CUESA’S 12th Annual Sunday Supper
CUESA (the Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture) hosted a sold-out Sunday Supper on October 5th for over 300 guests, in support of the organization’s youth programs and the […]
CUESA (the Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture) hosted a sold-out Sunday Supper on October 5th for over 300 guests, in support of the organization’s youth programs and the […]
BCV, OpenScope Studio and Amanda Loper hosted a food and design tour on September 24th as part of the AIA Architecture and the City festival. The two-part tour kicked off […]
Wednesday, September 24th, AIA San Francisco hosts a food and design tour of the Polk Street corridor, with visits to Belcampo and St Frank Coffee, as part of the annual […]
Narbonne On a drive from Nice to San Sebastian this summer, we took a lunch break in Narbonne, where we visited the wonderful 104-year-old central market. The market is a […]
BCV Principal Chris von Eckartsberg hosted a tour of the newly reopened Schroeder’s beer hall on Wednesday, September 3 as part of the annual Architecture and the City festival, a […]
Winemaking, like farming and design, is a cyclical affair: at times it can be difficult to see where things begin and end. Yet there are milestones that measure out the […]
AIA San Francisco’s annual Architecture and the City festival, held every September, will feature tours of two BCV projects this year. On September 3rd, tour-goers will get an inside look […]
A grand vin wine can be described as a piece of art that begins from the site, is cultivated for a season, transformed by interaction, lain down to a necessary […]
On Friday, July 18, BCV joined Roger Burnell, of the development firm Arnell Enterprises, Inc., and invited guests for the grand opening of Bryant Park Plaza in Mountain View. Located […]
The San Francisco Business Times recently reported that the proposed substantial rebuild of Treasure Island by developers Lennar Corp. and Wilson Meany, which includes the construction of 8,000 homes, has […]
Belcampo Meat Co. recently opened its newest locations, on Polk and Pacific in San Francisco and at Town & Country Village in Palo Alto. The San Francisco location features both […]
Chris and Hans attended the Napa Valley Barrel Auction with Don Brandenburger and BCV Associate David Whitfield on Friday, June 6 at Charles Krug. The auction benefits Napa Valley Vintners, […]
Michael Kimmelman, The New York Times architecture critic, recently wrote about the technology industry’s embracing of adaptive reuse projects in San Francisco, despite much of the current media attention focusing […]
Tonight is the preview party for New York City’s Hudson Eats at Brookfield Place. BCV Principals Hans Baldauf and Chris von Eckartsberg and Associate David Whitfield joined the design team […]
KQED favorite Check, Please! recently visited M.Y. China, designed by BCV for owner and celebrity chef Martin Yan. M.Y. China’s “sophisticated” dining room and playful, interactive open kitchen received rave […]
In So Much Food, It Fills a Hall, Florence Fabricant discusses the proliferation of the modern food hall in New York City, leading with the upcoming opening of BCV and […]
The historic German beer hall Schroeder’s reopened to the public this week, featuring interior design by BCV, an updated façade by Levy Design Partners and a new California-German menu. The […]
The Architect’s Newspaper recently wrote about the new 388-acre community at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, CA – once one of the leading racetracks in the country. BCV designed the mixed-use […]
Belcampo’s pop-up at their upcoming Santa Monica location opens its doors at 5 pm tonight! Stop in at 1026 Wilshire Boulevard for the next few weeks to preview the full […]
Following a soft opening over the weekend, the new Santa Barbara Public Market opened for business today. Offering an array of regionally sourced sustainable food options, including Belcampo Meat Co., […]