designs.

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Equal Parts Media

WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)

BAIA: BAIA (which means "bay" in Italian) is the brainchild of Tracy Vogt (founder of Charlie's Acre, a farm animal sanctuary in Northern California) and the first San Francisco restaurant of plant-based chef, entrepreneur and author Matthew Kenney.

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Michelle K. Min

WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)

BAIA: The vegan restaurant is located in a storied brick building across the street from San Francisco's War Memorial Opera House.

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Michelle K. Min

WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)

BAIA: The remodeled interiors feature clean lines with a touch of vintage deco glamour. The project team includes William Duff Architects (WDA); Cookline Construction; Design West Partnership (food service consultant); J. Kebschull Interiors; and Studio Three Twenty One (lighting designer).

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Michelle K. Min

WDA Positions its Practice for the Future
William Duff Architects (WDA)

BAIA: Creating a jewel box effect over the bar, a custom-made chandelier, made of hand-blown glass stars, crystals and gold leaf, hangs from the double height dome.

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Michelle K. Min

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

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Ian Balmorel

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

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Ian Balmorel

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

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Ian Balmorel

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

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Ian Balmorel

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

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Ian Balmorel

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

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Ian Balmorel

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

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Ian Balmorel

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

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Ian Balmorel

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

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Ian Balmorel

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

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Ian Balmorel

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

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Ian Balmorel

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

Photo credit:
Ian Balmorel

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

Photo credit:
Ian Balmorel

Dyptique
Matière Première Architecture

Photo credit:
Ian Balmorel