UC Berkeley Goldman School of Public Policy

Kuth Ranieri Architects has refreshed the University of California, Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy administrative offices at 2601 Hearst Avenue. The scope ranges from FF&E to creating a new office suite for the dean to re-organizing spaces to better suite today’s workplace. Introducing a consistent architectural language helps to unify the department’s image and plays on its non-hierarchical organization. New spaces include a staff conference room, kitchen, and glazed “zoom rooms.”

MEP Engineers: Guttmann & Blaevoet Consulting Engineers
Builder: Rodan Builders, Inc.
FF&E: One Workplace
Photographer: Swee Oh Photography