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La WDA positionne sa pratique pour l'avenir
William Duff Architects (WDA)
1275 Folsom: Formerly a manufacturing facility, the new WDA office is now a 7,200-square foot architecture workshop with an open floor plan, including areas for gathering, working and meeting, wellness and break rooms and a rear deck which connects with the outdoors.
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Matthew Millman
La WDA positionne sa pratique pour l'avenir
William Duff Architects (WDA)
1275 Folsom: For its new office located in San Francisco's colorful South of Market (SoMa) neighborhood, WDA gave new life to an industrial building through an adaptive reuse that embodies the architecture and design firm's modern aesthetic and sustainable ethos.
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Matthew Millman
La WDA positionne sa pratique pour l'avenir
William Duff Architects (WDA)
1275 Folsom: Sandblasted bowstring trusses, an original building feature, juxtapose with a new statement staircase in black, located across from a tree-anchored central gathering area. In addition to WDA, the project team includes: Evolv (general contractor); Holmes Structures (structural engineer); Interface Engineering (MEP); Rockridge Geotechnical; and Sixteen Five Hundred (lighting consultant).
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Matthew Millman
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