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Public Architecture is pleased to publish Hayes Valley Playground and Clubhouse, the first of an on-going series of case studies that feature projects by the American Institute of Architects members participating in The 1% program who are making pro bono service an integral part of design practice. The Hayes Valley Playground and Clubhouse is a community project in San Francisco designed by WRNS Studio in partnership with The Trust for Public Land and San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department.
As a strategic alliance, Public Architecture is one of several organizations supporting the architectural profession that the AIA confers with to obtain and share information to assist members. Find more information on The 1% program and the AIA partnership.
Public Architecture
Public Architecture is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in San Francisco. It engages architecture firms, nonprofits, and manufacturers to commit to design for the public good through its nationally recognized 1% program; it acts to bring about positive community change through public-interest design initiatives and pro bono design service grants; and it shares the potential of design to change the world through advocacy and outreach.
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The 1% Program
The 1%, a program of Public Architecture, connects nonprofits with architecture and design firms willing to give of their time pro bono.
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