We imagine change in historic and contemporary environments to cultivate thriving, sustainable, and resilient communities.
Page & Turnbull’s president, Peter Birkholz, was thrilled to accept a citation from AIA California for St. Clare at Capitol Park. The St. Clare, located in downtown Sacramento, transformed a pair of hotels built in the 1910s into 134 units of housing for the recently homeless. Earlier this year, the St. Clare received an ENR/California award.
Page & Turnbull was preservation architect for the Shipwright’s Cottage, a San Francisco landmark located in the India Basin…and now a centerpiece of 900 Innes Park! Over the course of a decade, P&T completed a Historic Resources Evaluation of the site, rehabilitated the Cottage, and developed the interpretive plan. It was great to be part of the team that included GGN landscape architects and Jensen Architects!
PICKING UP (not) STEAM: Page & Turnbull understands that historic buildings and places can be reimagined and repositioned to be part of our future. Fast Company notes that our work on the1870’s Fresno rail station will serve as the “historic front door to the new intermodal transit hub.” High Speed Rail is what preservation is all about!
Read all about it: https://www.fastcompany.com/91147855/first-station-for-california-high-speed-rail-line-is-152-years-old
Page & Turnbull is thrilled to welcome back the Castro’s magnificent neon marquee and blade signs! We`re so honored to be preservation architect for the revitalization of this neighborhood and city landmark. Happy Pride!