Our Tricon project has been recently featured in Amazing Architecture.
A snippet from the article:
“tailored for a home rental company with a heart. This transformation turned a run-of-the-mill office park tilt-up warehouse in Tustin into a vibrant, bustling hub for the adaptable and diverse workforce of Tricon Residential. Known for their people-first approach and relentless pursuit of excellence, the client aimed to create a genuine domestic community within their corporate setting.”
Our Shamrock and Tricon projects have both been featured in an article for India Art n Design. Titled “Wellbeing Tops the List of Workplace Interiors!“, the article talks about how a communal ethos, a reinvigorated return-to-work experience, and the need to create environments that encourage collaboration and interaction were central in creating spaces for both Tricon and Shamrock.
A snippet from the article:
“Post-pandemic changes in office environments, spatial configurations, and work culture have led ShubinDonaldson to design two adaptive reuse projects that now host warm community-building workspaces in tandem with the respective organization’s future needs on an operational, cultural, and spatial level.”
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Shamrock | ShubinDonaldson
Tricon | ShubinDonaldson
Our Shamrock project has been recently featured in e-architect.
A snippet from the article:
“Shamrock is a tenant improvement project that looks at the future of work in a post-pandemic environment. Located in a narrow building, the client looked to expand their existing workspace by taking over the adjacent suite to become a full-floor tenant. As companies began to re-evaluate their workplace requirements, Shamrock Capital engaged ShubinDonaldson to understand their organization’s future needs on an operational, cultural, and spatial level. Through a series of programming exercises, we discovered that to provide employees with a reinvigorated and communal return-to-work experience, we needed to craft a warm environment that encourages collaboration and promotes in-person interactions.”
Our Tricon project has been recently featured in e-architect.
A snippet from the article:
“tailored for a home rental company with a heart. This transformation turned a run-of-the-mill office park tilt-up warehouse in Tustin into a vibrant, bustling hub for the adaptable and diverse workforce of Tricon Residential. Known for their people-first approach and relentless pursuit of excellence, the client aimed to create a genuine domestic community within their corporate setting.”
Our Shamrock project has been recently featured in Amazing Architecture.
A snippet from the article:
“Shamrock is a tenant improvement project that looks at the future of work in a post-pandemic environment. Located in a narrow building, the client looked to expand their existing workspace by taking over the adjacent suite to become a full-floor tenant. As companies began to re-evaluate their workplace requirements, Shamrock Capital engaged ShubinDonaldson to understand their organization’s future needs on an operational, cultural, and spatial level. Through a series of programming exercises, we discovered that to provide employees with a reinvigorated and communal return-to-work experience, we needed to craft a warm environment that encourages collaboration and promotes in-person interactions.”
We are thrilled to announce that ShubinDonaldson received an AIA OC Honor Award for The Broad Foundation in the Commercial Interiors category. Presented by the American Institute of Architects’ Orange County chapter, the AIA OC Design Awards recognizes exceptional work by exceptional architects working in or from Orange County. Led by Partner Mark Hershman, this project asks how can a series of curated spatial experiences help promote a company’s values?
Congratulations to our team!
Set Studios, Sierra Pacific Constructors, MASH Studios, Oculus Light Studio, AM Cabinets, Simon S Wong & Associates, Nabih Youssef Structural Engineers, Cibola Systems Corporation, ITS Design Group and Veneklasen.
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REGISTER:
https://vadatalks.org/events/registration/art-design-quantum-computing-registration
WHEN:
October 12th, 2023
7:00 pm
LOCATION:
Fé Bland Forum at Santa Barbara City College
721 Cliff Drive
Santa Barbara, CA 93109
Join us on September 12, 2023 as Burnham-Ward Properties, ShubinDonaldson, and AIA OC present a tour of the recently rehabilitated Mariners Medical Arts Complex!
Built in 1963 by notable mid-century, master architect, Richard Neutra, the Mariners Medical Arts Building property had over the years fallen into deterioration. Having witnessed the damage firsthand, Burnham-Ward Properties acquired the property in 2021 in order to ensure the responsible stewardship of this iconic asset. Burnham-Ward Properties enlisted ShubinDonaldson for the complicated rehabilitation of the property to its original mid-century design, including passive energy controls, site amenities, and color palette. The building embodies special architectural and mid-century modern design features that integrate interior and exterior spaces to form a setting conducive to medical treatment. Modern updates include site accessibility utilizing the historic renovation code and Cal Green code features.
Presented by AIA OC, this tour will explain how to incorporate California Historic codes into renovation projects. These codes differ from CBC and IBC codes. The tour will also review passive energy techniques, both from the original design as well as modern upgrades, and how Cal Green codes were incorporated into the rehabilitation of the complex. Presenters include Steve Thorp, Burnham-Ward Properties, Partner & Director of Acquisitions, and our very own Sieglinde Pukke, Principal at ShubinDonaldson.
Check out more about the event HERE
OPENING RECEPTION: 1st THURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th | FROM 5-8pm
ARTISTS INCLUDED:
Ken Bortolazzo | Hilary Brace | Robin Donaldson | Werner Drewes | Oskar Fischinger | Yumiko Glover | Sidney Gordin | Nathan Huff | Mary-Austin Klein | George Legrady | Helen Lundeberg | Jim Martin | John McCracken | Hank Pitcher | Blakeney Sanford | June Wayne
Our Hot Springs Road Residence is featured in ELLE DECOR with a focus on the Interior Design by Jamie Bush.
Written by Camille Ohio with photography by Yoshihiro Makino, the article titled “IS THIS VIBRANT CALIFORNIA HOUSE THE ULTIMATE DESIGN COMEBACK? Designer Jamie Bush designs a fire-resistant home that pulses with color for a pair of Montecito art collectors.”
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