Judd, Bruce D

Architectural Resources Group is a full-service, 50-person, architectural firm founded in 1980 that provides architectural, planning, and materials conservation services to clients for both historic preservation and new construction projects. ARG staff is nationally recognized as experts in historic preservation, historic building rehabilitation, universal access, and new construction in culturally important environments. Its experience includes solutions for the adaptive reuse and rehabilitation of existing structures, seismic materials conservation, documentation and restoration of historic properties, universal access design, and design of new structures. The firm has received more than 100 awards for excellence in architecture, historic preservation and planning including the California Governor s Awards for Historic Preservation, the California Preservation Foundation, the AIA California Council Design Awards and the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

450 Architects is a San Francisco-based architectural firm specializing in the design of schools, homes, and sustainable living environments. With a focus on innovation and ecological design, their collaborative approach ensures the creation of soulful and environmentally-friendly spaces. From energy-efficient residential projects to warm and inviting coffee shops, 450 Architects' portfolio showcases their commitment to sustainability and their ability to transform existing spaces into functional and aesthetically pleasing environments. With a reputation for innovative design and advocacy, they have successfully achieved certifications such as Passive House, LEED, and Living Building Challenge.Generated from the website

450 Architects, based in San Francisco, collaborates with forward-thinking clients to design innovative schools, homes, and healthy living environments. Their culture of innovation and advocacy drives a hands-on approach to soulful ecological design. With a strong emphasis on sustainability, the firm has successfully completed projects such as the Castro Passive House and the San Francisco Waldorf High School, both of which have achieved notable green certifications. Their portfolio showcases a commitment to creating spaces that are not only functional but also environmentally responsible. Generated from the website