Submission Process

• Submit an online proposal by creating an account and completing the respective forms for San Francisco Living: Home Tours and/or Architecture + the City festival;

• There is no limit to the number of proposals you can submit but each program requires separate forms to be completed;

• Architecture + the City submissions are open to the public;

• San Francisco Living: Home Tours proposals are open only to all;

• Proposals will be reviewed and all applicants will be notified of status of acceptance or decline no later than June 30;

• There is no application fee to submit a proposal;

• Take a look at the 2019 Architecture + the City festival programs for inspirations.

 

Co-presented by AIA San Francisco and the Center for Architecture + Design, Architecture + the City takes place in San Francisco every September and features our acclaimed San Francisco Living: Home Tours as well as other behind-the-scenes programs, walking tours, literature, exhibitions, presentations and more that provide an excellent opportunity for all communities to experience architecture and design in a myriad of ways throughout the city.
 

The Architecture + the City festival provides an excellent opportunity for all communities to experience architecture and design in a myriad of ways throughout the city. How can San Francisco be a more connected city? How can we address its challenges of housing, climate change, economic and health equity? How do we design with connection in mind, that is human-centered and focuses on health, inclusivity and resilience.
 

Every September, the festival reveals the many facets and layers of San Francisco, and how ­architecture and design play a key role in this ever-changing urban landscape. Millions of people from around the world visit San Francisco — a 49 square-mile city with a population of more than 800,000 comprised of artists, architects, designers, storytellers, students, and more — each with perspectives that contribute to the compelling and evolving narrative that makes this City so unique.

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​Your contribution and participation in engaging conversations will help shed light on how to increase connections in the present urban community. Whether you're a native San Franciscan, long-time resident, visiting from a neighboring city, or a tourist passing through, we hope you'll experience the City as it is today, and all that it could be in the future.

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