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The article reviews the architectural design of a mixed-use office building in San Francisco, California, which was converted from a municipal garage by the firm the Office of Charles F. Bloszies.

The article focuses on renovation of lobby at office building 301 Howard Street located in San Francisco, California that is owned by Vanbarton Group, by architect Huntsman Architectural Group, which feature white interior with scalloped ceilings, chandeliers, and LED lighting.

The article discusses the architectural design of the Exploratorium museum in San Francisco, California, designed by the GLS Landscape ǀ Architecture.

The article reviews the design of a clubhouse at Boeddeker Park in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco, California by the firm WRNS Studio.

The article highlights that a 1.3 Million dollars Research Project In California's Sonoma County Is measuring ecosystem health by recording bird calls.

The article discusses the architectural design of a house built in 1951 in Berkeley, California, which was designed in midcentury style by the architect John Ekin Dinwiddie and has been restored by the Seattle, Washington-based firm Olson Kundig.

An architectural review is presented for the city blocks that make up the Hunters View Redevelopment project in San Francisco, California designed by architecture firm Paulett Taggart Architects.

An architectural review is presented for the headquarters of mobile-payments company Square, Inc., located in San Francisco, California and designed by architecture firm Bohlin Cywinski Jackson.

The article provides information on how annual trail counts can be used to determine the usage of bike trails in U.S. cities. Particular focus is given to a San Jose, California-based trail counting initiative led by the trail manager Yves Zsutty. Several charts conveying usage information from the San Jose trail count are provided. The various benefits of trail counts are also explored.

The article evaluates the renovation of a house called the Flip House in San Francisco, California that was designed by the architectural firm Fougeron Architecture.

Features the Au Nom de la Rose all-rose flower shop in San Francisco, California. Flower arrangements available at the store; Prices; Contact information.