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06.21.2021

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5 Things Architect Gautam Shenoy Can’t Live Without

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Steinberg Hart’s 4th Annual Day of Service broug

Steinberg Hart’s 4th Annual Day of Service brought together our teams in support of nonprofit @simplythebasics, a national hygiene bank. Their services ensure that organization serving individuals and families with limited income or experiencing homelessness always have access to their most basic needs - things like shampoo, body wash, socks, deodorant, sanitizer, and toothbrushes.

For the 4th year running, each office received bulk supplies, and our teams came together to sort and pack kits, complete with handwritten notes for the recipients. All of the office events took place at the same time across the country (and we checked in with one another over Zoom!) Over 1,000 hygiene kits were made by all the Steinberg Hart offices combined, then donated to local organizations on the ground serving folks in need. We are proud to continue our partnership with Simply the Basics and serve the communities in which we live and work! #SteinbergHartDayofService

This week we celebrated the topping off for Habita

This week we celebrated the topping off for Habitat, a new live-work-thrive campus of interconnected office and amenity spaces. Habitat redefines tomorrow's workplace with a sustainable, nature-connected, transit-oriented ecosystem. The campus, located at LA's geographical center, is remarkably walkable, transit-rich, and bike-friendly. The site features two buildings with a shared below grade parking garage. The commercial building is a terraced blend of indoor and outdoor spaces, featuring 253,000 SF office space and 2,900 SF of ground floor retail and restaurant space. The residential building consists of 260 units with amenities that includes an outdoor pool, fitness, co-working space and a sky lounge with terrace.

Steinberg Hart is the Architect of Record and SHoP Architects is the Design Architect.

Congratulations to our partners at Lendlease!

To learn more about Habitat, please visit the link in our bio!

As we near the end of Hispanic Heritage Month, Ste

As we near the end of Hispanic Heritage Month, Steinberg Hart proudly celebrates Partner Katia McClain. Born in Mexico City, Katia brings a bicultural approach to architecture, creating culturally responsive, community-centered projects. She leads affordable housing and education projects across California. Katia champions diversity, mentoring future Latina architects and supporting women in the industry, making impactful contributions through her role with the Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley board.

Katia is also a contributing author of "Latinas in Architecture and Allies Vol II: Stories of Raising the 1% One Latina at a Time," where she reflects, “Being born in Mexico and identifying as a Latina in the U.S. isn’t a binary experience for me. Labels create rigid, simplistic definitions of success, suggesting absolutes, but I am far more complex than that. Challenge the limitations of labels and set your own standards. Embrace your authentic self—you belong here."

Thank you, Katia, for your invaluable contributions to our firm and the meaningful impact you've made on so many communities!

UC Riverside has broken ground on the Undergraduat

UC Riverside has broken ground on the Undergraduate Teaching and Learning Facility (UTLF), designed by Steinberg Hart in partnership with McCarthy Builders. This state-of-the-art building will provide lecture halls, classrooms, labs, and a dance studio all helping to foster collaboration across the College of Natural & Agricultural Sciences, The College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences, and the Bourns College of Engineering. The UTLF complex will serve as the new campus gateway building. Its flexible interdisciplinary spaces, and welcoming courtyard, will enhance student experience and promote cross-discipline learning. We're excited for the opportunities this project will bring to students!

Thank you to our valued partners and clients at UC Riverside, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc., Coffman Engineers, Affiliated Engineers, Inc., HORTON LEES BROGDEN L. D. INC, Larsen Zienkiewicz, Inc., Lerch Bates Inc., Resonance Acoustics, The Sextant Group, Woden Fire, Spurlock Landscape Architects, and HERA laboratory planners.

Visit the link in our bio to learn more about the project!

We’re excited to announce the groundbreaking of

We’re excited to announce the groundbreaking of the long-awaited Oakhurst Campus in the Sierra Nevada foothills, designed to provide crucial access to higher education for the surrounding communities. Located over 45 miles from the nearest college, this 31,000-square-foot campus will serve 300 students, faculty, and staff, with programs in natural sciences, arts, engineering, business, and childcare. The design blends indoor and outdoor spaces, reflecting the picturesque natural surroundings with its central courtyard, and a multipurpose patio off the Library/Community Room with views of the Sierra Nevada peaks. This transformative campus will foster academic and social engagement, strengthening the community and offering new opportunities for growth.

Thank you to our valued partners and clients at State Center Community College District, and the team of architects and engineers working with Paul Halajian Architects.

To learn more about this project, visit the link in our bio!

We’re thrilled to announce the groundbreaking of

We’re thrilled to announce the groundbreaking of California State University-Dominguez Hills Phase IV Student Housing and Resident Dining, a major step toward providing affordable housing for 288 students, fostering a connected, supportive community with shared lounges, collaborative spaces, and an indoor-outdoor courtyard. Following the successful completion of the 506-bed Phase III student housing project, Phase IV will include the university’s first resident-centered dining facility, offering affordable, healthy meals with indoor and outdoor seating, connecting the central campus to the residential area. The project exceeds energy performance goals and represents a strong investment in equity, inclusion, and student well-being.

Thank you to our valued partners and clients at California State University-Dominguez Hills, C.W. Driver Companies, Psomas, P2S Inc., Saiful Bouquet Structural Engineers, Vantage Technology Consulting Group, Webb Foodservice Design, Woden Fire, Hongjoo Kim Landscape Architects, Allana Buik & Bers, @Resonance, Davison Associates, and Newsom Gonzales LLC.

Learn more about the project at the link in our bio!

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