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Our team has been having fun playing Exquisite Corpse, a collaborative drawing game developed by surrealist artists in the 1920s. Each participant adds to the overall composition by creating a body segment with only a sliver of context from the preceding effort—resulting in unique and often humorous combinations. Even while working separately in our homes, we can draw/paint/collage together and strengthen our creative community. Enjoy! . Artists, image 01: Chelsey Morar (head), Thom Emrich (torso), Katelyn Koch (legs); image 02: Alexis Aoyama (head), Annie Rummelhoff (torso), Chelsey Morar (legs); image 03: Thom Emrich (head), Emily Hagen (torso), Annie Rummelhoff (legs)

Posted: 05.21.2020

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Aging Mindfully: @tricyclemag explores the vision behind Enso Village, a new project by @sfzc. Read about the Zen-inspired senior living community in Sonoma County, designed by Mithun in association with HKIT: https://t.co/zP1IOA6D16 https://t.co/HF6ETbDGms

Posted: 05.20.2020

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Aging Mindfully at Enso Village

San Francisco Zen Center shares the vision behind Enso Village, the first Zen-inspired senior living community in the west.

05.20.2020

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RT @ArchRecord: To completely decarbonize buildings in San Francisco by midcentury, âwe need to redouble our efforts,â says Barry Hooper. Mâ¦

Posted: 05.19.2020

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Pepsi Blocks is featured in Portland Monthly Magazine’s coverage of “Three Projects Reshaping Portland Neighborhoods”! The first phase of this exciting mixed-use development includes housing, a public plaza and renovation of the iconic Pepsi warehouse structure into a retail pavilion that could accommodate a large food hall—expanding the Sandy Boulevard food scene that already features the Zipper, Providore Fine Foods and the Ocean. Read more: https://bit.ly/2WU9ct7

Posted: 05.15.2020

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Pepsi Blocks is featured in @PoMoMagazine's coverage of âThree Projects Reshaping Portland Neighborhoods.â The first phase of development includes housing, a public plaza and renovation of the iconic Pepsi warehouse structure into a retail pavilion. https://t.co/4jXBrA7mxL https://t.co/dXIIrXfF9B

Posted: 05.15.2020

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Pepsi Blocks Brings New Life to a Portland Neighborhood

Redevelopment of the five-block midcentury industrial parcel along Sandy Boulevard “is poised to be the neighborhood’s newest centerpiece.”

05.14.2020

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Our work with @SecurityProperties on Pepsi Blocks is featured in Portland Monthly magazine’s coverage of “Three Projects Reshaping Portland Neighborhoods.” The first phase of this exciting mixed-use development includes housing, a public plaza and renovation of an iconic mid-century Pepsi warehouse structure into a retail pavilion that could accommodate a large food hall—expanding the Sandy Boulevard food scene that already features the Zipper, Providore Fine Foods and the Ocean. Read more: https://bit.ly/2WU9ct7 (clickable link in bio) Image: Brick

Posted: 05.13.2020

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RT @HenselPhelps: The @UCIrvine Middle Earth Towers received the highest level of @USGBC recognition with a LEED Platinum certification desâ¦

Posted: 05.08.2020

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The new Middle Earth Towers at University of California, Irvine has achieved LEED NC Platinum certification by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)! From century-old passive techniques to state-of-the-art technologies, every design decision contributes in multiple ways to deliver carbon reduction and the deepest green integration. https://mithun.com/2020/05/08/uc-irvine-middle-earth-towers-is-leed-platinum-certified/ HENSEL PHELPS #LEEDPlatinum #DesignBuild

Posted: 05.08.2020