We are proud to share that two of our projects have been recognized by the SF Design Week Awards 2025! The Alaska Airlines Lounge at SFO received top honors in the Interior Design: Hospitality category, and House of Light and Shadow earned an honorable mention in Architecture: Residential. This year’s jury of distinguished design professionals selected just 17 winners and 12 honorable mentions from an exceptionally competitive pool of submissions from across the U.S., Europe, and Asia.

Each winning project displayed the following characteristics:

• Impact—Design that represents a substantial shift in the way a particular process is created, executed, perceived, or experienced.
• Singularity—Products and ideas that go above and beyond contemporaneous work being done within distinct fields of design.
• Inclusiveness—Work that empowers those previously underrepresented in the design community and emboldens social mobility at all levels.
• Social Responsibility—Design that offers solutions for people with needlessly insurmountable barriers to entry in all walks of life.
• Ease of Use—Design that can be easily understood and applied by the end user.
• Visual Appeal—Projects, ideas, and processes that not only solve problems, but do so with aesthetics that accentuate and elevate the experience from start to finish.
• Feasibility—Design that can be sensibly funded, implemented and embraced.

We’re honored to be recognized alongside such inspiring work and grateful to SF Design Week, our clients, and the incredible teams who brought these projects to life. For the complete list of SF Design Week Awards 2025 winners, click here.