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More Than a Pool

March 27, 2023 By admin

Platt/Whitelaw Architects proud of its role helping reopen the Jackie Robinson YMCA pool.  Context is everything. Saying we designed a mechanical building for a pool doesn’t sounds particularly exciting. But a mechanical building for a beloved recreation destination for generations of families in an underserved neighborhood sounds pretty cool. A community pool Such was our […]

Filed Under: news Tagged With: Aquatic, Community, Jackie Robinson YMCA pool, Platt/Whitelaw Architects, Pool

Into Africa

January 4, 2023 By admin

“Traveling – it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” – Ibn Battuta What are the chances that two of our team would visit southern Africa within weeks of each other? Turns out that in fall of 2022, those chances were pretty good. Sandra Gramley and Dave Madigan both (though separately and with […]

Filed Under: news Tagged With: Africa, Blyde River Canyon, Botswana, Chobe national refuge, Dave Madigan, Ibn Battuta, Kreuger National Park, Lion Sands Resort, Nelson Mandela, Platt/Whitelaw Architects, Robben Island, Rovos Rail, Sandra Gramley, Sevens Rugby World Cup, South Africa, Stellenbosch, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Gloria Nonaka-Rubio Joins Platt/Whitelaw

December 15, 2022 By admin

Gloria

How a family on the frontlines of history influenced her career ambitions Our team is diverse in many ways, including in our professional backgrounds. For example, Platt/Whitelaw’s newest team member, Gloria Nonaka-Rubio, cut her chops at both engineering and general contracting firms. “Attention to detail is one of my top strengths,” Gloria said. Through her […]

Filed Under: news Tagged With: Architecture, Gloria Nonaka-Rubio, historic preservation, Platt/Whitelaw, Tijuana

Platt/Whitelaw Architects Moves Office!

December 6, 2022 By admin

One of San Diego’s Oldest Architecture Firms Occupying Space in Old Town Plaza. We’ve got big news! We’ve moved from the village of North Park to the historic neighborhood of Old Town. Our firm secured space at Old Town Plaza, located at 2251 San Diego Ave. “As much as we love North Park, working in […]

Filed Under: news Tagged With: Moves Office, Old Town Plaza, Sandra Gramley

A Trip to the Republic of Serbia

October 19, 2022 By admin

Historic Structure

Architecture and Culture at the Crossroads of Europe. For decades, our staff has come from all over the country and the world. We think diverse voices and perspectives make for better architecture and inclusivity. Similarly, we’re excited for our staff members when they travel — and even more so when they share about their experiences. […]

Filed Under: news Tagged With: Belgrade, culture, Diversity, HIstoric, Julijana Petrovic, Nis, Serbia, Sokobanja

Architecture a Century from Now

September 27, 2022 By admin

Peter and Group

How our Senior Associate Peter Soutowood helped shape the conversation at the AIA Young Architects Forum’s Summit 30: Mission 2130 Can you imagine the role of architects more than 100 years into the future? That’s exactly what Platt/Whitelaw Senior Associate Peter Soutowood had the chance to do when he was selected as one of 50 […]

Filed Under: news Tagged With: AIA, Architecture, artificial intelligence (AI) systems, design, Peter Soutowood, Young Architects Forum

A Wind(sun)fall for Schools

August 30, 2022 By admin

Investment Tax Credits Will Support Solar Panel Installations at our Nation’s Schools At the end of 2020, we wrote about our work helping to implement San Diego Unified School District’s ambitious goals to create solar energy at every one of its more than 200 school campuses as well as various administrative facilities. Our architects are […]

Filed Under: news Tagged With: Architects, H.R. 5376, Inflation Reduction Act, Investment Tax Credits, modernizing, public schools, PV Magazine, Schools, solar energy, Solar Panel, Solar Power World

A School with a Superpower

August 12, 2022 By admin

As school starts again this year, children attending Clairemont Canyons Academy are in for a big surprise. They will arrive at a colorful new 2-story administration and classroom building. As kids fill the brand-new halls, work will continue elsewhere on the campus to modernize the existing school facilities and create a new joint-use field and […]

Filed Under: news Tagged With: Architecture, Clairmont Canyons Academy, educational, New Classroom Building, Platt/Whitelaw, school

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