Project Type: Parks + Camps

Yosemite Valley Welcome Center

A renovated Yosemite Valley Welcome Center anchors a new arrival plaza for park visitors, built for the Yosemite Conservancy.

Wilshire Boulevard Temple Camps

A 187-acre Malibu camp for Wilshire Boulevard Temple is being rebuilt in phases after the 2018 Woolsey Fire, starting with a new dining hall.

Berkeley Tuolumne Camp

Berkeley Tuolumne Camp, destroyed by the 2013 Rim Fire, was rebuilt with about 100 new structures on its Stanislaus National Forest site.

Redwood Visitor Center

A new visitor center for Redwood National and State Parks, planned with the Yurok Tribe and Save the Redwoods League, sits inland from the current site.

McClellan Ranch Preserve

An environmental education center at Cupertino’s 18-acre McClellan Ranch Preserve pairs new classrooms with the site’s 1870s ranch buildings.

Maritime Child Development Center

A WWII-era child care center built for Kaiser Shipyards workers in Richmond was seismically rehabilitated within the Rosie the Riveter National Park.

Tidewater Boating Center

A durable, sustainably built rowing and paddling facility on Oakland’s MLK Jr. Regional Shoreline, partnered with the Oakland Strokes rowing club.

Cottonwood Visitor Center

A new visitor center in the works for Joshua Tree National Park’s Cottonwood District, replacing an aging temporary structure near Mastodon Peak.

Green Gulch Farm

Renovation and addition to Cloud Hall at the San Francisco Zen Center’s Muir Beach retreat, improving comfort, access, and student housing.

John Marsh House

A 7,800-square-foot 1856 sandstone mansion in Contra Costa County, stabilized from near-total collapse to preserve pioneer John Marsh’s ranch house.

Presidio Funston Avenue Houses

Rehabilitation of four 1890s Queen Anne-detailed residences at the Presidio of San Francisco with energy-efficient systems and healthier indoor air.

Bayer Neighborhood Park & Gardens

A neighborhood park and garden in Santa Rosa built on an historic homestead, shaped through extensive community workshops and public input.

Wawona Wildland Fire Fighting Facility

A new wildland fire fighting facility for Yosemite’s fire crews, replacing an 80-year-old structure with a high-performance, efficient building envelope.