A Rubik’s Cube of Uses: San Francisco Conservatory of Music Packs Arts, Residential and...
By Meghan Hall
The San Francisco Conservatory of Music (SFCM) is a private music school that sits at the heart of San Francisco. Founded...
Global Survey: Happy Employees are Good for Business
By Meghan Hall
The commercial real estate sector has seen a fair number of surveys on evolving workplace design and employee desires within the...
SoMa’s New Focal Point
New Gensler-designed PRC center in San Francisco tackles community’s toughest issues
By Jack Stubbs
“The constant challenge is how to...
PayPal Lives its Values with San Jose Headquarters Redesign
By Meghan Hall
When PayPal became an independent company in 2015, the global fintech firm had the opportunity to reinvent its identity, which...
Keeping the Bay Area Architecture Conversation Going
Nine architecture firms provide insight on riding the economic cycle
By Kenneth Caldwell
With such a prolonged real estate boom,...
Kaiser Family Foundation’s Design for the Policy Change
The new headquarters in San Francisco looks to expand regional and national presence
By Jack Stubbs
“With what we do...
Breaking the Co-Working Real Estate Model
The drivers behind San Francisco’s surging coworking sector are rooted in a need for change
By Meghan Hall
The rise...
BIG Oakland: Coworking for AEC Firms
At BIG Oakland, small companies have the opportunity to make a large impact
By Meghan Hall
Coworking and flexible workspaces...
Stable on the Peninsula
While demand and leasing requirements on the Peninsula grow, so does its subleasing market
By Bekka Wiedenmeyer and Meghan Hall
Ed Axelsen and Carol Sandman Honored at Annual CoreNet Corporate Real Estate Awards
By Meghan Hall
Every year, CoreNet Global, a non-profit corporate real estate association, honors two of its members at its Northern California Chapter Corporate...
