Welcome to our San Francisco studio
Tucked beneath the Bay Bridge overlooking the water, our studio has certainly carved out its place in the City by the Bay. Inside our LEED Platinum workplace, we spend our days designing a better future for the city around us. Research and purpose are at the forefront of everything we do: we’re committed to innovation for the greater good of our community. And, we’re proud to live up to a California stereotype or two: sustainability is non-negotiable, and keeping our cool is key.
“You won’t see us wearing business suits and ties around here. People express their passion for design in everything they do—including what they wear. It's one of the many things I love about this place.”
—Greg Johnson, Managing Director
The Facewall
The Facewall is iconic within our studio. Everyone's invited to add a photo that represents life outside of work.
View of the Facewall from the lobby
Fun Fact
Our tables and desks are made of timber that was reclaimed from the nearby Transbay Terminal.
We repurposed discarded old lumber to create durable, beautiful work surfaces throughout our studio.
People in San Francisco
News about San Francisco
03.11.2019
San Francisco-Based Pfau Long Architecture Joins Perkins and Will, Reinforcing Both Firms’ Commitment to Bay Area Community
02.21.2019
Chou Hall at the University of California at Berkeley, Haas School of Business, Achieves LEED Platinum Certification
Socialize with San Francisco
It is with profound sorrow that we share the news of Phil Freelon’s passing. Phil’s lifelong dedication to designing places that express the spirit of community, promote cultural equity, and create positive social change has left a significant impact on us https://t.co/G1tm2dUoDe
.@ArchRecord's annual list of the Top 300 U.S. Architecture Firms is in, and we held the No. 2 spot for the second year in a row. Rankings are based on annual revenue, and this marks our best year yet!
https://t.co/s67C562cK0
A facility for neurological disorders by @perkinswill gives the @uofcincy's medical campus a fresh face: https://t.co/MF4GOgKrH2
Photo © Mark Herboth