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Widely recognized for our highly individual approach to design, our firm has 
received over 200 awards for design excellence. 
With a staff of highly trained, immensely talented and deeply passionate 
individuals in our San Francisco and Miami offices, we successfully merge fifty 
years of experience with the energy, drive and dedication of a second gen-eration 
of partners. With the technical capabilities and the understanding to 
take even the largest projects from initial concept through construction any-where 
in the world, we remain a hands-on, design-oriented practice at heart. 
Integrity in design, connection to the client and balance in our corporate 
culture are integral to our identity. 
Our vast experience with a wide array of project types, geographic locations, 
construction techniques and architectural styles gives us a high level of 
expertise, while our collaborative process and individual approach to each 
project allow us to be flexible and responsive. Site-sensitive design has been 
a hallmark of our practice. 
We strive to honor the site with design solutions inspired by the regional ver-nacular, 
local materials and the sense of place inherent within each site, and 
we are dedicated to advocating sustainable design and construction meth-ods 
on all of our projects. All four of our principals, and over 30% of our staff, 
are LEED Accredited Professionals, with a firm-wide goal of 100% accreditation. 
SB ARCHITECTS has established a world-wide 
reputation for excellence in the planning and 
design of large-scale hotel, resort, multi-family 
residential, and mixed-use projects. 
www.sb-architects.com
T H E 
A M E R I C A S 
United States 
Mexico 
Bahamas 
Belize 
Costa Rica 
Panama 
Colombia 
Brazil 
Uruguay 
The Caribbean: 
- Anguilla 
- Antigua 
- Aruba 
- Barbados 
- Dominican Republic 
- Grenada 
- Jamaica 
- Netherlands Antilles 
- Puerto Rico 
- St. Kitts 
- St. Lucia 
- St. Martin 
- St. Thomas 
- Trinidad & Tobago 
- Turks & Caicos 
A S I A / 
C H I N A 
United Arab Emirates 
Saudi Arabia 
Jordan 
Qatar 
India 
Indonesia 
Japan 
Taiwan 
China: 
- Beijing 
- Changshan Islands 
- Chengdu 
- Dalian 
- Dongguan City 
- Foshan 
- Haikou 
- Kunming 
- Nanjing 
- Quigdao 
- Sanya 
- Shanghai 
- Shenzhen 
- Taiyuan 
- Wuhan 
- Xingyi 
E U R O P E / A F R I C A / 
E A S T E R N E U R O P E 
Spain 
Portugal 
Morocco 
Egypt 
Turkey 
Cyprus 
Croatia 
Montenegro 
Ukraine 
Russia 
Georgia 
Azerbaijan 
GLOBAL REACH
G O L F C O U R S E D E S I G N E R S 
Tiger Woods 
• The Tiger Woods Dubai, Dubai, UAE 
Jack Nicklaus 
• Raffles St. Lucia, West Indies 
• Montage Royal Island, Bahamas 
• The Ritz-Carlton Stonehill Pines, Pinehurst, NC 
• The Fairmont Anguilla, Anguilla 
• Yalova Golf & Beach Resort, Turkey 
• Limni Resort, Cyprus (course 2) 
Rees Jones 
• Xingyi Grand Gorge, Xingyi, China 
Robert Trent Jones, Jr. 
• Bahia Beach, Puerto Rico 
• Dorado Beach East Course, Puerto Rico 
(renovation of course originally designed by RTJ, Sr.) 
P. B. Dye 
• Fisher Island, Miami, FL 
Gary Player 
• Costa Baja Resort, La Paz, Mexico 
• Limni Resort, Cyprus (course 1) 
• Lustica Bay, Montenegro 
Schmidt-Curley 
• Mission Hills Hainan, Haikou, China 
• LiHu Golf Resort, Haikou, China 
• FuLing, Chongqing, China 
Ron Garl 
• D’Atalayoun, Morocco 
Tom Fazio 
• Chileno Bay, Mexico 
Karl Litten 
• Ancient Sands, Egypt 
Peter Harradine 
• Golf Club Al Marassi, Egypt 
B R A N D S C L I E N T S 
Hilton Hotels & Resorts 
- Hilton Grand Vacations Club 
- Conrad 
Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts 
Jumeirah Hotels & Resorts 
Marriott Corporation 
- Ritz-Carlton Reserve 
- The Ritz-Carlton 
- Marriott 
- Marriott Vacation Club Int’l. 
Starwood Hotels & Resorts 
- St. Regis Hotels & Resorts 
- The Luxury Collection 
- Westin Hotels & Resorts 
- W Hotels 
- Sheraton Hotels & Resorts 
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts 
Raffles Hotels & Resorts 
Montage Hotels & Resorts 
Hyatt Hotel Corporation 
- Park Hyatt 
- Andaz 
- Hyatt Regency 
- Hyatt 
Hard Rock Hotels & Resorts 
Auberge Resorts 
Solage Hotels & Resorts 
PlumpJack Group 
Mandarin Oriental 
Solis Hotels & Resorts 
Nikki Beach Hotels & Resorts 
Elysian Hotels 
Enchanted Resorts 
Nikki Beach 
Al Babtain Group Cairo, Egypt 
Caruso Affiliated Los Angeles, CA 
CIM Group Los Angeles, CA 
Cisneros Real Estate Group Miami, FL 
Costa Baja Resort & Marina Mexico City 
Emaar Properties Dubai, UAE 
Extell Development Company New York, NY 
Federal Realty Investment Trust San Jose, CA 
Fisher Island Holdings Miami, FL 
Gemdale Corporation Shenzhen, China 
Gencom Group Miami, FL 
General Growth Properties Chicago, IL 
Kyoya Tokyo, Japan 
Logwood Development Company Turks & Caicos 
Lu Neng Investment Co. China 
MacFarlane Partners San Francisco, CA 
Madison Marquette San Francisco, CA 
Majid Al Futtaim Dubai, UAE 
Meraas Development Dubai, UAE 
Mission Hills Group Shenzhen, China 
Nova Southeastern University Davie, FL 
Opus Corporation California & Florida 
Qirad Dubai, UAE 
Tatweer Development Dubai, UAE 
The Athens Group Phoenix, AR 
The Martin Group Los Angeles, CA 
The Staubach Company Dallas, TX 
Trademark Fort Worth, TX 
University of California Berkeley, CA 
University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA 
Urban Housing Group San Francisco, CA 
Vanke Real Estate Co. Ltd. China 
Walt Disney Imagineering Los Angeles/Orlando 
Wilson Meany Sullivan San Francisco, CA 
Zucero Holdings, Ltd. Limassol, Cyprus
S U S T A I N A B L E P R O J E C T S 
As we work to create sustainable destinations, we partner with certifying organi-zations, 
including the USGBC and Audubon International, to pursue certification 
through programs such as LEED, the Audubon Signature Program and others. 
Current projects that illustrate our commitment to sustainable design include: 
BAHIA BEACH RESORT & GOLF CLUB 
Rio Grande, Puerto Rico 
(Audubon Gold Signature Resort) 
THE HILLSIDE HOUSE 
Mill Valley, California 
(LEED Platinum Certified) 
ONE BEACH STREET, SUITE 101 
San Francisco, California 
(LEED Certified) 
DORADO BEACH, A RITZ-CARLTON RESERVE 
Dorado, Puerto Rico 
(Designed for LEED Silver Certification) 
DREAMTOWN 
Shenzhen, China 
Certified 3-star, the highest rating in China’s Green 
Rating System at both the national level and city level 
(Considered a “model development for sustainability”) 
ST. REGIS NAPA VALLEY 
Napa, California 
(Designed for LEED Certification) 
MONTAGE ROYAL ISLAND SPA 
Royal Island, Bahamas 
(Designed for LEED Certification) 
PLUMPJACK SQUAW VALLEY INN 
Lake Tahoe, California 
(Designed for LEED Certification) 
BERNAL HEIGHTS RESIDENCE 
San Francisco, California 
(EnergyStar Certified) 
CALISTOGA RANCH, 
AN AUBERGE RESORT 
Napa Valley, California 
COSTABAJA 
La Paz, Mexico 
WOODLAND RESORT 
Paris Region, France 
PARK HYATT MEXICO 
Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico 
SB ARCHITECTS is dedicated to utilizing sustain-able 
design and construction methods, and we 
advocate a sustainable approach and LEED certifi-cation 
on every project in our office. Many of our 
current projects are designed for LEED certifica-tion; 
the diverse nature of these projects illustrates 
the broad range of possibilities for designing 
“green.” Over 30% of our staff is LEED accredited, 
with a firm-wide goal of 100% accreditation.
SCOTT LEE has over 25 years of design experience, specializing 
in hotel, resort and residential / mixed-use developments. As 
President, he provides leadership and design talent on a variety 
of hospitality and multifamily residential projects, as well as play-ing 
a leading role in determining the company’s long-term mission, 
SCOTT A. LEE 
A I A , L E E D A P 
President 
direction and goals. His active role in business development and 
marketing has been a driving force in the firm’s recent successes 
and fresh directions. Currently, he leads the design team for 
many hotel and resort projects throughout the world. PR 
BRUCE A. WRIGHT 
A I A , L E E D A P 
Vice President 
KEVIN P. DUNN 
A I A , L E E D A P 
Vice President 
MARK S. SOPP 
L E E D A P 
Vice President 
In nearly 30 years with SB Architects, KEVIN DUNN has developed a 
focused expertise in resort and mixed-use projects, and is currently 
leading a large development in Miami’s Design District. He has partici-pated 
in the design of over 90 projects, and has provided construction 
supervision on the majority of them. His deep insight into the relation-ship 
between design and construction is invaluable to the firm’s design 
integrity. As a vice president, he plays an integral role in leading the 
Miami office toward meeting its long-term vision and goals. 
BRUCE WRIGHT has nearly 25 years of design experience, spe-cializing 
in hotel, resort and mixed-use design. He lends his consid-erable 
project management and design expertise to a variety of 
projects, in locations ranging from the Napa Valley to the 
Caribbean. Bruce has worked closely with leading hotel operators 
such as The Ritz-Carlton and Auberge Resorts. In recent years, he 
has lead the design teams for large master planning, mixed use 
and hospitality projects throughout Asia and the Middle East. 
MARK SOPP has been practicing international architecture for 
over 20 years and has a wealth of knowledge and experience in 
all facets of planning and design. His specialties include large-scale 
resort residential communities, mixed-use and master 
planned developments. With a demonstrated strength in concep-tual 
site design, he has the unique ability to create and sustain a 
strong project vision from conceptual design through to construc-tion 
while maintaining positive client relationships. 
2013 
SB Architects 
Award: Top Design Firms 
Sponsor: Hotel Management Magazine 
Dorado Beach, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve 
Award: International Hotel Award for Design 
Sponsor: International Property Awards 
Dorado Beach, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve 
Award: 2013 Vision Award 
Sponsor: ULI Florida/Caribbean Council 
Dorado Beach, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve 
Award: 2013 Hot List - World’s Best New Hotels 
Sponsor: Conde Naste Traveler 
Dorado Beach, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve 
Award: One of 6 Star-Power Hotels for 2013 
Sponsor: Virtuoso Life 
2012 
SB Architects 
Award: Top Hospitality Designers 
Sponsor: Hospitality Architecture + Design 
SB Architects 
Award: Top Hospitality Designers 
Sponsor: Lodging Hospitality 
Mission Hills Volcanic Mineral Springs & Spa 
Award: 2012 Hot List - World’s Best Spas 
Sponsor: Conde Naste Traveler 
2010 
Union 
Award: Builder's Choice Award 
Best Urban Residential Project 
Sponsor: Builder Magazine 
The Hillside House 
Award: Grand Award, Ecohome Design Awards 
Sponsor: Ecohome Magazine 
2009 
Bahia Beach Golf Resort 
Award: Golf, Inc. Green Awards 
Sponsor: Golf, Inc. Magazine 
SB Architects 
Award: 100 Fastest-Growing Companies / Bay Area 
Sponsor: San Francisco Business Times 
SB Architects 
Award: “Hot Firm List” of fastest-growing arch-itecture 
& engineering firms in the United States 
Sponsor: Zweig-White Business 
SB Architects 
Award: Top International Design Firms 
Sponsor: Engineering News Record 
SB Architects 
Award: America’s Top 50 Firms 
Sponsor: Architecture Magazine 
2008 
The 88 
Award: Annual Structures Awards, 
Best Design of the Year 
Sponsor: San Jose/Silicon Valley Business 
Journal 
SB Architects 
Award: Top Architects in the U.S. 
Sponsor: Architectural Record 
SB Architects 
Award: Top Hospitality Architects 
Sponsor: Hotel Design 
SB Architects 
Award: Top Hospitality Architects 
Sponsor: Hospitality Construction 
2007 
Ivy Hotel 
Awards: Boutique Design Awards, Best New 
Hotel Design, Best Lobby Design 
Sponsor: Boutique Design Magazine 
Bay Street Emeryville 
Award: Best of California/Mixed-Use 
Sponsor: California Construction 
Ivy Hotel 
Award: Best of California/Hospitality 
Sponsor: California Construction 
Bay Street Emeryville 
Award: Design Excellence Awards/Best Mixed- 
Use Project 
Sponsor: Multi-Housing News 
A W A R D S
R E P R E S E N T A T I V E M A G A Z I N E F E A T U R E S 
Travel+Leisure 
June 2013 
Dorado Beach Ritz-Carlton Feature 
Hotels 
April 2013 
Dorado Beach Ritz-Carlton Feature 
Architectural Digest 
November 2012 
Dorado Beach Ritz-Carlton Feature 
Elite Style 
October 2012 
SB Architects Feature 
Sleeper 
China Edition, 2012 
Mission HIlls Spa Feature 
Food and Wine 
August 2012 
Hillside House Feature 
New American Luxury 
July/August/September 2012 
Bahia Beach/Mission Hills Feature 
Spa Mantra (India) 
May/June 2012 
Mission HIlls Spa Feature 
America Spa 
April 2012 
Mission HIlls Spa Feature 
Elite Style 
March 2012 
Mission HIlls Spa Feature 
Surface Asia 
February/March 2012 
Mission HIlls Spa Feature 
Property Report Asia 
February 2012 
SB Architects Feature 
Hospitality Design 
January 2012 
Mission HIlls Spa Feature 
Golf Week 
January 2012 
CostaBaja Clubhouse Feature 
EcoHome 
Summer 2011 
Hillside House Feature 
Condé Nast Traveler 
February 2011 
Anassa Hotel Feature 
Organic Spa 
November 2010 
Hillside House Feature 
Sunset Magazine 
November 2010 
Hillside House Feature 
The Wall Street Journal 
November 2010 
Hillside House Feature 
Living & Design (Taiwan) 
October 2010 
Calistoga Ranch Feature 
Golf Course Architecture 
Builder Magazine 
February 2012 
October 2010 
Dorado Beach Resort Feature Union San Francisco Feature 
Cover Features 
California Home+Design 
May 2010 
Hillside House Feature 
Alaska Airlines Magazine 
April 2008 
Ivy Hotel (Andaz San Diego) Feature 
Hotel Design 
March 2008 
Ivy Hotel (Andaz San Diego) Feature 
Boutique Design 
December 2007 
Ivy Hotel (Andaz San Diego) Feature 
Hospitality Construction 
December 2007 
The Ritz-Carlton Kapalua Feature 
Hotels 
November 2007 
Ivy Hotel (Andaz San Diego) Feature 
Hospitality Design 
September 2007 
Ivy Hotel (Andaz San Diego) Feature 
Boutique Design 
May/June 2007 
SB Architects Feature 
Architectural Record 
October 2006 
Santana Row Feature 
American Spa 
July 2006 
Calistoga Ranch Feature 
Travel+Leisure 
September 2004 
Calistoga Ranch Feature
WHY SB ARCHITECTS? 
VALUE-ADDED DIFFERENTIATION: 
• Boutique architectural planning/design firm with over 50 years of continuous practice, 
conveniently located in Miami with an International portfolio of World Class destinations 
• Extensive experience designing hospitality projects globally 
• Experienced team with long history of hotel design work 
• Widely recognized for site sensitive, unique design solutions 
• Clear focus on design-build and project management, resulting in efficient and 
cohesive project delivery, on-time and on-budget 
• Fully dedicated to project success 
Widely recognized by peers and clients alike as a talented team of “COLLABORATORS” 
Actively engaged in Central America with miscellaneous ongoing projects 
60% Spanish speaking staff 
30 projects under construction 
Over 200 awards of design excellence around the world 
• Strong references, repeat clients and 
relationships with Luxury BRANDS 
INCLUDING: 
o Hi l ton Hotels 
o Marriott Corporation 
o Starwood Hotels 
o Hyatt Hotel Corporation 
o Four Seasons 
o St . Regis 
o W Hotels 
o Ritz Carlton 
o Kimpton Hotels 
o Fairmont 
o Raffles 
o Montage 
o Auberge 
o Andaz 
o Park Hyatt 
o Plumpjack 
o Mandarin Oriental 
o Jumeirah
CONTACT 
SAN FRANCISCO 
One Beach Street, Suite 101 
San Francisco, CA 94133 
T 415.673.8990 
F 415.274.2003 
MIAMI 
2333 Ponce de Leon Boulevard 
Suite 1000 
Coral Gables, FL 33134 
T 305.856-2021 
F 305.856.0854 
SHENZHEN 
Room 2678, Level 26, Anlian Center 
#4018 Jin Tian Rd. 
Futian District. Shenzhen, PRC. 518026 
T 86 136 0014 1331 
For information and 
new business inquiries: 
NewBusMedia@sb-architects.com 
FEATURED PROJECTS
1060 Brickell Avenue 
M I A M I , F L O R I D A 
This mixed-use highrise, located at the 
prominent intersection of Brickell and 
Miami Avenues in downtown Miami, is a 
signature presence on the Miami skyline. 
Two elegant residential towers rise out of 
a 10-story parking deck, which also houses 
boutique street-front retail space on the 
first two levels. Designed in a sleek, con-temporary 
style, the residential towers rise 
to 37 and 45 stories. Loft-style residential 
units also wrap around the central parking 
core. Atop the parking podium, a lushly-landscaped 
pool deck and recreation area 
provide private outdoor space, as well as 
city and ocean views. 
C L I E N T 
Extell Development Company 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Highrise Residential 
P R O J E C T S I Z E 
69,677 Sq. M. 
C O M P O N E N T S 
570 Residential Units 
2322 Sq. M. Ground Floor Retail 
840 Parking Spaces
1060 Brickell Avenue 
M I A M I , 
F L O R I D A
Parkshore Plaza 
S T. P E T E R S B U R G , 
F L O R I D A 
C L I E N T 
Opus South 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Urban Mixed-Use 
C O M P O N E N T S 
118 Residences 
23,500 SF Street Front Retail 
280 Structured Parking Spaces 
This mixed-use urban infill project is an integral 
part of a significant redevelopment effort in 
downtown St.Petersburg. The design concept 
combines a 30-story residential tower with a 
three-story component of residential-over-retail 
structures wrapped around parking. Although 
structurally independent, the tower and lower-rise 
structures are designed to work together 
as a single residential complex, integrated 
through an amenity suite and pool deck on the 
third level podium. The tower residences offer 
views of Tampa Bay while the low-rise struc-tures 
are designed as a series of buildings, 
breaking up the massing and creating interest 
at street level.
Palm Court 
Miami Design District 
M I A M I , F L O R I D A 
SB Architects is working with Dacra on 
an ambitious expansion of the Miami De-sign 
District. Palm Court, the fi rst phase 
of the expansion project, introduces a 
a whole new approach to retail design 
and architecture. The design team is 
creating the architectural skeleton for 
the block – addressing building structure, 
overall identity and the movement of 
people through the space - and giving 
the individual retailers the opportunity 
to create the entire 45-foot facade for 
their structures. A pedestrian ‘paseo’ will 
bisect the multi-block expansion, with 
grand plazas at either end. Green roofs 
top nearly every structure, and the entire 
project being designed with the goal of 
LEED Gold Certifi cation. 
C L I E N T 
Dacra 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Urban Mixed-Use 
P R O J E C T S I Z E 
Two City Blocks 
C O M P O N E N T S 
Boutique Hotel 
Retail 
Restaurants
Palm Court 
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M I A M I , F L O R I D A
1640 Broadway 
OA K L A N D , C A L I F O R N I A 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Residential Highrise Tower 
P R O J E C T S I Z E 
39 Floors 
555,000 SF 
C O M P O N E N T S 
302 Residential Units 
6,300 SF Retail 
122,000 SF Structured Parking 
At 39 floors, this will become the tallest 
building in Downtown Oakland. Fully 
entitled for 302 residential units, the 
L-shaped structure will wrap around a pool 
deck and recreation area located on the 
podium above 122,00 SF of structured 
parking. A sky terrace on the 34th floor will 
offer additional outdoor amenities. 6,300 
SF of retail space on the ground floor will 
take advantage of the building’s prominent 
corner location.
Santana Row 
S A N J O S E , C A L I F O R N I A 
One of the leading examples of the urban 
mixed-use project type in the country, this 
project replaces an aging single-story 
mall, (with 100% surface parking), with a 
densely designed, multi-story mixed-use 
community that incorporates all of its 
parking needs within the new structures. 
On the podiums of Buildings 7 and 8, inte-rior 
streets provide access to flats and 
direct-entry townhouses (each with its own 
garage), creating real neighborhoods 
above street level. The main street is high-lighted 
by a median park and lined with 
ground-floor retail, restaurants and public 
gathering places, which invoke the impres-sion 
of an urban district that has devel-oped 
over time. San Jose Mercury News 
architecture critic Alan Hess commented, 
“Santana Row shows the extraordinary 
value added by good design...” 
C L I E N T 
Federal Realty Investment Trust 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Urban Mixed-Use 
P R O J E C T S I Z E 
3.3 Acres 
C O M P O N E N T S 
291 Residences 
128,000 SF Retail & Restaurants 
5,200 SF Fitness Center 
Business Center/Concierge Center
Santana Row 
S A N J O S E , 
C A L I F O R N I A
Santana Row 
S A N J O S E , 
C A L I F O R N I A
Andaz San Diego 
G A S L A M P Q U A R T E R , 
S A N D I E G O, C A L I F O R N I A 
Included on Conde Nast’s 2008 “Hot List” of 
the world’s hottest new hotels, this project 
transforms an historic but tired hotel in the 
heart of San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter into an 
ultra-chic boutique hotel that has instantly 
become a major destination. The design team 
took the six-story structure down to the shell to 
create a completely new experience on the 
interior, while the exterior received a respectful 
renovation that enhanced the historic façade 
with minimalistic details. This destination hotel 
is defined by its dramatic public spaces, from 
the basement nightclub and lounge, to the 
rooftop bar, outdoor restaurant and pool with 
panoramic views of downtown San Diego. At 
every turn, the architecture and interiors work 
together to create the unexpected – sleek, 
modern architectural forms combined with 
dramatic, over-the-top interiors, all within a 
restrained historic envelope. 
C L I E N T 
630 F Street, LLC 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Urban Hotel Renovation/Adaptive Re-Use 
C O M P O N E N T S 
159 Keys 
Restaurant/Bar 
Lounge & Nightclub 
Roof Deck Restaurant & Pool 
Ballroom/Board Room
Andaz San Diego 
S A N D I E G O , 
C A L I F O R N I A
Andaz San Diego 
S A N D I E G O , 
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Andaz San Diego 
S A N D I E G O , 
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Andaz San Diego 
S A N D I E G O , 
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GuestHouse Hospitality 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Hospitality Prototype 
GH Atlanta 
A T L A N T A , G E O R G I A 
Envisioned as a members-only social club, 
GH Atlanta will be the inaugural property 
for the Guesthouse brand. Designed as 
an oasis within an urban setting, GH 
Atlanta will combine amenities, events 
and a sense of community for its mem-bers. 
At the heart of the concept lies a 
luxurious outdoor entertainment area, 
with multiple options for relaxing and 
socializing, private cabanas, beach vol-leyball, 
multiple bars, and event venues. 
Indoors, the living room and dining room 
provide social hubs, while a state-of-the-art 
fitness facility ensures that it enhanc-es 
not only members’ social and profes-sional 
lives, but their physical lives as 
well. The design vision is modern but 
inviting, sophisticated but not stuffy.
Conrad Miami 
M I A M I , F L O R I D A 
C l i e n t 
Estoril, Inc. 
Pr o j e c t Type 
Luxury Hotel within Mixed-use Highrise 
Components 
203 guest rooms on 7 floors 
(225,000 Total Sq. Ft.) 
Restaurant / Bar 
Media / Ballroom / Business Center 
Fitness Center 
SB Architects acted as architect-of-record for 
the public spaces of this urban luxury hotel, 
which is an integral component of Espirito 
Santo Plaza, a mixed-use highrise develop-ment 
in downtown Miami. SB Architects 
worked directly with The Gettys Group to 
create the new hotel within the existing per-ameters 
of a 36-story glass tower designed by 
Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF). The hotel spans 
the 10th through 25th floors, with additional 
conference facilities on the third floor. The 
nine floors below the hotel house 30,000 
square feet of Class “A” office space, with a 
condo hotel occupying the 11 floors above. 
Brought on board with construction already 
well underway, SB Architects and Gettys faced 
the significant challenge of designing to strin-gent 
4½-star standards without a specific 
brand initially identified, all within the confines 
of an existing building structure.
USC Village 
LO S A N G E L E S , 
C A L I F O R N I A 
C L I E N T 
USC / Caruso Affiliated 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Urban Mixed-Use 
P R O J E C T S I Z E 
35 Acres 
C O M P O N E N T S 
2,612 Student & Faculty Housing Units 
150-Key Hotel (157,000 SF) 
325,000 SF Retail 
300,000 SF Office/Academic/Campus Svcs. 
2,841 Structured Parking Spaces 
SB Architects was chosen to redevelop a 
large site across the street from the 
University of Southern California campus 
into an urban mixed-use village. With its 
primary entrance on one of the campus’s 
most prominent intersections, the design 
philosphy for this dense, infill project is to 
create a true residential neighborhood for 
students, faculty and the surrounding com-munity. 
The goal is to use the architecture 
and public spaces to form a unique village 
character, while acknowledging the proj-ect’s 
very urban surroundings. The master 
plan follows the specific guidelines of the 
University’s overall master plan. The plan is 
organized along the village’s pedestrian-ori-ented 
main street, which cuts through the 
center of the project and provides a shared 
public space not only at street level, but 
when overlooked from the housing above.
The 88 
S A N J O S E , C A L I F O R N I A 
C L I E N T 
CIM Group & San Jose Redevelopment 
Agency 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Urban Mixed-use 
C O M P O N E N T S 
32,000 SF Retail 
197 Residential Units 
Five Levels of Structured Parking 
This project is an integral part of the 
“Heart of the City” re-development effort 
to revitalize the city of San Jose. This high-density, 
urban mixed-use project provides 
197 for-sale condominiums and 32,000 
square feet of retail, restaurants and enter-tainment 
venues, adding much-needed 
housing and a vibrant public gathering 
place to the community. The design juxta-poses 
a signature 22-story high-rise tower 
with a mixed-use component. The tower 
rises from the mid-rise structure below, 
overlooking the residential amenities - pool, 
recreation center and fitness facility locat-ed 
on the podium. A new pedestrian-ori-ented 
street lined with shops, trees and 
outdoor seating bisects the city block. This 
transit-oriented development is directly 
adjacent to the Santa Clara Valley light rail 
system.
Waterfront City 
B E I R U T, L E B A N O N 
C L I E N T 
Majid Al Futtaim 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Urban Mixed-Use 
P R O J E C T S I Z E 
112 Residences (38, 777 SM) 
5,680 SM Retail & Restaurants 
3,091 SM Amenities 
564 Structured Parking Spaces 
SB Architects won an international design 
competition for the master-planning and design 
of Phase One of this expansive master-planned 
development, which includes 7 mixed-use struc-tures 
overlooking the Joeseph Khoury Marina, 
the largest marina in Beirut. Set upon a grand 
pedestrian promenade raised seven meters 
above sea level, the four central structures will 
house high-end residences above a carefully or-chestrated 
progression of retail and restaurants, 
creating a sophisticated and exciting urban 
destination. When complete, Waterfront City 
will cover an area of over 193,600 square meters, 
with more than 5,000 new residences, as well 
as commercial and retail districts, a destination 
shopping mall and two hotels. Set against the 
rich cultural backdrop of Beirut, Waterfront 
City presents the opportunity to fuse location, 
climate, views and planning concept into new 
urbanism for this historic city.
Manha an Mixed-use 
Highrise 
N E W Y O R K , N E W Y O R K 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Mixed-use Urban Highrise 
C O M P O N E N T S 
84-key Boutique Hotel with 
Spa and Function Space 
4 Levels of Retail 
12 Levels of Office Space 
490 Residential Units 
Located on a prominent site in midtown 
Manhattan, this project is designed as a 
true mixed-use environment situated verti-cally 
in the context of an urban highrise. 
Four levels of retail will anchor the complex 
to the streetscape of the neighborhood, 
with 12 levels of office space directly above 
it. The centerpiece of the structure, occupy-ing 
levels 17-24, will be a club-style boutique 
hotel with a state-of-the-art spa and func-tion 
space. Seventy levels of residential will 
top off this iconic structure (which will rise to 
1000’) offering spectcular views of Central 
Park and the city context.
Strata at Mission Bay 
S A N F R A N C I S C O , 
C A L I F O R N I A 
C L I E N T 
Urban Housing Group 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Urban Mixed-Use 
P R O J E C T S I Z E 
192 Residences 
10,000 SF Street-Front Retail 
This mixed-use project is part of the Mission 
Bay development, an extensive redevelop-ment 
effort in downtown San Francisco. 
Located just a few blocks from the city’s 
downtown ballpark, this project is part of a 
movement to create a new residential 
neighborhood and retail destination. The 
building combines a modern, urban archi-tectural 
vernacular with a community-ori-ented 
approach to massing and street 
presence. Two-story retail spaces (limited in 
size to encourage local business) front 
Fourth Street, with two-story townhouses 
opening onto the smaller “neighborhood” 
streets on both sides of the project. 
Residential parking is tucked behind the 
retail and townhouses, topped by an expan-sive 
third-story podium with a clubhouse 
and outdoor gathering spaces.
Union SF 
S A N F R A N C I S C O , 
C A L I F O R N I A 
C L I E N T 
Palisades Development Group 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Mulit-Family Residential/Adaptive Re-Use 
P R O J E C T S I Z E 
76 For-Sale Condominiums 
62 Parking Spaces 
This project in San Francisco’s Mission 
District combines flats and two-level town-houses 
for a total of 76 for-sale residential 
units. An existing three-story brick ware-house 
has been transformed into 23 resi-dential 
units. A new courtyard building 
adjacent to the warehouse houses 53 units. 
Five levels of residences overlook a court-yard 
situated one level below grade, with 
four levels overlooking street views. 
Parking is housed in two levels below the 
courtyard. The design of the new construc-tion 
is distinctly urban in character. An 
eclectic vocabulary of architectural refer-ences 
reflects the neighborhood, which 
includes residential, industrial, commercial 
and retail enterprises. A mixture of materi-als, 
combined with set-back elements, bays 
and covered balconies, creates a lively 
facade.
72 Townsend Street 
S A N F R A N C I S C O , 
C A L I F O R N I A 
C L I E N T 
72 Townsend LLC 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Urban Mixed-Use 
P R O J E C T S I Z E 
28,900 SF 
C O M P O N E N T S 
74 Flats  Townhouses 
5,000 SF Commercial 
78 Parking Spaces
Suzhou Mixed-use Concept 
S U Z H O U , C H I N A 
This project imagery represents a com-missioned 
design concept for a mixed-use 
commercial development in the 
heart of Suzhou, China. Designed to 
create an iconic presence on the city 
skyline, the contemporary design fea-tures 
a signature 17-story circular tower 
that steps down to 10 stories, and then 
to 7-story components which wrap dra-matically 
around the arrival sequence. 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Urban Highrise Hotel 
C O M P O N E N T S 
350 Guest Keys 
1,845 SM Restaurants and Lounges 
1,540 SM Function Facilities 
1,665 SM Spa and Fitness Facilities
E M E R Y V I L L E , 
C A L I F O R N I A 
SB Architects designed the project con-cept 
and residential portions of this large 
mixed-use project in the heart of the San 
Francisco Bay Area. The one, two and 
three-bedroom residences are located in 
two to four stories over a two to three-story 
retail and parking podium. The resi-dential 
structures are designed around a 
series of courtyards, which are visible 
from the street. This design serves sever-al 
purposes. It gives the illusion of numer-ous 
layers and buildings within each sin-gle- 
structure footprint, brings light and 
views to the interior units, and creates a 
series of on-podium outdoor spaces for 
residents - resulting in a “community 
above the street.” 
C L I E N T 
MacFarlane Partners 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Urban Mixed-Use 
P R O J E C T S I Z E 
19 Acres / 4 Stories Over Podium 
C O M P O N E N T S 
283 Apartments 
95 For-Sale Townhomes 
500,000 SF Retail  Restaurants 
592 Structured Parking Spaces
Mission Hills Shenzhen 
C1-C4 
S H E N Z H E N , C H I N A 
These four phases of the Mission Hills 
Shenzhen mixed-use development are com-prised 
of three mixed-use high-rise towers 
overlooking a mid-rise residential community. 
Sited on either side of the primary access 
road, the new communities provide an urban 
core for the existing development. The series 
of high-rise structures is conceived as a strong 
contemporary design statement, providing 
sweeping views and an iconic modern beacon 
for the area, and creating a sculptural skyline 
above a dramatic, glassed-in retail base. 
Directly across the road, the 36 mid-rise 
structures are clustered around a central lake. 
A series of interconnected garden courts, 
bridges and pavilions creates a welcoming, 
highly walkable residential environment. C l i e n t 
Mission Hills Group 
Pr o j e c t Type 
Mixed-use Community 
C1  C2 Components 
Three Mixed-use Highrise Towers 
689 Residential Units / 36,500 Sq.M. Retail 
C3  C4 Components 
Mid-rise Mixed-use Community 
170,000 Sq.M. Residential 
5,000 Sq.M. Commercial
4 Corners, Telluride 
T E L L U R I D E 
C O L O R A D O 
C L I E N T 
Lifton-Zoline International, LLC 
P R O J E C T T Y P E 
Urban Mixed-Use 
C O M P O N E N T S 
90-Room Boutique Hotel 
35 Condominiums 
41,750 SF Retail 
2,900 SF Spa 
Restaurant 
Campus Facility
Hard Rock Hotel 
Palm Springs 
P A L M S P R I N G S 
C A L I F O R N I A 
C l i e n t 
Nexus Companies 
Pr o j e c t Type 
671,000 Sq. Ft. Urban Hotel 
Components 
490-Key Condo Hotel 
3 Restaurants 
Bar  Nightclub 
Spa 
Banquet  Meeting Facilities 
Recording Studio 
Located in the heart of downtown Palm 
Springs, on a full-block site with views of the 
San Jacinto Mountains, this hotel presents the 
opportunity to spark a resurgence in this 
iconic city. The goal for the design is to cre-ate 
a vibrant structure with a strong visual 
identity, capable of drawing a hip new breed 
of clientele to Palm Springs. The design con-cept 
treats the hotel as a stage, where every-one 
can be a performer. Mid-century mod-ern 
architectural references, punctuated by 
vibrant shots of color, create a simple, yet 
edgy and dramatic backdrop. The hotel 
embraces an expansive pool garden, laid out 
for maximum sun and view exposure.
Wuhan Jinyinhu Walton 
International Hotel 
W U H A N , H U B E I 
C H I N A
Vanke Dalian Ganjingzi 
Project 
D A L I A N , C H I N A 
The master plan for this new community is sited 
around a massive park providing views and recre-ational 
amenities to residents. The primary proj-ect 
entry is charaterized by a semicircular town 
square with ground floor retail and a signature 
residential tower. The architecture is contempo-rary 
in nature to reflect this burgeoning area’s 
technical industries and sophisticated lifestyle. 
C l i e n t 
Vanke 
Pr o j e c t Type 
Master Planned New Community 
Components 
172,530 Sq. M. Residential Floor Area 
10,400 Sq. M. Commercial Floor Area 
2000 Sq. M. Kindergarten
CONTACT 
SAN FRANCISCO 
One Beach Street, Suite 101 
San Francisco, CA 94133 
T 415.673.8990 
F 415.274.2003 
MIAMI 
2333 Ponce de Leon Boulevard 
Suite 1000 
Coral Gables, FL 33134 
T 305.856-2021 
F 305.856.0854 
SHENZHEN 
Room 2678, Level 26, Anlian Center 
#4018 Jin Tian Rd. 
Futian District. Shenzhen, PRC. 518026 
T 86 136 0014 1331 
For information and 
new business inquiries: 
NewBusMedia@sb-architects.com

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Sb architects project portfolio urban 2014-08

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  • 2. Widely recognized for our highly individual approach to design, our firm has received over 200 awards for design excellence. With a staff of highly trained, immensely talented and deeply passionate individuals in our San Francisco and Miami offices, we successfully merge fifty years of experience with the energy, drive and dedication of a second gen-eration of partners. With the technical capabilities and the understanding to take even the largest projects from initial concept through construction any-where in the world, we remain a hands-on, design-oriented practice at heart. Integrity in design, connection to the client and balance in our corporate culture are integral to our identity. Our vast experience with a wide array of project types, geographic locations, construction techniques and architectural styles gives us a high level of expertise, while our collaborative process and individual approach to each project allow us to be flexible and responsive. Site-sensitive design has been a hallmark of our practice. We strive to honor the site with design solutions inspired by the regional ver-nacular, local materials and the sense of place inherent within each site, and we are dedicated to advocating sustainable design and construction meth-ods on all of our projects. All four of our principals, and over 30% of our staff, are LEED Accredited Professionals, with a firm-wide goal of 100% accreditation. SB ARCHITECTS has established a world-wide reputation for excellence in the planning and design of large-scale hotel, resort, multi-family residential, and mixed-use projects. www.sb-architects.com
  • 3. T H E A M E R I C A S United States Mexico Bahamas Belize Costa Rica Panama Colombia Brazil Uruguay The Caribbean: - Anguilla - Antigua - Aruba - Barbados - Dominican Republic - Grenada - Jamaica - Netherlands Antilles - Puerto Rico - St. Kitts - St. Lucia - St. Martin - St. Thomas - Trinidad & Tobago - Turks & Caicos A S I A / C H I N A United Arab Emirates Saudi Arabia Jordan Qatar India Indonesia Japan Taiwan China: - Beijing - Changshan Islands - Chengdu - Dalian - Dongguan City - Foshan - Haikou - Kunming - Nanjing - Quigdao - Sanya - Shanghai - Shenzhen - Taiyuan - Wuhan - Xingyi E U R O P E / A F R I C A / E A S T E R N E U R O P E Spain Portugal Morocco Egypt Turkey Cyprus Croatia Montenegro Ukraine Russia Georgia Azerbaijan GLOBAL REACH
  • 4. G O L F C O U R S E D E S I G N E R S Tiger Woods • The Tiger Woods Dubai, Dubai, UAE Jack Nicklaus • Raffles St. Lucia, West Indies • Montage Royal Island, Bahamas • The Ritz-Carlton Stonehill Pines, Pinehurst, NC • The Fairmont Anguilla, Anguilla • Yalova Golf & Beach Resort, Turkey • Limni Resort, Cyprus (course 2) Rees Jones • Xingyi Grand Gorge, Xingyi, China Robert Trent Jones, Jr. • Bahia Beach, Puerto Rico • Dorado Beach East Course, Puerto Rico (renovation of course originally designed by RTJ, Sr.) P. B. Dye • Fisher Island, Miami, FL Gary Player • Costa Baja Resort, La Paz, Mexico • Limni Resort, Cyprus (course 1) • Lustica Bay, Montenegro Schmidt-Curley • Mission Hills Hainan, Haikou, China • LiHu Golf Resort, Haikou, China • FuLing, Chongqing, China Ron Garl • D’Atalayoun, Morocco Tom Fazio • Chileno Bay, Mexico Karl Litten • Ancient Sands, Egypt Peter Harradine • Golf Club Al Marassi, Egypt B R A N D S C L I E N T S Hilton Hotels & Resorts - Hilton Grand Vacations Club - Conrad Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts Jumeirah Hotels & Resorts Marriott Corporation - Ritz-Carlton Reserve - The Ritz-Carlton - Marriott - Marriott Vacation Club Int’l. Starwood Hotels & Resorts - St. Regis Hotels & Resorts - The Luxury Collection - Westin Hotels & Resorts - W Hotels - Sheraton Hotels & Resorts Fairmont Hotels & Resorts Raffles Hotels & Resorts Montage Hotels & Resorts Hyatt Hotel Corporation - Park Hyatt - Andaz - Hyatt Regency - Hyatt Hard Rock Hotels & Resorts Auberge Resorts Solage Hotels & Resorts PlumpJack Group Mandarin Oriental Solis Hotels & Resorts Nikki Beach Hotels & Resorts Elysian Hotels Enchanted Resorts Nikki Beach Al Babtain Group Cairo, Egypt Caruso Affiliated Los Angeles, CA CIM Group Los Angeles, CA Cisneros Real Estate Group Miami, FL Costa Baja Resort & Marina Mexico City Emaar Properties Dubai, UAE Extell Development Company New York, NY Federal Realty Investment Trust San Jose, CA Fisher Island Holdings Miami, FL Gemdale Corporation Shenzhen, China Gencom Group Miami, FL General Growth Properties Chicago, IL Kyoya Tokyo, Japan Logwood Development Company Turks & Caicos Lu Neng Investment Co. China MacFarlane Partners San Francisco, CA Madison Marquette San Francisco, CA Majid Al Futtaim Dubai, UAE Meraas Development Dubai, UAE Mission Hills Group Shenzhen, China Nova Southeastern University Davie, FL Opus Corporation California & Florida Qirad Dubai, UAE Tatweer Development Dubai, UAE The Athens Group Phoenix, AR The Martin Group Los Angeles, CA The Staubach Company Dallas, TX Trademark Fort Worth, TX University of California Berkeley, CA University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA Urban Housing Group San Francisco, CA Vanke Real Estate Co. Ltd. China Walt Disney Imagineering Los Angeles/Orlando Wilson Meany Sullivan San Francisco, CA Zucero Holdings, Ltd. Limassol, Cyprus
  • 5. S U S T A I N A B L E P R O J E C T S As we work to create sustainable destinations, we partner with certifying organi-zations, including the USGBC and Audubon International, to pursue certification through programs such as LEED, the Audubon Signature Program and others. Current projects that illustrate our commitment to sustainable design include: BAHIA BEACH RESORT & GOLF CLUB Rio Grande, Puerto Rico (Audubon Gold Signature Resort) THE HILLSIDE HOUSE Mill Valley, California (LEED Platinum Certified) ONE BEACH STREET, SUITE 101 San Francisco, California (LEED Certified) DORADO BEACH, A RITZ-CARLTON RESERVE Dorado, Puerto Rico (Designed for LEED Silver Certification) DREAMTOWN Shenzhen, China Certified 3-star, the highest rating in China’s Green Rating System at both the national level and city level (Considered a “model development for sustainability”) ST. REGIS NAPA VALLEY Napa, California (Designed for LEED Certification) MONTAGE ROYAL ISLAND SPA Royal Island, Bahamas (Designed for LEED Certification) PLUMPJACK SQUAW VALLEY INN Lake Tahoe, California (Designed for LEED Certification) BERNAL HEIGHTS RESIDENCE San Francisco, California (EnergyStar Certified) CALISTOGA RANCH, AN AUBERGE RESORT Napa Valley, California COSTABAJA La Paz, Mexico WOODLAND RESORT Paris Region, France PARK HYATT MEXICO Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico SB ARCHITECTS is dedicated to utilizing sustain-able design and construction methods, and we advocate a sustainable approach and LEED certifi-cation on every project in our office. Many of our current projects are designed for LEED certifica-tion; the diverse nature of these projects illustrates the broad range of possibilities for designing “green.” Over 30% of our staff is LEED accredited, with a firm-wide goal of 100% accreditation.
  • 6. SCOTT LEE has over 25 years of design experience, specializing in hotel, resort and residential / mixed-use developments. As President, he provides leadership and design talent on a variety of hospitality and multifamily residential projects, as well as play-ing a leading role in determining the company’s long-term mission, SCOTT A. LEE A I A , L E E D A P President direction and goals. His active role in business development and marketing has been a driving force in the firm’s recent successes and fresh directions. Currently, he leads the design team for many hotel and resort projects throughout the world. PR BRUCE A. WRIGHT A I A , L E E D A P Vice President KEVIN P. DUNN A I A , L E E D A P Vice President MARK S. SOPP L E E D A P Vice President In nearly 30 years with SB Architects, KEVIN DUNN has developed a focused expertise in resort and mixed-use projects, and is currently leading a large development in Miami’s Design District. He has partici-pated in the design of over 90 projects, and has provided construction supervision on the majority of them. His deep insight into the relation-ship between design and construction is invaluable to the firm’s design integrity. As a vice president, he plays an integral role in leading the Miami office toward meeting its long-term vision and goals. BRUCE WRIGHT has nearly 25 years of design experience, spe-cializing in hotel, resort and mixed-use design. He lends his consid-erable project management and design expertise to a variety of projects, in locations ranging from the Napa Valley to the Caribbean. Bruce has worked closely with leading hotel operators such as The Ritz-Carlton and Auberge Resorts. In recent years, he has lead the design teams for large master planning, mixed use and hospitality projects throughout Asia and the Middle East. MARK SOPP has been practicing international architecture for over 20 years and has a wealth of knowledge and experience in all facets of planning and design. His specialties include large-scale resort residential communities, mixed-use and master planned developments. With a demonstrated strength in concep-tual site design, he has the unique ability to create and sustain a strong project vision from conceptual design through to construc-tion while maintaining positive client relationships. 2013 SB Architects Award: Top Design Firms Sponsor: Hotel Management Magazine Dorado Beach, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve Award: International Hotel Award for Design Sponsor: International Property Awards Dorado Beach, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve Award: 2013 Vision Award Sponsor: ULI Florida/Caribbean Council Dorado Beach, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve Award: 2013 Hot List - World’s Best New Hotels Sponsor: Conde Naste Traveler Dorado Beach, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve Award: One of 6 Star-Power Hotels for 2013 Sponsor: Virtuoso Life 2012 SB Architects Award: Top Hospitality Designers Sponsor: Hospitality Architecture + Design SB Architects Award: Top Hospitality Designers Sponsor: Lodging Hospitality Mission Hills Volcanic Mineral Springs & Spa Award: 2012 Hot List - World’s Best Spas Sponsor: Conde Naste Traveler 2010 Union Award: Builder's Choice Award Best Urban Residential Project Sponsor: Builder Magazine The Hillside House Award: Grand Award, Ecohome Design Awards Sponsor: Ecohome Magazine 2009 Bahia Beach Golf Resort Award: Golf, Inc. Green Awards Sponsor: Golf, Inc. Magazine SB Architects Award: 100 Fastest-Growing Companies / Bay Area Sponsor: San Francisco Business Times SB Architects Award: “Hot Firm List” of fastest-growing arch-itecture & engineering firms in the United States Sponsor: Zweig-White Business SB Architects Award: Top International Design Firms Sponsor: Engineering News Record SB Architects Award: America’s Top 50 Firms Sponsor: Architecture Magazine 2008 The 88 Award: Annual Structures Awards, Best Design of the Year Sponsor: San Jose/Silicon Valley Business Journal SB Architects Award: Top Architects in the U.S. Sponsor: Architectural Record SB Architects Award: Top Hospitality Architects Sponsor: Hotel Design SB Architects Award: Top Hospitality Architects Sponsor: Hospitality Construction 2007 Ivy Hotel Awards: Boutique Design Awards, Best New Hotel Design, Best Lobby Design Sponsor: Boutique Design Magazine Bay Street Emeryville Award: Best of California/Mixed-Use Sponsor: California Construction Ivy Hotel Award: Best of California/Hospitality Sponsor: California Construction Bay Street Emeryville Award: Design Excellence Awards/Best Mixed- Use Project Sponsor: Multi-Housing News A W A R D S
  • 7. R E P R E S E N T A T I V E M A G A Z I N E F E A T U R E S Travel+Leisure June 2013 Dorado Beach Ritz-Carlton Feature Hotels April 2013 Dorado Beach Ritz-Carlton Feature Architectural Digest November 2012 Dorado Beach Ritz-Carlton Feature Elite Style October 2012 SB Architects Feature Sleeper China Edition, 2012 Mission HIlls Spa Feature Food and Wine August 2012 Hillside House Feature New American Luxury July/August/September 2012 Bahia Beach/Mission Hills Feature Spa Mantra (India) May/June 2012 Mission HIlls Spa Feature America Spa April 2012 Mission HIlls Spa Feature Elite Style March 2012 Mission HIlls Spa Feature Surface Asia February/March 2012 Mission HIlls Spa Feature Property Report Asia February 2012 SB Architects Feature Hospitality Design January 2012 Mission HIlls Spa Feature Golf Week January 2012 CostaBaja Clubhouse Feature EcoHome Summer 2011 Hillside House Feature Condé Nast Traveler February 2011 Anassa Hotel Feature Organic Spa November 2010 Hillside House Feature Sunset Magazine November 2010 Hillside House Feature The Wall Street Journal November 2010 Hillside House Feature Living & Design (Taiwan) October 2010 Calistoga Ranch Feature Golf Course Architecture Builder Magazine February 2012 October 2010 Dorado Beach Resort Feature Union San Francisco Feature Cover Features California Home+Design May 2010 Hillside House Feature Alaska Airlines Magazine April 2008 Ivy Hotel (Andaz San Diego) Feature Hotel Design March 2008 Ivy Hotel (Andaz San Diego) Feature Boutique Design December 2007 Ivy Hotel (Andaz San Diego) Feature Hospitality Construction December 2007 The Ritz-Carlton Kapalua Feature Hotels November 2007 Ivy Hotel (Andaz San Diego) Feature Hospitality Design September 2007 Ivy Hotel (Andaz San Diego) Feature Boutique Design May/June 2007 SB Architects Feature Architectural Record October 2006 Santana Row Feature American Spa July 2006 Calistoga Ranch Feature Travel+Leisure September 2004 Calistoga Ranch Feature
  • 8. WHY SB ARCHITECTS? VALUE-ADDED DIFFERENTIATION: • Boutique architectural planning/design firm with over 50 years of continuous practice, conveniently located in Miami with an International portfolio of World Class destinations • Extensive experience designing hospitality projects globally • Experienced team with long history of hotel design work • Widely recognized for site sensitive, unique design solutions • Clear focus on design-build and project management, resulting in efficient and cohesive project delivery, on-time and on-budget • Fully dedicated to project success Widely recognized by peers and clients alike as a talented team of “COLLABORATORS” Actively engaged in Central America with miscellaneous ongoing projects 60% Spanish speaking staff 30 projects under construction Over 200 awards of design excellence around the world • Strong references, repeat clients and relationships with Luxury BRANDS INCLUDING: o Hi l ton Hotels o Marriott Corporation o Starwood Hotels o Hyatt Hotel Corporation o Four Seasons o St . Regis o W Hotels o Ritz Carlton o Kimpton Hotels o Fairmont o Raffles o Montage o Auberge o Andaz o Park Hyatt o Plumpjack o Mandarin Oriental o Jumeirah
  • 9. CONTACT SAN FRANCISCO One Beach Street, Suite 101 San Francisco, CA 94133 T 415.673.8990 F 415.274.2003 MIAMI 2333 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Suite 1000 Coral Gables, FL 33134 T 305.856-2021 F 305.856.0854 SHENZHEN Room 2678, Level 26, Anlian Center #4018 Jin Tian Rd. Futian District. Shenzhen, PRC. 518026 T 86 136 0014 1331 For information and new business inquiries: NewBusMedia@sb-architects.com FEATURED PROJECTS
  • 10. 1060 Brickell Avenue M I A M I , F L O R I D A This mixed-use highrise, located at the prominent intersection of Brickell and Miami Avenues in downtown Miami, is a signature presence on the Miami skyline. Two elegant residential towers rise out of a 10-story parking deck, which also houses boutique street-front retail space on the first two levels. Designed in a sleek, con-temporary style, the residential towers rise to 37 and 45 stories. Loft-style residential units also wrap around the central parking core. Atop the parking podium, a lushly-landscaped pool deck and recreation area provide private outdoor space, as well as city and ocean views. C L I E N T Extell Development Company P R O J E C T T Y P E Highrise Residential P R O J E C T S I Z E 69,677 Sq. M. C O M P O N E N T S 570 Residential Units 2322 Sq. M. Ground Floor Retail 840 Parking Spaces
  • 11. 1060 Brickell Avenue M I A M I , F L O R I D A
  • 12. Parkshore Plaza S T. P E T E R S B U R G , F L O R I D A C L I E N T Opus South P R O J E C T T Y P E Urban Mixed-Use C O M P O N E N T S 118 Residences 23,500 SF Street Front Retail 280 Structured Parking Spaces This mixed-use urban infill project is an integral part of a significant redevelopment effort in downtown St.Petersburg. The design concept combines a 30-story residential tower with a three-story component of residential-over-retail structures wrapped around parking. Although structurally independent, the tower and lower-rise structures are designed to work together as a single residential complex, integrated through an amenity suite and pool deck on the third level podium. The tower residences offer views of Tampa Bay while the low-rise struc-tures are designed as a series of buildings, breaking up the massing and creating interest at street level.
  • 13. Palm Court Miami Design District M I A M I , F L O R I D A SB Architects is working with Dacra on an ambitious expansion of the Miami De-sign District. Palm Court, the fi rst phase of the expansion project, introduces a a whole new approach to retail design and architecture. The design team is creating the architectural skeleton for the block – addressing building structure, overall identity and the movement of people through the space - and giving the individual retailers the opportunity to create the entire 45-foot facade for their structures. A pedestrian ‘paseo’ will bisect the multi-block expansion, with grand plazas at either end. Green roofs top nearly every structure, and the entire project being designed with the goal of LEED Gold Certifi cation. C L I E N T Dacra P R O J E C T T Y P E Urban Mixed-Use P R O J E C T S I Z E Two City Blocks C O M P O N E N T S Boutique Hotel Retail Restaurants
  • 14. Palm Court D E S I G N D I S T R I C T, M I A M I , F L O R I D A R O O F D E C K P L A N 3 R D L E V E L F L O O R P L A N 2 1
  • 15. Palm Court D E S I G N D I S T R I C T, M I A M I , F L O R I D A 3 R D L E V E L F L O O R P L A N 1
  • 16. Palm Court D E S I G N D I S T R I C T, M I A M I , F L O R I D A
  • 17. Palm Court D E S I G N D I S T R I C T, M I A M I , F L O R I D A 7 6 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 L O U I S V U I T TO N D E PA RT M E N T S TO R E D I O R
  • 18. Palm Court D E S I G N D I S T R I C T, M I A M I , F L O R I D A
  • 19. 1640 Broadway OA K L A N D , C A L I F O R N I A P R O J E C T T Y P E Residential Highrise Tower P R O J E C T S I Z E 39 Floors 555,000 SF C O M P O N E N T S 302 Residential Units 6,300 SF Retail 122,000 SF Structured Parking At 39 floors, this will become the tallest building in Downtown Oakland. Fully entitled for 302 residential units, the L-shaped structure will wrap around a pool deck and recreation area located on the podium above 122,00 SF of structured parking. A sky terrace on the 34th floor will offer additional outdoor amenities. 6,300 SF of retail space on the ground floor will take advantage of the building’s prominent corner location.
  • 20. Santana Row S A N J O S E , C A L I F O R N I A One of the leading examples of the urban mixed-use project type in the country, this project replaces an aging single-story mall, (with 100% surface parking), with a densely designed, multi-story mixed-use community that incorporates all of its parking needs within the new structures. On the podiums of Buildings 7 and 8, inte-rior streets provide access to flats and direct-entry townhouses (each with its own garage), creating real neighborhoods above street level. The main street is high-lighted by a median park and lined with ground-floor retail, restaurants and public gathering places, which invoke the impres-sion of an urban district that has devel-oped over time. San Jose Mercury News architecture critic Alan Hess commented, “Santana Row shows the extraordinary value added by good design...” C L I E N T Federal Realty Investment Trust P R O J E C T T Y P E Urban Mixed-Use P R O J E C T S I Z E 3.3 Acres C O M P O N E N T S 291 Residences 128,000 SF Retail & Restaurants 5,200 SF Fitness Center Business Center/Concierge Center
  • 21. Santana Row S A N J O S E , C A L I F O R N I A
  • 22. Santana Row S A N J O S E , C A L I F O R N I A
  • 23. Andaz San Diego G A S L A M P Q U A R T E R , S A N D I E G O, C A L I F O R N I A Included on Conde Nast’s 2008 “Hot List” of the world’s hottest new hotels, this project transforms an historic but tired hotel in the heart of San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter into an ultra-chic boutique hotel that has instantly become a major destination. The design team took the six-story structure down to the shell to create a completely new experience on the interior, while the exterior received a respectful renovation that enhanced the historic façade with minimalistic details. This destination hotel is defined by its dramatic public spaces, from the basement nightclub and lounge, to the rooftop bar, outdoor restaurant and pool with panoramic views of downtown San Diego. At every turn, the architecture and interiors work together to create the unexpected – sleek, modern architectural forms combined with dramatic, over-the-top interiors, all within a restrained historic envelope. C L I E N T 630 F Street, LLC P R O J E C T T Y P E Urban Hotel Renovation/Adaptive Re-Use C O M P O N E N T S 159 Keys Restaurant/Bar Lounge & Nightclub Roof Deck Restaurant & Pool Ballroom/Board Room
  • 24. Andaz San Diego S A N D I E G O , C A L I F O R N I A
  • 25. Andaz San Diego S A N D I E G O , C A L I F O R N I A
  • 26. Andaz San Diego S A N D I E G O , C A L I F O R N I A
  • 27. Andaz San Diego S A N D I E G O , C A L I F O R N I A
  • 28. C L I E N T GuestHouse Hospitality P R O J E C T T Y P E Hospitality Prototype GH Atlanta A T L A N T A , G E O R G I A Envisioned as a members-only social club, GH Atlanta will be the inaugural property for the Guesthouse brand. Designed as an oasis within an urban setting, GH Atlanta will combine amenities, events and a sense of community for its mem-bers. At the heart of the concept lies a luxurious outdoor entertainment area, with multiple options for relaxing and socializing, private cabanas, beach vol-leyball, multiple bars, and event venues. Indoors, the living room and dining room provide social hubs, while a state-of-the-art fitness facility ensures that it enhanc-es not only members’ social and profes-sional lives, but their physical lives as well. The design vision is modern but inviting, sophisticated but not stuffy.
  • 29. Conrad Miami M I A M I , F L O R I D A C l i e n t Estoril, Inc. Pr o j e c t Type Luxury Hotel within Mixed-use Highrise Components 203 guest rooms on 7 floors (225,000 Total Sq. Ft.) Restaurant / Bar Media / Ballroom / Business Center Fitness Center SB Architects acted as architect-of-record for the public spaces of this urban luxury hotel, which is an integral component of Espirito Santo Plaza, a mixed-use highrise develop-ment in downtown Miami. SB Architects worked directly with The Gettys Group to create the new hotel within the existing per-ameters of a 36-story glass tower designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF). The hotel spans the 10th through 25th floors, with additional conference facilities on the third floor. The nine floors below the hotel house 30,000 square feet of Class “A” office space, with a condo hotel occupying the 11 floors above. Brought on board with construction already well underway, SB Architects and Gettys faced the significant challenge of designing to strin-gent 4½-star standards without a specific brand initially identified, all within the confines of an existing building structure.
  • 30. USC Village LO S A N G E L E S , C A L I F O R N I A C L I E N T USC / Caruso Affiliated P R O J E C T T Y P E Urban Mixed-Use P R O J E C T S I Z E 35 Acres C O M P O N E N T S 2,612 Student & Faculty Housing Units 150-Key Hotel (157,000 SF) 325,000 SF Retail 300,000 SF Office/Academic/Campus Svcs. 2,841 Structured Parking Spaces SB Architects was chosen to redevelop a large site across the street from the University of Southern California campus into an urban mixed-use village. With its primary entrance on one of the campus’s most prominent intersections, the design philosphy for this dense, infill project is to create a true residential neighborhood for students, faculty and the surrounding com-munity. The goal is to use the architecture and public spaces to form a unique village character, while acknowledging the proj-ect’s very urban surroundings. The master plan follows the specific guidelines of the University’s overall master plan. The plan is organized along the village’s pedestrian-ori-ented main street, which cuts through the center of the project and provides a shared public space not only at street level, but when overlooked from the housing above.
  • 31. The 88 S A N J O S E , C A L I F O R N I A C L I E N T CIM Group & San Jose Redevelopment Agency P R O J E C T T Y P E Urban Mixed-use C O M P O N E N T S 32,000 SF Retail 197 Residential Units Five Levels of Structured Parking This project is an integral part of the “Heart of the City” re-development effort to revitalize the city of San Jose. This high-density, urban mixed-use project provides 197 for-sale condominiums and 32,000 square feet of retail, restaurants and enter-tainment venues, adding much-needed housing and a vibrant public gathering place to the community. The design juxta-poses a signature 22-story high-rise tower with a mixed-use component. The tower rises from the mid-rise structure below, overlooking the residential amenities - pool, recreation center and fitness facility locat-ed on the podium. A new pedestrian-ori-ented street lined with shops, trees and outdoor seating bisects the city block. This transit-oriented development is directly adjacent to the Santa Clara Valley light rail system.
  • 32. Waterfront City B E I R U T, L E B A N O N C L I E N T Majid Al Futtaim P R O J E C T T Y P E Urban Mixed-Use P R O J E C T S I Z E 112 Residences (38, 777 SM) 5,680 SM Retail & Restaurants 3,091 SM Amenities 564 Structured Parking Spaces SB Architects won an international design competition for the master-planning and design of Phase One of this expansive master-planned development, which includes 7 mixed-use struc-tures overlooking the Joeseph Khoury Marina, the largest marina in Beirut. Set upon a grand pedestrian promenade raised seven meters above sea level, the four central structures will house high-end residences above a carefully or-chestrated progression of retail and restaurants, creating a sophisticated and exciting urban destination. When complete, Waterfront City will cover an area of over 193,600 square meters, with more than 5,000 new residences, as well as commercial and retail districts, a destination shopping mall and two hotels. Set against the rich cultural backdrop of Beirut, Waterfront City presents the opportunity to fuse location, climate, views and planning concept into new urbanism for this historic city.
  • 33. Manha an Mixed-use Highrise N E W Y O R K , N E W Y O R K P R O J E C T T Y P E Mixed-use Urban Highrise C O M P O N E N T S 84-key Boutique Hotel with Spa and Function Space 4 Levels of Retail 12 Levels of Office Space 490 Residential Units Located on a prominent site in midtown Manhattan, this project is designed as a true mixed-use environment situated verti-cally in the context of an urban highrise. Four levels of retail will anchor the complex to the streetscape of the neighborhood, with 12 levels of office space directly above it. The centerpiece of the structure, occupy-ing levels 17-24, will be a club-style boutique hotel with a state-of-the-art spa and func-tion space. Seventy levels of residential will top off this iconic structure (which will rise to 1000’) offering spectcular views of Central Park and the city context.
  • 34. Strata at Mission Bay S A N F R A N C I S C O , C A L I F O R N I A C L I E N T Urban Housing Group P R O J E C T T Y P E Urban Mixed-Use P R O J E C T S I Z E 192 Residences 10,000 SF Street-Front Retail This mixed-use project is part of the Mission Bay development, an extensive redevelop-ment effort in downtown San Francisco. Located just a few blocks from the city’s downtown ballpark, this project is part of a movement to create a new residential neighborhood and retail destination. The building combines a modern, urban archi-tectural vernacular with a community-ori-ented approach to massing and street presence. Two-story retail spaces (limited in size to encourage local business) front Fourth Street, with two-story townhouses opening onto the smaller “neighborhood” streets on both sides of the project. Residential parking is tucked behind the retail and townhouses, topped by an expan-sive third-story podium with a clubhouse and outdoor gathering spaces.
  • 35. Union SF S A N F R A N C I S C O , C A L I F O R N I A C L I E N T Palisades Development Group P R O J E C T T Y P E Mulit-Family Residential/Adaptive Re-Use P R O J E C T S I Z E 76 For-Sale Condominiums 62 Parking Spaces This project in San Francisco’s Mission District combines flats and two-level town-houses for a total of 76 for-sale residential units. An existing three-story brick ware-house has been transformed into 23 resi-dential units. A new courtyard building adjacent to the warehouse houses 53 units. Five levels of residences overlook a court-yard situated one level below grade, with four levels overlooking street views. Parking is housed in two levels below the courtyard. The design of the new construc-tion is distinctly urban in character. An eclectic vocabulary of architectural refer-ences reflects the neighborhood, which includes residential, industrial, commercial and retail enterprises. A mixture of materi-als, combined with set-back elements, bays and covered balconies, creates a lively facade.
  • 36. 72 Townsend Street S A N F R A N C I S C O , C A L I F O R N I A C L I E N T 72 Townsend LLC P R O J E C T T Y P E Urban Mixed-Use P R O J E C T S I Z E 28,900 SF C O M P O N E N T S 74 Flats Townhouses 5,000 SF Commercial 78 Parking Spaces
  • 37. Suzhou Mixed-use Concept S U Z H O U , C H I N A This project imagery represents a com-missioned design concept for a mixed-use commercial development in the heart of Suzhou, China. Designed to create an iconic presence on the city skyline, the contemporary design fea-tures a signature 17-story circular tower that steps down to 10 stories, and then to 7-story components which wrap dra-matically around the arrival sequence. P R O J E C T T Y P E Urban Highrise Hotel C O M P O N E N T S 350 Guest Keys 1,845 SM Restaurants and Lounges 1,540 SM Function Facilities 1,665 SM Spa and Fitness Facilities
  • 38. E M E R Y V I L L E , C A L I F O R N I A SB Architects designed the project con-cept and residential portions of this large mixed-use project in the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area. The one, two and three-bedroom residences are located in two to four stories over a two to three-story retail and parking podium. The resi-dential structures are designed around a series of courtyards, which are visible from the street. This design serves sever-al purposes. It gives the illusion of numer-ous layers and buildings within each sin-gle- structure footprint, brings light and views to the interior units, and creates a series of on-podium outdoor spaces for residents - resulting in a “community above the street.” C L I E N T MacFarlane Partners P R O J E C T T Y P E Urban Mixed-Use P R O J E C T S I Z E 19 Acres / 4 Stories Over Podium C O M P O N E N T S 283 Apartments 95 For-Sale Townhomes 500,000 SF Retail Restaurants 592 Structured Parking Spaces
  • 39. Mission Hills Shenzhen C1-C4 S H E N Z H E N , C H I N A These four phases of the Mission Hills Shenzhen mixed-use development are com-prised of three mixed-use high-rise towers overlooking a mid-rise residential community. Sited on either side of the primary access road, the new communities provide an urban core for the existing development. The series of high-rise structures is conceived as a strong contemporary design statement, providing sweeping views and an iconic modern beacon for the area, and creating a sculptural skyline above a dramatic, glassed-in retail base. Directly across the road, the 36 mid-rise structures are clustered around a central lake. A series of interconnected garden courts, bridges and pavilions creates a welcoming, highly walkable residential environment. C l i e n t Mission Hills Group Pr o j e c t Type Mixed-use Community C1 C2 Components Three Mixed-use Highrise Towers 689 Residential Units / 36,500 Sq.M. Retail C3 C4 Components Mid-rise Mixed-use Community 170,000 Sq.M. Residential 5,000 Sq.M. Commercial
  • 40. 4 Corners, Telluride T E L L U R I D E C O L O R A D O C L I E N T Lifton-Zoline International, LLC P R O J E C T T Y P E Urban Mixed-Use C O M P O N E N T S 90-Room Boutique Hotel 35 Condominiums 41,750 SF Retail 2,900 SF Spa Restaurant Campus Facility
  • 41. Hard Rock Hotel Palm Springs P A L M S P R I N G S C A L I F O R N I A C l i e n t Nexus Companies Pr o j e c t Type 671,000 Sq. Ft. Urban Hotel Components 490-Key Condo Hotel 3 Restaurants Bar Nightclub Spa Banquet Meeting Facilities Recording Studio Located in the heart of downtown Palm Springs, on a full-block site with views of the San Jacinto Mountains, this hotel presents the opportunity to spark a resurgence in this iconic city. The goal for the design is to cre-ate a vibrant structure with a strong visual identity, capable of drawing a hip new breed of clientele to Palm Springs. The design con-cept treats the hotel as a stage, where every-one can be a performer. Mid-century mod-ern architectural references, punctuated by vibrant shots of color, create a simple, yet edgy and dramatic backdrop. The hotel embraces an expansive pool garden, laid out for maximum sun and view exposure.
  • 42. Wuhan Jinyinhu Walton International Hotel W U H A N , H U B E I C H I N A
  • 43. Vanke Dalian Ganjingzi Project D A L I A N , C H I N A The master plan for this new community is sited around a massive park providing views and recre-ational amenities to residents. The primary proj-ect entry is charaterized by a semicircular town square with ground floor retail and a signature residential tower. The architecture is contempo-rary in nature to reflect this burgeoning area’s technical industries and sophisticated lifestyle. C l i e n t Vanke Pr o j e c t Type Master Planned New Community Components 172,530 Sq. M. Residential Floor Area 10,400 Sq. M. Commercial Floor Area 2000 Sq. M. Kindergarten
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