Two Pennsylvania Markets
This year’s AIA Convention in Philadelphia provided an opportunity to revisit Reading Terminal Market, as well as check out the nation’s oldest continuously operating farmer’s market in Lancaster, PA. Reading […]
This year’s AIA Convention in Philadelphia provided an opportunity to revisit Reading Terminal Market, as well as check out the nation’s oldest continuously operating farmer’s market in Lancaster, PA. Reading […]
One of the joys of our involvement with the food world and sustainable agriculture is the opportunity to get to know amazing places through individuals who are deeply involved with […]
BCV Architects is part of a team, led by Jamestown, that has been awarded the opportunity enter into exclusive lease negotiations for the development of the Pier 29 Bulkhead building […]
Belcampo Founder and CEO Anya Fernald recently released Home Cooked: Essential Recipes for a New Way to Cook, a beautiful book with a wide range of recipes, from snacks and […]
by Hans Baldauf Sustainable food culture has long been an influence on BCV’s work. We find inspiration in the terroir of our project locations, and in celebrating the interconnectedness of […]
We are proud to see founding principal Hans Baldauf elevated to the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows Class of 2016. Congratulations Hans! See the complete list of the […]
Yesterday SPUR realized a long held dream when it opened its Oakland office at 1544 Broadway. The organization, which has been active in San Francisco since 1910 (it was originally […]
The 6th annual Good Food Awards took place on Friday, January 15th at Ford Mason’s Herbst Pavilion. BCV worked with Good Food Awards organizers to coordinate and plan the layout […]
As we enter the New Year, I think back on the interesting connections that 2015 brought us. Ultimately creativity draws on connections so none of this should be surprising, but […]
Last weekend Chuck Williams, the legendary founder of Williams-Sonoma, passed away at the age of 100 in his San Francisco home. A force in the American culinary landscape, Chuck introduced […]
Over the years we have been fortunate to work with some of the most significant people in the American culinary world; without a doubt, Chuck Williams falls into this category. […]
BCV is excited that the renaissance of San Francisco’s Mid-Market neighborhood – long an undervalued part of the city – has reached a significant milestone in its transformation, with its […]
For the FoodShed at the Children’s Discovery Museum in San Jose, BCV created a new look for the existing café, transforming it into an appealing place to enjoy food as […]
BCV Architects is excited to announce the opening of our New York City office at 12-16 Vestry Street in TriBeCa. This expansion allows us to bring our deep experience with […]
The Storehouse at the San Francisco Shipyard is set to open on Saturday, July 25th. BCV envisioned the project as a multi-purpose general store for the city’s newest residential neighborhood […]
I spent a year in the early nineties teaching for Notre Dame in its Rome studies program. The university provided me an apartment just outside of the Aurelian walls on […]
BCV principal Hans Baldauf reflects on his recent visit to Milan for Expo 2015. Flying back from Italy, I am struck by my rich, yet seemingly incomplete experience at the […]
In our first post we discussed the overall design of Expo 2015 and the pavilions we enjoyed on our first day there. There are 96 pavilions in total: national, corporate […]
BCV principals Hans Baldauf and Chris von Eckartsberg are providing dispatches from the road this week as they travel to Milan for Expo 2015. On Wednesday, Hans and Chris visited […]
BCV principals Hans Baldauf and Chris von Eckartsberg are providing dispatches from the road this week as they travel to Milan for Expo 2015. Riding back to our apartment this […]