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We are thrilled to be participating in “Historic Preservation in an Age of Disruption,” the 2026 Colloquium sponsored by the AIA Historic Resources Committee, which is chaired by P&T Associate Principal Elisa Hernandez Skaggs. 👥
The colloquium held February 27-28 at Taliesin West, Scottsdale, AZ, will offer fresh thinking and perspectives on political, climate, and technological changes—complex issues that affect preservation. 🌎
In addition to Elisa, Principal John Lesak and Associate Principal Melisa Gaudreau will be attending.
👥: @elisaskaggs
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It’s a new era for the Historic Castro Theatre! We are honored to have served as the preservation architects for rehabilitation of this Timothy L. Pflueger gem, collaborating with EverGreene Architectural Arts for the restoration of the theater’s stunning ceiling. From creating tiered seating to upgrading critical infrastructure, we’ve helped return this celebrated venue to its rightful place as a premier destination for film, music, drag, comedy, and more in the heart of the Castro. 🏛️🌈️
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🏛️📐: @cawarchitects
Image 1: The Castro Theatre’s restored plaster ceiling during the opening night
Image 2: Audience gathered outside the Castro Theatre waiting to get in
Image 3: Drag performers on the main stage
Image 4: Audience gathered in new seating
Image 5: A restoration team examining the ceiling atop scaffolding in October of
2024
Image 6: Elisa examining part of theatre’s proscenium in March of 2024
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Page & Turnbull was thrilled to lead the design team that relocated and restored Camp Parks Entrance Sign and Guard Shack in Dublin, CA. The sign is an amazing and iconic piece of MCM design by Bruce Goff, when he was a U.S. Navy Seabee. He was stationed at the base during WW II for about 13 months in 1944-1945. P&T’s team included Sattary Structural Engineering, Sandis, and Stantec. The contractor was ARG Conservation Services, Inc.
In 2014, the Army realigned the camp’s access road and built a new security gate, abandoning the historic sign at its original location. In 2021, the City of Dublin initiated a project to relocate the iconic sign to the new visitor entrance to preserve and reinvigorate the historic connection between the City of Dublin community and Camp Parks. This iconic mid-century landmark is now more publicly accessible and closer to the Parks RFTA Visitor Center.
Visit the link in our bio to learn more about Bruce Goff’s work from the Art Institute of Chicago and learn about the project ➡️🔗
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Image 1: Dedication day for the rehabilitated Camp Parks Sign
Image 2: Camp Parks and City of Dublin leadership team cutting the ribbon
Image 3: Rear view of the rehabilitated booth and sign
Image 4: The P&T project team: Lada Kocherovsky, Aisha Sawatsky, and Greg Yanito
celebrate the rehabilitated sign
Image 5: Conditions assessment by boom lift in 2022
Image 6: The Camp Parks Sign, 2022, at the start of the project.
Image 7: Camp Parks Sign, ca.1944, courtesy of the City of Dublin
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Pigeon Point Light Station State Park, is located along the Pacific Coast Highway on the outskirts of Pescadero. Listed on the National Register, the lighthouse, built in 1871, is the tallest on the West Coast.
In 2001, the lighthouse closed to the public when portions of the cast iron upper belt course and brackets failed. Following years of planning, investigation, and design, a comprehensive rehabilitation began in 2023. We are excited to share that the lighthouse is scheduled to reopen in fall 2026.
Page & Turnbull, as the Executive Architect, is responsible for construction administration. The rehabilitation scope includes seismic upgrades, replacement of cast iron architectural features, masonry repair, glazing restoration, roofing replacement, and waterproofing. dditional team members include Degenkolb, structural engineer of record, and Sustainable Group/ICC, the contractor.
Image 1: Pigeon Point Lighthouse, by Frank Schulenburg.
Image 2: The lighthouse was scaffolded during the masonry repair and repainting.
Image 3: The project team travelled to Robinson Iron Facility, Alexander City, AL, to review mock-ups of the replica metal components for.
Image 4: The original historic decorative iron support bracket next to the newly fabricated replica bracket.
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