Page & Turnbull is a full-service architecture, design, planning, and preservation firm that transforms the built environment. Founded in 1973, our firm has offices in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Sacramento, bringing together architects, planners, architectural historians, and conservators to build new structures or imbue new life into existing structures by adapting them to meet contemporary needs.
The National Historic Preservation Act had been passed in 1966. San Francisco's own Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board began in 1967. Page believed that a business could be built around a group of professionals providing design and research to the preservation community. One of the new firm's earliest successes came in the form of a survey of historic buildings in downtown San Francisco.
Published as the book "Splendid Survivors, " this historic resource survey provided the history, significance, and relative value of several hundred of the city's best buildings.
The National Historic Preservation Act had been passed in 1966. San Francisco's own Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board began in 1967. Page believed that a business could be built around a group of professionals providing design and research to the preservation community. One of the new firm's earliest successes came in the form of a survey of historic buildings in downtown San Francisco.
Published as the book "Splendid Survivors, " this historic resource survey provided the history, significance, and relative value of several hundred of the city's best buildings.
Services
Page & Turnbull's Architecture Studio provides design for existing buildings as well as new structures. We work both as architects of record and consulting preservation architects, always inspired by context. Our design philosophy centers upon imagining change: compatible change, balancing stewardship, flexibility, and long-term durability for new designs and historic rehabilitations alike.
Page & Turnbull's Cultural Resources and Planning Studio analyzes an extraordinary range of properties. Our staff makes determinations of significance, identifies character-defining features, and develops recommendations informed by the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties or Treatment of Cultural Landscapes.
The Preservation Technology Studio understands the opportunities presented by the continuing use of existing and historic buildings. By blending good design, new technology, and sustainable practices, we extend the service-life of these structures and their character-defining components. Our approach is a preservation-minded one, emphasizing treatments that are reversible and don't impact the rest of the structure or the environment.
Page & Turnbull is an award-winning firm of architects and cultural resource specialists who have a passion for conserving historic places and reimagining them for the way we live today. The folks in our Los Angeles office are looking for a Job Captain/Project Architect - someone with a professional degree in architecture and 5+ years of professional architectural experience.
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Jan 24, 2016
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