AIASF Quarterly Home Tour: SoMa Residence, Artist Gallery + Studio

Agenda

• 6:00 PM Check-in/light reception
• 6:30 - 8:00 PM Presentation + self-guided tour

Note: this showcased home is not ADA accessible; advance registration closes two hours before event time. No on-site sales*

TICKETING

• $15 AIASF Member
• $20 General Admission
• $5 AIASF Student Member

First-time registrants: everyone is welcome to attend our programs. You do not need to be an AIA member to register, but you will need to create an account on the aiasf.org website to sign up for all AIASF events. After creating+logging into your account, complete your event registration by clicking the "Register" button at the top of this page. If you have any difficulties creating a profile on the AIASF website, logging in, or registering for an event, please contact the AIASF reception at info@aiasf.org. *Registration for AIA San Francisco and Center for Architecture + Design events constitutes your agreement to the use of you and your guest(s) image or voice in event-related digital and print reproductions (photo/video/etc). If you do NOT agree, email info@aiasf.org.

Join us for this exclusive tour of a new mixed-use development in San Francisco’s South of Market (SoMa) District. The existing historic industrial-use building provided a unique canvas, and challenging opportunity for this carefully considered owner-occupied adaptive re-use project in the rapidly evolving SoMa neighborhood. Historic elements of the front facade were restored and refurbished, while new modernist infill elements were introduced at the ground level, creating a dynamic relationship as experienced from the street and pedestrian level between new and old. The second floor was transformed into a 4,500 square foot, full-floor "NYC-style" residential loft for the owners focused toward a new 20' x 20' courtyard with motorized operable glass roof carved into the existing floor plate, and expansive upper level roof deck.The ground floor includes: two-car garage, residential guest unit, and new studio and gallery space for the internationally exhibited artist Klari Reis. The clients’ primary goal for the project included a strong interplay between art, sculpture and the newly conceived architecture, specifically the qualities of light, space, texture, materiality, and flow throughout. (Photos by Cesar Rubio Photography)