California College of the Arts Selects Studio Gang for New San Francisco Campus
The California College of the Arts (CCA) has selected Studio Gang out of three finalists to design an expanded art and design college campus for the school in San Francisco. Currently split between San Francisco and Oakland, CCA?s expansion in San Francisco will allow all of the school?s programs to be housed in one location.Â
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The California College of the Arts (CCA) has selected Studio Gang out of three finalists to design an expanded art and design college campus for the school in San Francisco. Currently split between San Francisco and Oakland, CCA?s expansion in San Francisco will allow all of the school?s programs to be housed in one location. Over the next five years, Studio Gang and CCA will collaborate to create a new campus to host 2,000 students, 600 faculty members, 250 staff members, and 34 academic programs, and to be a model of sustainable construction and practice.
Courtesy of California College of the Arts
Courtesy of California College of the Arts
The selection process was extremely thorough, involving intense review and significant input from many constituencies, commented CCA Board Chair C. Diane Christensen. Studio Gang?s visionary work, commitment to innovation and sustainability, and collaborative work style makes the firm an excellent fit for this project and for CCA. Jeanne Gang leads an extraordinary team that is very familiar wit...
Courtesy of California College of the Arts
The California College of the Arts (CCA) has selected Studio Gang out of three finalists to design an expanded art and design college campus for the school in San Francisco. Currently split between San Francisco and Oakland, CCA?s expansion in San Francisco will allow all of the school?s programs to be housed in one location. Over the next five years, Studio Gang and CCA will collaborate to create a new campus to host 2,000 students, 600 faculty members, 250 staff members, and 34 academic programs, and to be a model of sustainable construction and practice.
Courtesy of California College of the Arts
Courtesy of California College of the Arts
The selection process was extremely thorough, involving intense review and significant input from many constituencies, commented CCA Board Chair C. Diane Christensen. Studio Gang?s visionary work, commitment to innovation and sustainability, and collaborative work style makes the firm an excellent fit for this project and for CCA. Jeanne Gang leads an extraordinary team that is very familiar wit...
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