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Project Spotlight: Earth Day

April 1, 2021

In celebration of Earth Day and a welcoming of spring renewal this April, BraytonHughes reflects on how a refresh or redesign of a space provides a “new beginning” and serves as a sustainable alternative to a new build when designed with thoughtful use of materials and timeless qualities. As Zahid Sardar once put it, “Good design that lasts…is ultimately the greenest tactic.” The following solutions saved time, expense and materials with design that enhances existing buildings and evolves without requiring significant updates.

At Cavallo Point, a LEED Gold-certified eco-resort located at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge at historic Fort Baker, we worked with ARG and in co-operation with the National Parks Service to preserve as much of the original structures and interiors as possible. The redesign maintains the building’s original tin ceilings and restored fireplaces and accentuates its iconic views of the bridge and natural surroundings. Melding the past and present to enliven the interior, classic furniture and custom designed lighting and carpet create timeless interiors reflecting the lodge’s historic and natural setting.

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In addition to refreshing historic structures within park settings, we are proud of our work within the City’s urban environment, at the iconic InterContinental San Francisco. Originally a LEED project, the hotel underwent an extensive renovation to optimize every space and be as sustainable as possible with our choices. Bringing the cosmopolitan side of San Francisco inside the hotel, we transformed the Presidential Suite into a stylish and vibrant home away from home. By keeping original elements such as cabinetry, headboards and bath fixtures, this two-level suite suits San Francisco’s perfect blend of contemporary and timeless elegance. The redesign accentuates the suite’s stunning skyline views, introducing a refined color palette with tailored finishes that run throughout the suite’s upholstery, textile wall hangings, light fixtures, and artwork.

We hope the idea of redesigning a space to give it a new beginning sparks some creative ideas for you.

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