The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 26th Edition
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
You Shall (Not) Pass
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Simon Barrette
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 26th Edition
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
BACK / GROUND
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Patrick Bérubé
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 26th Edition
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
BACK / GROUND
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Patrick Bérubé
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 26th Edition
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Peek-a-Boo
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Hermine Demaël, Stephen Zimmerer
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 26th Edition
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Peek-a-Boo (detail)
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Hermine Demaël, Stephen Zimmerer
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 26th Edition
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Scars of Conflict
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Michael Hyttel Thorø
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 26th Edition
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Scars of Conflict
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Michael Hyttel Thorø
Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
726 Main Street: Hayes Group Architects' adaptive reuse, commercial interiors project received a 2024 Honor Award from the American Institute of Architects San Mateo Chapter.
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Patrik Argast
Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
726 Main Street: Situated in an 1859 landmark building in the heart of downtown Redwood City, this office for a prominent commercial developer serves as a place for operating his business—focused on projects in the community—and for hosting events which bring together industry professionals for sharing ideas, making deals and meeting others.
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Patrik Argast
Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
726 Main Street: The space is flexible so that catered events can be easily staged from the open kitchen area to the adjacent open space.
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Patrik Argast
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Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
726 Main Street: Natural lighting was important, so the existing windows and skylights flood the lounge and open areas with daylight, and the internal offices borrow the light through their floor to ceiling glass walls. During the day artificial lights are optional.
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Patrik Argast
Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
726 Main Street: Massive brick walls were left exposed, revealing centuries of patina of past use as a hardware store, a bank and a laundry. The existing redwood ceiling was repaired and refinished, and the floor was replaced with polished concrete.
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Patrik Argast
Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
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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Patrik Argast
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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Patrik Argast
Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
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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Patrik Argast
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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Patrik Argast
Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
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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Patrik Argast
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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Patrik Argast
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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Patrik Argast
Hayes Group Architects Honored for Its Modern Projects in Silicon Valley
Hayes Group Architects
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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Patrik Argast
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