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- ACLA
- Bruce Damonte and Ryan Hughes
The Drs. Julian and Raye Richardson Apartments offer 120 supportive studio homes for formerly homeless residents, featuring accessible landscapes, local materials, and innovative stormwater management solutions in San Francisco, designed by David Baker + Partners Architects.
The Drs. Julian and Raye Richardson Apartments provide a dignified home for formerly homeless residents with 120 fully-equipped studios and supportive services, including counseling, medical care, job-training, and employment opportunities. The landscape design encompasses a streetscape, a central courtyard, and a roof deck – all fully-accessible with custom furnishings. The project uses local materials and offers a multi-faceted stormwater management with permeable paving over a gravel infiltration system, rain gardens, and a green roof.
Award of Excellence in Residential Design - American Society of Landscape Architects
Merit Award in Design - American Society of Landscape Architects, Northern California Chapter
Merit Award in Design - American Society of Landscape Architects, Northern California Chapter
Location: San Francisco, CA
Architect: David Baker + Partners Architects
Photography: Bruce Damonte and Ryan Hughes
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