Modern Architecture in San Francisco is deeply intertwined with the local context—geographically, socially, and environmentally. Rather than adopting cookie-cutter approaches, local architects often reinterpret modern principles to suit the Bay Area’s lifestyle and climate.
Read MoreFounder and Principal, Geddes Ulinskas uses watercolor renderings to bring his architecture to life. He first became fascinated by the art in the fourth grade when his aunt, Holly Hobbie, gifted him his first watercolor set.
Read MoreOwner and principal, Geddes Ulinskas was invited to be a guest on the popular radio show and podcast The Modern Architect. The hour-long discussion with the show’s host Tom Dioro, an architecture aficionado, highlights Geddes’ unique philosophy on architecture and his quest to find meaning behind his projects.
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