Palomar College Child Development Center is a 16,000 sqft, single-story facility which services child care needs to children of Palomar College district students, faculty, staff, and families within the community as well as the College’s Early Childhood Development Associate’s […]
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A new architectural icon in the University Town Center area is redefining the traditional notion of corporate research park, in both form and function. Three trapezoidal, all-white, concrete buildings off Interstate 805 and La Jolla
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The colorful CoPlace Building sits at the entrance to North Park, on the northeast corner of University Avenue and Florida Street. The L-shaped, two-story building has been a longtime fixture of the neighborhood and has recently received
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Crest is a shining example of the infill developments that continue to transform our city. Built alongside an exit ramp for the 163 freeway, on a formerly vacant piece of property, this 36-unit development brings
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The Atlas technology office campus features an outdoor “paseo”, a green corridor growing within the negative space created when one mega structure was separated into two stand-alone buildings. The 40-foot-wide paseo takes advantage of the
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Rex’s Roar is a 5,000-square foot site renovation, built by Swinerton, at the front entrance of the San Diego Zoo. The focal point of the project is the 10-ton, 27-foot-tall bronze sculpture of Rex the
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Fire Station No. 5 feels like it’s part of the neighborhood while also playing off some fresh ideas. Glad to see design that considers people—that 2nd story porch is great for the firefighters.
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Hats off (or shirts off?) to this charming gelato shop on Adams Avenue! Love the tongue-in-cheek on display here. Thank you for restoring a classic piece of mid-century mercantilism…and then turning it on its ear.
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The Cypress housing development has enhanced San Diego’s East Village in several ways. Firstly, the appealing, contemporary design harmonizes with the neighborhood by drawing inspiration from the local arts scene. The residential development also mitigates
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The chapel design for Point Loma Nazarene University evolves from two inspirations: its serene natural setting, and the spiritual significance of the structure’s role as a spiritual and academic anchor for the campus. Simple, pure
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Built as a model for future construction, the Skyline Hills Library opened in 2016 as one of the most modern and efficient buildings in the City of San Diego. The new single-story, 15,000 square-foot, Skyline
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The Bayside fire station will serve Little Italy and nearby neighborhoods. Importantly, fire fighters and emergency personal will now have direct access to the west edge of the city and the airport without delays at
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