New York Times cites Applied Architecture’s Warehouse Artist Loft project as example of downtown vibrancy; includes photo of roof deck with tenants

Design studies for an existing commercial building in midtown Sacramento

Bottle and Barlow: another Applied Architecture Inc T.I. at the WAL. Collaborating with Whitney Johnson (interiors)

Study modeling illustrating an existing building in midtown, ideas to come!

The PASS program has been designed to streamline permitting throughout the Sacramento region. It will provide a more efficient and effective plan review process by implementing a clear and concise set of standards for document content and organization. Participation is voluntary, and requires a half-day training class. Future classes will include annual updates and expansion of the program. The initial program is targeted at Tenant Improvements and Small Commercial Projects. Jurisdictions involved in the program development included: Cities of Sacramento, Roseville, Folsom, West Sacramento and Davis; Counties of Sacramento and Placer. Additional jurisdictions are expected to adopt the program shortly.

In progress transformation . from one story 1935 vintage . to two story 2015 vintage . classic all the way

Applied Architecture TI Architect for Bottle and Barlow; interior design Whitney Johnson

ART is the thing at Applied Architecture’s WAL project in midtown Sacramento

After six months of heavy lifting, the PASS Permit Streamlining program is about to launch. This is believed to be the first program of its kind.

Applied Architecture Inc / MFMalinowski AIA Architect for Tenant BuildOut

WAL Architect Michael F. Malinowski AIA proud to have his design at the WAL recognized by the ULI

Concept massing model of a contemporary new home planned for Fair Oaks

More than a half decade after completion, this contemporary project on Kenneth off Winding Way (designed by your truly) still looks great! Hard to believe is was a remodel of a ranch house. It’s quite catchy even on Google, in my humble opinion! Michael F. Malinowski AIA

Images that illustrate how a proposed design fits into the existing context

Continuing design for a contemporary infill Midtown development for a tiny 80×80 parcel

Permits issued for these new loft townhomes along the Broadway Corridor

Design studies of new loft townhomes planned for Midtown

Digital modeling illustrates the transition from old to new for this East Sac Classic

With the Warehouse Artist Loft 116 units fully occupied, the streetfront Bottles and Barlow combo barbershop and bar is getting close to completion, as is the Public Market that is on the loading dock level with a number of the retailers putting finishing touches on their merchandise, and Benjamin busy inside making shoes! The adjacent B&G continues to move resolutely ahead with major structural work still underway – this is the toughest part of saving this historic 3 story unreinforced brick structure.

After a nearly year long delay due to electric service SMUD issues, the 27th Street Courtyard Homes permit process completed this week! This five detached single family home infill development is only a couple of blocks from our office. Construction will be starting soon.

The WAL continues to be in the news

The WAL is making WAVES

Applied Architecture’s WAL project to be celebrated this Thursday Michael F. Malinowski AIA

Time to catch a breath . at the Warehouse Artist Lofts

Photo courtesy Don Cox

Adjacent to the Warehouse Artist Lofts the B&G takes shape . a tough build for Bahram Konjkav who is handling the heavy steel. He’s still smiling so it’s not all bad

All are invited to the Grand Opening of the WAL. There will be many artists performing throughout the facility after the public speeches are completed. Given this project is fully occupied, this will be one of the rare times the public can take a peek.

Michael F. Malinowski AIA President, Applied Architecture Inc

At a celebration this morning the Warehouse Artists Lofts was named Sacramento 2015 Transit Oriented Project of the Year. Accepting the Award at the Hyatt Regency Ballroom today on behalf of the project team was Ali Youssefi, VP of CFY Development.

Walking the walk and talking the talk in Washington DC last week at Grassroots

Keen interest in Permit Simplicity by the Sacramento Region; Michael F. Malinowski AIA provided perspective on the national landscape of Permit Streamlining as a subject matter expert.

Residential Architecture Showcase Chat with Michael F. Malinowski AIA in a low key, informal and no-cost setting, along with other Residential Architect professionals Posted: 09 Mar 2015 01:37 PM PDT http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/AIACentralValley/~4/IkiNsTNQFnM?utm_source=fe edburner&utm_medium=email RAS_banner AIACV Residential Architecture Showcase – please spread the word! Are you curious about what hiring an architect entails? Residential Architects Showcase, presented by the local chapter of The American Institute of Architects, will give you a helpful head start on Saturday, March 14, from 5 to 8:30 p.m. at AIA Central Valley Gallery. “Many people are intimidated to call an architect and meet with them,” says Pam Whitehead of Sage Architecture, Inc. “This open house gives them the chance to talk with various architects in an informal atmosphere.” Chat with architects from several local firms who specialize in residential architecture and ask them all your burning questions about the process of turning your design daydreams into residential reality. AIA Central Valley Gallery is at 1400 S St. For more information, visit www.aiacv.org