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This month, the Downtown San Diego Partnership Diversity Action Committee is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15 to Oct. 15) by highlighting a business member that champions the Latino community . . . and as it turns out, that’s us! … Continued

The latest in sustainability: one of our more recent projects, the renovation and expansion of the KPBS Conrad Prebys Media Complex at Copley Center (at San Diego State University), completed in 2022 by Safdie Rabines Architects in collaboration with Clark … Continued

North Torrey Pines Living and Learning Neighborhood (NTPLLN) has won a prestigious award from AIA. The “2023 COTE Top Ten” Award celebrates ten projects across the country that exemplify the integration of design excellence and environmental performance. ☑ 81% reduction … Continued

Safdie Rabines Architects and TY Lin joined the crowd of public officials, project partners, news stations, and general public attending the highly anticipated West Mission Bay Bridge Opening Ceremony on Tuesday, April 4th, 2023. After a rainy, final year of … Continued

We were honored to see Safdie Rabines Architects recently featured in the San Diego Union-Tribune. Thank you, Dirk Sutro, for writing such a favorable article. Full article: Architect team behind Safdie Rabines are designing a new and more liveable San … Continued

SAN DIEGO –  A Kensington landmark is getting a major renovation.  Franklin Elementary STEAM Magnet School students, alumni, community members, and San Diego Unified School District representatives grabbed shovels to pose in front of a makeshift dirt mound, as part … Continued

Thanks so much to Carolina A. Miranda of LA Times Entertainment for including the Scripps Seaside Forum (2009) in “A critic’s guide to San Diego’s new architecture — with a tour of beloved classics.” We are honored, and thrilled for … Continued

An elegant new structure, designed by Safdie Rabines Architects, with a $150 million price tag is nearing completion at the notoriously congested southern tip of Mission Beach: the six-lane West Mission Bay Drive replacement bridge. The long-awaited new bridge, which … Continued

Mid-Century Modern houses were designed to be aesthetically beautiful and functional, with a large focus on family. Known for its open concept floor plans, flat roofs, walls of glass, clean lines, and focus on integrating nature, it’s no wonder Mid-Century … Continued

We are pleased to announce that two of our projects, the North Torrey Pines Living and Learning Neighborhood (In collaboration with HKS Architects and OJB Landscape Architecture) and Fire Station 50 (In collaboration with Platt Whitelaw) were both recipients of … Continued