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This Thursday – May 15 – Page & Turnbull Principal Peter Birkholz will be part of a panel presentation on Historic Preservation as part of the AIA East Bay’s 2025 Lecture Series. Peter, an Oakland resident, has completed numerous East Bay projects including the award-winning rehabilitation of the Oakland Monster.
We’re kicking off Preservation Month with exciting news: the Burlingame Post Office project has been honored with a SEAONC Award of Excellence in Historic Preservation! 🏆
Page & Turnbull is proud to have served as Preservation Architect for this ambitious project, which involved the temporary relocation and rehabilitation of the 1,010-ton, 1940s-era post office—listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The building’s iconic moderne facade and marble-clad lobby has been meticulously restored as an anchoring feature of the new 220 Park development.
Congratulations to our Structural engineer, IMEG @imegcorp , and the entire team on this well-deserved recognition from the Structural Engineers Association of Northern California!
P&T Principal John Lesak is excited to lead a session in this year’s Summer Short Course in Heritage Conservation at @uscarchitecture , through @uscmhc. The course offers a great introduction to the field of historic preservation / heritage conservation, from the history and philosophy of the movement to historic designation and documentation, policy and planning, materials conservation, and more. The session on the morning of May 22 marks John’s 13th year lecturing in the summer program on the synergies between sustainable design and heritage conservation. The whole course runs May 19-31, but you can take as much or as little of it as you’d like.  Follow the link in our bio to learn more!  #heritageconservation #historicpreservation #summercourse #losangeleshistory #uscmhc
CPF Honors for the Glenn County Courthouse!  Page & Turnbull was Architect and Preservation Architect for the renovation of and addition to the Glenn County Historic Courthouse in Willows, CA. Built in 1894, the project included the rehabilitation and seismic strengthening of the historic courthouse, the removal of several small one-story additions, and the construction of a new 26,000 SF addition.  The existing building, which originally contained one courtroom, now has three courtrooms, judges’ chambers, clerical spaces, jury assembly areas, and other relevant public support spaces. Ready for the future, the project is LEED gold certified.  Follow the link in our bio to read more about it!  #preservation #historicpreservation #historicarchitecture #architecture