Ireland House in San Francisco, California by William Duff Architects

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William Duff Architects (WDA) acted as Project Architect for Ireland House, the new LEED Gold home of three Irish government agencies housed under one roof. The project involved the tenant improvement of the entire 9,755 square feet of the entire floor of a Class A office building in San Francisco. The firm wrapped the core in warm wood paneling along with additional soffit details to create a visual shared hearth that can be experienced throughout the workplace. The “hearth” visually and culturally connects the three programs while allowing each agency to have its own identity. The project also features secured zones and a flexible assembly space that can be used for consulate events that are open to the public.

Image Courtesy © David Wakely

• Architects: William Duff Architects
• Project: Ireland House
• Location: San Francisco, California
• Photography: David Wakely
• Square Footage: 9,755 square feet
• General Contractor: BCCI Construction Company
• Project Manager & LEED Consultant: Cumming Group
• MEP: Amit Wadhwa & Associates
• Structural Engineer: Forell Elsesser
• Security Consultant: Microbiz Security Company
• Audio Visual Consultant: Salter, Inc.

Image Courtesy © David Wakely

Image Courtesy © David Wakely

Image Courtesy © David Wakely

Image Courtesy © David Wakely

Image Courtesy © David Wakely

Image Courtesy © David Wakely

Image Courtesy © David Wakely

Tags: California, San Francisco

Categories: Building, Interiors, Office space, Offices

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