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KodamaDiseno Architects & Planners, 619 Sansome Street, San Francisco, CA. 2001 – present. Steven Kodama FAIA, principal. 415.296.1144.
Senior project manager. Projects include:
Edith Witt Senior Community, San Francisco, CA (107 units, 11 stories, 95,000sf, $35 million);
DeAnza Gardens Multifamily Housing, Bay Point, CA (180 units, 23 buildings, $30 million);
Presidio Village Senior Housing, Pittsburg, CA (104 units, 4 buildings, $12 million);
Pacific Gardens Assisted Living, Santa Clara, CA (80 units, $8 million).
ELS Architecture & Urban Design. 1999 – 2001. Carol Shen FAIA, principal. 2040 Addison Street, Berkeley, California 94704. 510.549.2929.
Architect. Projects include Fox California Theater, San Jose, CA; Berkeley High School Expansion; The Village at Merrick Park, Coral Gables, FL.
Frants Albert Associates. 1998 – 1999. Oakland, CA. Frants Albert AIA, president (retired).
Senior architect. Projects include Mt. View Sanitary District Administration Building, Martinez, CA.
Holey Associates. 1995 - 1998. John Holey AIA, principal. 2471 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, California 94704. 510.848.0001.
Project manager/architect. Projects include Monsanto Executive Suite, St. Louis, MO; Applied Materials Buildings 8 and 21, Santa Clara, CA; Project Open Hand, San Francisco; Marines Memorial Club, San Francisco; Wired Magazine, San Francisco; Robertson Stephens & Co., San Francisco.
Theodore Brown & Partners. 1993-95.
Project manager. Projects include Hung On Tong Society Headquarters Building, San Francisco; 1440 Kearny Street, San Francisco.
Grinstein/Daniels, Inc. / Jeffrey Daniels Architect. 1989-93. Culver City, California. Jeffrey Daniels AIA and Elyse Grinstein, principals. Jeff Daniels: 310.205.0448.
Project manager/architect. Projects include Opus Restaurant, Santa Monica, CA; Roy’s Kahana Bar and Grill, Kahana, Maui, Hawaii; Cal-Arts Studios, Valencia, California; Rosamund Felsen Gallery, West Hollywood, CA; Residence Addition, Los Angeles, CA.
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Fisher-Friedman Associates. 1995.
Projects include Redwood City City Hall; Stern Hall Renovation, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA.
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House in Templeton (project), Templeton, CA, 2003.
Noe Street Stair Addition, San Francisco, 1999.
Koch Residence Addition, San Francisco, 1997.
Grinstein Guest House, Brentwood, CA, 1992.
Brita Daniels Residence Addition, Los Angeles, California, 1990.
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Bachelor of Architecture,
University of Oregon. 1989.
Magna cum laude.
Thesis project: Mixed-use skyscraper, Portland, OR.
University of California, San Diego. 1978-81.
Engineering, mathematical physics.
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I value architecture as a reconciliation of complementary and conflicting issues, e.g. the individual and society, symbolism and functionalism, transition and permanence, the regional and the universal. The built environment is thus representative of the priorities of the community which it serves. I seek to understand these priorities, through culture, politics, the arts, science, travel, photography, health and sports, and environmental issues. I envision an architecture fully integrated with technology and, particularly, landscape. The University of Oregon was an early leader in sustainability and I have been committed to these values ever since.