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Project • By Patrick Tighe Architecture • Private Houses
Pacific Landing
Pacific Landing is a mixed-use, Net Zero, LEED Platinum-certified affordable housing project designed for people with disabilities and low-income residents. Located on Lincoln Boulevard in Santa Monica, near downtown and the beach, it replaces a former gas station on a 14,160-square-foot corner lot with a 42,000-square-foot, four-story building developed by Community Corp of Santa Monica. The project provides 37 residences along with social services, a café, and community amenities to support its residents holistically.
Patrick TIGHE Architecture
Patrick TIGHE Architecture
Architecture rooted in sustainability and communityThe design reinterprets traditional home imagery through broken-down massing, creating smaller volume... More
News • News • 9 May 2023
Perkins&Will complete the dramatically twisting York University School of Continuing Studies
In Toronto, Perkins&Will have completed a dramatic landmark building for The York University School of Continuing Studies at the school's Keele Campus. The architects explain the building's twisting architecture symbolizes the institution's twist on the traditional mission of continuing studies by connecting employers and talent directly through its programs.
Photo by Perkins&Will
After nine years of planning, the six-story, 120,000 square-foot, 50-classroom building is designed to meet the post-pandemic needs of students with an inclusive, accessible, and sustainable design that fosters learning while helping to fill Canada's labour market gaps.
Once dispersed across York's campus, the school's programs are... More