Tomorrow, Wednesday, October 17, Cannon Design‘s Open Hand Studio will join forces with nonprofit Public Architecture to host its second “Mix & Match” event–its first in San Francisco.
Meet & Match is an opportunity for Bay Area designers and not-for-profit, community-based organizations to meet face-to-face and match design needs with design services. This Mix & Match will showcase Douglas Burnham of envelope A+D, designer of the proxy project in Hayes Valley; Paul Woolford of HOK, an architecture firm that is making a significant contribution to San Francisco’s Mid-Market revitalization; and Beth Rubenstein of Out of Site Youth Arts Center, the nonprofit behind a community-designed parklet in Excelsior. Together, they will share how their innovative and collaborative projects have transformed their communities.
Click here for more information on Cannon Design’s Mix & Match event, online at CannonDesign.com.
