When beginning the renovation of a nearly empty 1970's office building in the California suburb of Danville, Sidell Pakravan Architects thought they had a clear understanding of a primarily interior scope. The program called for modest upgrades to the exterior, with some of the most unattractive elements toned down or removed, new paint, and plantings. Instead, they found a collaborative journey with a forward-thinking Building Department and an adventurous client, leading to a bold design that has transformed the building's value and the suburban corner lot where it sits.
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