麻豆社区app San Diego will be participating in presented by the San Diego Architectural Foundation on March 25 and 26.
The San Diego Architectural Foundation (SDAF) and the OH! San Diego program are committed to educating the local community about the importance of good architecture, urban planning and design. OH! San Diego intends to promote a dialog about the future of the city of San Diego and build a more vibrant civic life.
“Throughout the weekend, you will have unparalleled access to unique architectural sites in and around downtown San Diego. From Barrio Logan to the historic Gaslamp Quarter, I encourage you to experience why San Diego is a hub for creative collaboration and innovative design.” – San Diego Mayor, Kevin L. Faulconer
Saturday & Sunday 1pm – 4pm
Guided tour every 30 minutes
This former industrial space is now furnished with classrooms, studios, a digital fabrication lab, metal and wood shops, and a library. Woodbury serves as a hub for many of the neighborhood鈥檚 planning, education and arts organizations.
Built 1946 / Rinehart Herbst, 2007
Saturday & Sunday 1pm – 4pm
Self-guided tour
Breathing new life into a long鈥搗acant corner lot, this contemporary mixed鈥搖se project is inhabited by a spirited community of designers, artists and academics. The double鈥揾eight, naturally ventilated live鈥搘ork spaces with mezzanines and adjacent patio decks, live a lot larger than their footprint. Colors and materials pay homage to Barrio Logan鈥檚 cultural history.
H茅ctor M. P茅rez, 2012
OH! San Diego was founded in 2015 by San Diego native, Susanne Friestedt. The annual event offers behind鈥搕he鈥� scenes access to iconic, cutting edge, and historical buildings that shape our city鈥檚 DNA. Each site was carefully selected because it contributes in a unique way to the fabric of San Diego through its architectural design, historic or cultural value, repurposing of space or environmental sustainability.
The Open House concept was founded in London in 1992 with the aim of fostering a better understanding of architecture outside of the profession. The core idea of Open House is to provide direct experience of buildings themselves, accessible and free to all, with opportunites to learn, discuss and debate with experts and citizens alike.