Balboa Pool Renovation

San Francisco, CA
The proposed design for Balboa Park Pool renovates the existing natatorium facilities in an economic way, leaving essential elements in place while enhancing the user experience and upgrading the structural and environmental systems to meet sustainable standards of performance.

In Joint Venture with ELS Architecture

Golden State Warriors’ New San Francisco Chase Center Stadium, Scope Esplanade and Lobbies

San Francisco, CA
The Golden State Warriors’ Chase Center Arena is both a recreational and cultural destination and the design for the lobbies reflect this new typology of urban arenas.
Associate Architect and Associate Interior Architect to Gensler

San Francisco International Airport – Terminal 1C

San Francisco, CA
Through design-build delivery, the new terminal will redevelop one of the Airport’s oldest terminals to meet the needs of modern travelers and revolutionize the guest experience. When complete in 2024, the project will elevate SFO’s standard of providing a world-class, environmentally friendly travel experience.

A Gensler / Kuth Ranieri Architects Joint Venture

San Francisco International Airport – Big Room

San Francisco, CA
The SFO Big Room is a 30,000 SF, 200-seat office space that will house the design/build teams awarded the Terminal 1 Renovation contract for the 5-year duration of the project.

A Gensler / Kuth Ranieri Joint Venture

SF Fire Boat Station 35 (Finalist)

San Francisco, CA
Our design proposal for the new Fire Boat Station 35 (FBS35) bridges the waterfront and the urban edge of the city’s shoreline. In response to the fire station’s prominent location at the foot of the San Francisco — Oakland Bay Bridge, we have marked the facility with an illuminated tower that commands a place in the front row of the city’s skyline and at the end of the Harrison Street view corridor.

San Francisco International Airport – Employee Cafe

San Francisco, CA
One of a number of “Enabling Projects” as part of the T1C Renovation, the project renovated a former Chinese restaurant, bordered on one side by an existing TSA security barrier. The design creates a “Pop Up” feeling to reflect the two year life span.
In Joint Venture with Gensler