Glass Pavilion in California by MARK DZIEWULSKI ARCHITECT

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A new sculptural glass pavilion is the key element for the makeover of this 1970’s office tower, which includes the lobby, retail space and the exterior facade. The dynamic and transparent form provides a dramatic entrance that is intended to transform the perception of the entire building. It creates a highly visible identity and has become a recognizable landmark within the business district. As well as the new pavilion, the project includes stone cladding to the exterior, a new lobby and additional retail space.

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• Architects: MARK DZIEWULSKI ARCHITECT
• Project: Glass Pavilion
• Location: 450 Sansome Street, San Francisco, California
• Glass Pavilion: 16 story office tower, 129,000 sq. ft (12,000m2)
• Software used: AutoCAD

Image Courtesy © Mark Dziewulski Architect

Image Courtesy © Mark Dziewulski Architect

Image Courtesy © Mark Dziewulski Architect

Image Courtesy © Mark Dziewulski Architect

Image Courtesy © Mark Dziewulski Architect

Image Courtesy © Mark Dziewulski Architect

Image Courtesy © Mark Dziewulski Architect

Image Courtesy © Mark Dziewulski Architect

Image Courtesy © Mark Dziewulski Architect

Image Courtesy © Mark Dziewulski Architect

Tags: California, U.S.A.

Categories: Autocad, Office Individual Building, Pavilion

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