Historic Preservation and Adaptation

The Teralta is a new mixed-use community of 73 affordable homes for families in San Diego’s City Heights neighborhood. The project is an excellent example of adaptive reuse, transforming the historic 1948 Superior Furniture Co.

Located inside the Granger Hotel in San Diego’s historic Gaslamp Quarter, BOND reimagines spirits acquisition and the retail environment through the lens of an ultra-luxury heritage fashion house: defined by exceptional client care that emphasizes

The reconstruction of the historic Pergola completes phase II of the Botanical Building and Gardens restoration in San Diego’s Balboa Park back to the original 1915 Panama-California Exposition design. Demolished during World War II, the

The town was originally brought to life by San Diego Mayor Bert Vaughan in the 1920s. Our hotel, built in the 1950s, was a destination for travelers and Hot Spring enthusiasts. The remodeled hotel, opened

Since 1938, the San Diego County Administration Center has served as the center of County government and one of the city’s most recognizable architectural landmarks. Rather than reinventing the building, this renovation carefully preserved the

Originally designed by renowned San Diego architect William Quayle in 1904, Granger Hotel is a thoughtful $30 million adaptive reuse project that breathes new life into one of downtown San Diego’s most significant Romanesque buildings.

Rooted in its sense of place, CHAPEL at Liberty Station honors San Diego’s rich military history as a spiritual home for Naval Training Center recruits. In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the U.S. military,

The Coast Walk Trail Bridge has graced La Jolla’s rugged Devil’s Slide bluffs for nearly a century, fitting so naturally into the sandstone coastline that it seems less built than belonging — a quiet threshold

In the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter, Granger Hotel honors the history of the city and its building while offering an exclusive contemporary oasis—one that is open to only its guests and their friends. The

The comprehensive exterior restoration of the city owned George and Anna Marston House Museum and Gardens marks a milestone in the city of San Diego’s preservation efforts of this property. With more than 50 years