LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects

Recently completed, The Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute at Stanford University serves as the permanent home of the King Papers Project, which publishes the definitive collection of Dr. King’s writings, speeches, and correspondence. Founded in 2005, the Institute maintains the world’s largest online archive of previously inaccessible materials and works to preserve and advance Dr. King’s legacy through research, education and public engagement. The space is designed to encourage exploration of the Institute’s work and by extension encourage visitors to engage with Dr. King’s legacy. The architecture of the seminar room is built out of the foundation of the Institutes 14 volumes. The arrangement of the volumes, display cases and history of Dr. King transforms the space from a mere meeting room into a sanctuary of civil rights history, where the physical presence of these volumes reminds us that we stand as part of something far larger than ourselves - a continuing movement for justice and human dignity. See more photos on our website here: https://lnkd.in/gQr_f5Sf Photos: Bruce Damonte

Learn Architecture like never before from most engaging online courses at Eduwik.com Walker Hall at the University of California by LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects See Full Project>https://lnkd.in/gGb5rxPv Walker Hall at UC Davis is an adaptive reuse project that transforms a vacant, seismically unsafe 1927 agricultural engineering building into a dynamic center for graduate and professional students. #visualdesign #innovation #urbanisation #entrepreneurship #engineering

Summer afternoons outside at HomeRise at Mission Bay, a new garden-focused community providing wraparound supportive services and stable housing for 140 adults exiting homelessness. The residences are part of the Mission Bay neighborhood, one of San Francisco’s newest mixed-use, transit-oriented developments, created to provide opportunities for individuals and families of all backgrounds and income levels. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gzJMBhfb Architect: LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects Associate Architects: Lowney Architecture and Y.A. studio Developer: HomeRise (formerly Community Housing Partnership) + BRIDGE Housing Corporation General Contactor: Cahill Contractors Landscape: TS Studio Photography: Bruce Damonte

Fort Mason Pier 3 | A thriving hub for arts, nonprofits and cultural events, the historic #FortMason campus hosts 1.5 million visitors annually at high-profile events including FOG Art+Design, Renegade Craft Fair, and the SF Marathon Expo. As part of ongoing decarbonization and sustainability studies with Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, LMSA developed #conceptdesign options and #resiliency upgrades for the Pier 3 “Festival Pavilion”, a preeminent venue with a large flexible floor plan and panoramic views of San Francisco Bay. Learn more about the studies here: https://lnkd.in/gRZsgUXT #leddymaytumstacy #fortmasonsf #historicbuildings

Here’s a sneak peek of San Francisco University High School’s gymnasium at their new California Street Campus! Designed to match the scale and quality of a collegiate facility, this space includes telescoping bleachers, modern locker rooms, and everything needed to showcase student athletic talent like never before.    #K12Construction #AthleticFacilities #EducationConstruction #Truebeck #TruebeckConstruction      Equity Community Builders, LLC   FORELL ELSESSER   LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects    LUK AND ASSOCIATES   PAE   SME Steel   Summit Steel Works, Corp.   Urban Design Consulting Engineers (UDCE)

Summertime on the roof space above Casa Adelante at 2828 16th Street which is dedicated to urban agriculture and food production for residents 🌿  The project also features a rooftop photovoltaic array and solar hot water array, targeting a LEED Gold rating. In collaboration with TNDC and MEDA, the 143-unit #affordablehousing development in San Francisco’s Mission District fosters and celebrates an interconnected and vibrant community. https://lnkd.in/gSVzZdQu Architect/Interiors: LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects Owners: TNDC, Mission Economic Development Agency Contractor: Nibbi Brothers General Contractors Structural Engineer: Tipping MEP Engineer: EDesignC, Inc. Civil Engineer: LUK AND ASSOCIATES Landscape Architect: GLS Landscape | Architecture arch 📸: Bruce Damonte #leddymaytumstacy #casaadelante #urbanagriculture

Have a listen to the recent ARCAT Detailed Podcast - Episode 138 which LMSA Principal Ryan Jang AIA, LEED AP is interviewed by host  Cherise Lakeside, FCSI about the seismic retrofit of the Walker Hall Graduate Student Center at University of California, Davis: https://lnkd.in/eANvm3Wb "Walker Hall at UC Davis is a striking example of adaptive reuse, transforming a vacant 1927 agricultural engineering building into a vibrant center for graduate and professional students. Once seismically unsafe and underused, the 34,000 square foot structure now anchors the campus core as a hub for learning, collaboration, and community." Architecture: #LeddyMaytumStacy Builder: Soltek Pacific Structural: FORELL ELSESSER Civil : BKF Engineers MEP : Arup Landscape: Office of Cheryl Barton Photos: Richard Barnes, Bruce Damonte

Check out the progress of Power Station Block 7B where the Sophie Maxwell Building is taking shape! Located in San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood, the mixed-use 82,000 sf project will feature 105 affordable apartments and ground floor retail, drawing inspiration from the industrial quality of the historic site. Block 7B is part of the larger Potrero Power Station Mixed-Use Project, which will transform the 29-acre site of a decommissioned power station into a vibrant waterfront community. “We’re thrilled to share that PG&E power has officially come onsite. Also worthy of celebration: the first street trees have arrived, adding a burst of green and a sneak peek at the lush, walkable streetscape that will define the neighborhood. As sidewalk installation and landscaping kick into gear, our vision for a vibrant, people-friendly space is becoming manifest. And just wait until you step inside—Sophie Maxwell has a treat in store with stunning interiors we can’t wait to unveil,” says the Power Station in a recent newsletter (https://lnkd.in/gYcg8yfN). 📸 Photos by Henrik Kam / courtesy of Power Station. Developer: Associate Capital Architecture: LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects Contractor: Swinerton Structural: MKA International, Inc. Landscape: Plural Studio MEP: PAE Sustainability: Atelier Ten Civil: CBG Building Company EBM: Sitco Acoustical: Salter Waterproofing: Simpson Gumpertz & Heger (SGH) Lighting: Cirius Engineering, LLC #leddymaytumstacy #underconstruction #mixeduse

At last night's panel on 'Navigating Your Workplace: The Intersection of Equity and Ambition' hosted by AIA East Bay’s Women in Architecture and Justice, Equity, and Inclusion Knowledge Communities. Thank you to everyone who gathered together to hear from LMSA Senior Associate Dominique Elie, AIA, and co-panelists Patricia Alarcón (Ratcliff Architects) and Amelia Goldrup (HKIT Architects) – and, thank you to Jessica Jobe Sea, AIA (Noll & Tam Architects) for moderating the discussion! #aiaeastbay #leddymaytumstacy #careerpanel #worklifebalance

Re-visioning access for all, check out the concept design for #HallidiePlaza: Located in downtown San Francisco at the intersection of Market and Powell Streets adjacent to the Powell Street BART station and the historic Powell Street Cable Car Turntable, Hallidie Plaza is one of the city’s most heavily travelled urban portals. Yet since its completion in 1973, the plaza sunken 20 feet below the city around it has been widely criticized as a “desolate” urban space. LMSA's #concept proposal for Hallidie Plaza re-envisions it as an inviting threshold to the City that welcomes everyone, celebrating the rich diversity of the human condition, the vibrant activity of the urban setting, and the iconic ecologies of Northern California. It focuses on creating a memorable visitor experience of passage. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gpWRfjUg LMSA design team: William Leddy, FAIA and Mahsa Vanaki #leddymaytumstacy #downtownsanfrancisco #conceptdesign #plaza