Name: Bay Area Architecture & Design
Start: 2023-03-30T08:00:00-07:00
End: 2023-03-30T12:00:00-07:00
Location: 1 Sansome St

Event Host

One Sansome

One Sansome is a soaring 42-story tower in the heart of San Francisco’s Central Business District. It includes 650,000 square feet of leasable Class A office space, a historic 8,000-square-foot conservatory, and a central location that makes it easily accessible to NoMa and SoMa.

The newly reimagined building lobby and light-filled atrium have been transformed intoan expansive new gathering place for the neighborhood. The modern private event facility will include an eye-popping neighborhood bar, an upscale restaurant, and a flexible conference center arranged across multiple ground-floor spaces, all atop BART’s Montgomery Street station, an essential port of entry to downtown San Francisco.

Speakers and Panels

Opening Remarks

Michael Barker

Principal - Managing Director, Barker Pacific Group

Innovations in Technology & Design

Implementing Amenities To Attract Tenants, Smart Building Solutions & Design Upgrades

Ryan Lovett

Ryan Lovett is an interdisciplinary architect, planner and urbanist dedicated to improving the built and natural environments. Ryan serves as Head of Design of the Americas at Lendlease, a global real estate development, construction and investment management company. Ryan works across the multi-billion dollar Lendlease portfolio, providing strategic planning and design expertise with an focus on innovation, sustainability, technology and placemaking. He has helped shape a number of next-generation mixed-use projects under development and construction, including 1 Java, an 850-unit residential development in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Hayes Point, a mixed -use office and residential tower in downtown San Franicsco, 3401 South La Cienega, a 3.5 acre transit-oriented development in Culver City as well as 60 Guest Street, a 375,000 sf life science building in Boston, MA. Prior to joining Lendlease, Ryan was the Director of Urban Design & Development at SHoP Architects, the globally renowned architecture firm based in New York City, where he led the firm’s large-scale projects. During his tenure, Ryan deployed his background in design, planning, and real estate to become an emerging industry leader in the creation of innovative urban master plans. He managed the creation and adoption of a range of mixed-use projects from coast-to-coast across the US, including Rice University’s 3M SF, 16-acre Ion District in Houston, Tex and the 22-acre, 8.7M SF Schuylkill Yards master plan in Philadelphia. Ryan also contributed to the design of some of the most recognizable projects across the world, including the Collins Arch in Melbourne, Australia and 111 W 57th St in New York City. Prior to working at SHoP, Ryan established a reputation as an internationally recognized urbanist, where his independent work has been cited in such publications as the New York Times, LA Times, Architect’s Newspaper, Architecture Magazine, among other publications. He has also held a teaching fellowship at Columbia University, contributed to Autodesk’s BIM Curriculum, and was a member of the Columbia Building Intelligence Project. Ryan holds a Master of Architecture and Master of Science in Real Estate Development from the Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation where he received an Honor Award for Excellence in Design and the 2012 AIA Heritage Ball Scholarship. He also holds a B.A. in Architecture and Ecological Design with High Honors from the University of California Berkeley where he was awarded the Raymond L. Watson Prize and the Alpha Rho Chi award. He is a member of the American Planning Association, American Institute of Architects and Urban Land Institute.

Lendlease

Head of Design, Americas

Ryan Lovett

Head of Design, Americas, Lendlease

Danielle Friend

Senior Director of Development, Harvest Properties

Mike Baker

Director of Architecture, oWow

Mickey Ankhelyi

Director of Architecture, Clark Pacific

Katy Mercer

Principal, Regional Interior Design Leader, Woods Bagot

Bruce Sohn

CEO, HALIO

Moderator

Kush Parekh

Associate Principal, Studio-MLA

Ensuring Health, Wellness & Safety

Focusing on Sustainability & Designing For All Users And Communities

Peter Devereaux

Founding Principal, HED

Clarence Mamuyac, Jr.

President & CEO, ELS Architecture

Jeffrey Heller

Founding Principal, Heller Manus Architects

Phoebe Yee

As Executive Vice President of Design for Related California, Ms. Yee leads the architecture and interior design for all market rate and mixed-income residential developments throughout California. She is responsible for the creative oversight and management of the planning, design and engineering of every market rate development, from concept and delivery to building opening. Her direct involvement in all aspects of the building process includes directing architects, interior designers and engineers through each phase of construction to ensure that the completed work is true to the project’s design intent. She is the conduit with sales/leasing and marketing, operations, and development executives, assuring informed design, constantly evolving processes, and seamless execution. Since joining Related in 2006, Ms. Yee has been directly responsible for the design oversight and completion of numerous developments, including The Avery, Mason on Mariposa and 1550 Mission in San Francisco, and The Century, The Seychelle, The Waverly, The Emerson, and Argyle House in Los Angeles. A registered architect and former vice president at international design firm, HKS Architects, Ms. Yee holds a Master in Architecture from the University of California, Los Angeles and a bachelor’s degree from Georgetown University. She is a recipient of the Asian Women in Business Corporate Leadership Award, former editor of the Dallas chapter American Institute of Architects newsletter, and served on the Urban Design Advisory Committee for the City of Dallas. Ms. Yee serves on the Boards of Trustees for Sci-Arc (Southern California Institute of Architecture) and the Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation. She is a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and has been an invited speaker at AIA conferences, Urban Land Institute events, and housing symposium panels.

Related California

EVP, Design

Phoebe Yee

EVP, Design, Related California

Glenn Rescalvo

Glenn Rescalvo FAIA is a Partner at Handel Architects and is based in San Francisco. He and oversees a large portion of the firm’s work, and has led the design for notable projects in cities around the world. Mr. Rescalvo's projects have received recognition locally, nationally, and internationally. Current work includes a variety of projects in San Francisco including Pier 70 Parcel K North, 1320 Washington Street, 321 Florida Street, 3333 California Street, and 955 Sansome Street. In Seattle, he is leading the design of 801 Blanchard Street, in Los Angeles he is leading the design for a new mixed-use complex at Angels Landing, and in Austin he is engaged in a number of projects including the new Four Seasons Private Residences at Lake Austin. Recently completed work in San Francisco includes Four Seasons Private Residences 706 Mission, Coterie Cathedral Hill, Serif and The Line Hotel, Union House, 950 Tennessee, 288 Pacific, The Pacific, and Murano. In Austin he recently completed the Proper Hotel and Residences, and in Los Angeles he completed Ten Thousand, a new luxury rental tower. International work includes the W Hotel in Santiago, a 31-story mixed-use complex in Santiago, Chile and the Rosewood Abu Dhabi, a 1.1 million sq. ft. luxury, hotel and residential development on the coast in Abu Dhabi in the UAE. Prior to opening the San Francisco office in 1994, Mr. Rescalvo was a Senior Designer at Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates. Mr. Rescalvo's work has been published in Urban Land, Architecture, Architecture + Urbanism, Oculus, Architectural Record, Interni Magazine, and Icons of Architecture: The 20th Century. Mr. Rescalvo holds his Bachelor of Architecture from the University of California at Berkeley and his Master of Architecture from Cornell University. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, the Residential Builders Association, the San Francisco Chapter of the Site Planning and Urban Research Foundation, and is certified by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB).

Handel Architects

Partner

Glenn Rescalvo

Partner, Handel Architects

Moderator

Chris Glenn

Sustainability Director, Langan

Key projects for discussion:

Lendlease - Hayes Point: A new landmark rises at the influential intersection of Market Street and Van Ness Avenue. Soaring 540 feet, this 47-story mixed-use development sets new benchmarks for environmental stewardship, human wellbeing, and community connection

Harvest Properties - Catalyst Peery Park, Sunnyvale, CA: Recently Sold

Harvest Properties - Peninsula Heights, San Mateo: Under Construction

Harvest Properties - Moffett Point

oWOW - 1510 Webster St

oWOW - 1523 Harrison

oWOW - 316 12th

oWOW - 960 Howard

HALIO - City of Brampton Fire & Emergency Services Headquarters

HALIO - Kroger Customer Fulfillment Center

HALIO - The Alexandria District of Sciences & Technology

HALIO - The Alexandria Life Sciences Center South San Francisco

HED - Greenfield Commons, Greenfield, CA

HED - Napa Cove, American Canyon, CA

HED - Poppy Grove, Elk Grove, CA

HED - Suyenaga, Elk Grove, CA

HED -Palmilia by the Bay, Hunters Point, San Francisco, CA

Heller Manus Architects - 181 Fremont

Heller Manus Architects - The Infinity

Heller Manus Architects - 350 Bush

Heller Manus Architects - Menlo Gateway | Constitution

Heller Manus Architects - Menlo Gateway | Independence

Heller Manus Architects - Cityline Block 3S | Sunnyvale: Under Construction

Heller Manus Architects - 500 Pine Street

Heller Manus Architects - Newark Civic Center

Handel Architects - Serif Residences and the Line Hotel

Handel Architects - Coterie Cathedral Hill

Handel Architects - 950 Gough & St. Paulus Lutheran Church

Handel Architects - 531 Bryant

ELS Architecture & Urban Design - Cañada College Kinesiology and Wellness Center

ELS Architecture & Urban Design - College of Marin Miwok Wellness Center

ELS Architecture & Urban Design - Elk Grove Aquatic Center

ELS Architecture & Urban Design - UC Berkeley Legends Aquatic Center

ELS Architecture & Urban Design - RH San Francisco

ELS Architecture & Urban Design - Hillsdale Shopping Center

ELS Architecture & Urban Design - Austin Energy Headquarters

Woods Bagot - 2177 Third Street Apartments

Woods Bagot - Harvey Milk Terminal 1, Boarding Area B

Woods Bagot - 1200 Van Ness, San Francisco

Venue

1 Sansome St
San Francisco, CA 94104

Parking Information:

Parking garages nearby to One Sansome:
- 1 Bush St Garage - $23 ($36 After 8:30am)
- Post Montgomery Center Garage (173 Sutter St) - $25

Both lots less than 5 minute walk to venue. BART (Montgomery St Station) or Uber is encouraged!

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Agenda

Time	Activity
8:00 AM 8:55 AM	Networking, Coffee & Breakfast
8:55 AM 9:00 AM	Opening Remarks from Michael Barker, Barker Pacific Group
9:00 AM 9:45 AM	Innovations in Technology And Design Implementing Amenities To Attract Tenants, Smart Building Solutions And Design Upgrades
9:45 AM 10:00 AM	Break
10:00 AM 10:45 AM	Ensuring Health, Wellness And Safety Focusing on Sustainability And Designing For All Users And Communities
10:45 AM 11:30 AM	More Networking!

Why You Won't Want To Miss This Architecture & Design Conference

What You’ll Learn At This Architecture & Design Event:

How is the layout and design of San Francisco's major developments changing and what common practices are being exercised across the region?
How are rising construction costs affecting the architectural approach and implementation of designs?
How are architects working to keep costs down for developers?
What does the collaborative process between architects and developers look like? How early in the process do architects and developers begin to collaborate?
How is ever-changing technology affecting the approach to architecture and design in the Bay Area?
What methods are leading architects taking to improve health and wellness in design?
What are we doing to prioritize sustainability in San Francisco commercial buildings?
What innovative designs will we see more of in the Bay Area in 2023?
What additions and amenities are architects utilizing to increase end-user productivity and experience?
How are Bay Area architects innovating and enhancing the lives of those that come into contact with their buildings on a daily basis?

How You’ll Do More Business From Attending This Event: Join industry leaders and architects as they discuss key practices to ensure efficient design throughout the Bay Area and gain insight into how architects are making an impact across all asset classes.

Who You'll Network With: Architects, Designers, Construction, Developers, Owners, Tenants, Brokers, and more.

Why You Should Attend This Conference: Bisnow events bring together the biggest power players in the industry to identify opportunities, build your network and expand your business. With the largest audience of commercial real estate professionals in the world, no one knows how to help your business more than us.

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