Since 2003, we have worked to enrich these core events and have collaborated with countless design and community partners, firms, and organizations to further creative ideas and advance the conversation surrounding our local built environment, to celebrate accomplishments, and together work towards building a more sustainable future.
There are many ways to participate in this year's Festival as we continue to bring together leading minds from around the world to share and exchange ideas as well as promote the innovation and forward-thinking that defines the San Francisco Bay Area.
Sponsorship
Become a sponsor and support programs that celebrate San Francisco’s rich architectural and design landscape. Be part of deeper discussions with members of the public, design enthusiasts, architects, and designers.
Get Involved!
Volunteer
We appreciate the army of volunteers who contribute their time to help us with a variety of activities to make our Festival successful. From being a docent at our annual Home Tours program or helping out at registration, there's lots to do while having fun and learning about architecture!
Past Partners
AIA California
AIA East Bay Chapter
AIA San Mateo County
Architect's Newspaper
Autodesk
The Architect’s Newspaper
Center for Architecture + Design
Berkeley’s Center for the Built Environment
California College of the Arts (CCA)
California Historical Society
Career Connections | Facebook
City College of San Francisco (CCSF)
Cooritalia | Elementi
County of Marin
DBIA-WPR
Ferry Building
Fort Point Beer
GlobalSF
Gray Area
Greenbelt Alliance
House + House Architects
Housing Action Coalition
Illuminate
INNOV.it
IES | Illuminating Engineering Society
Kultivate Labs
John Lum Architecture
Make it Better Media Group
Marin Builders Association
Mechanics’ Institute
Museum of Craft and Design
Opportunities for All, San Francisco
Perkins & Will
San Francisco Recreation & Parks
SFMOMA
SF Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects (SFNOMA)
SPUR
The Kelsey
University of the Philippines Alumni Association in America, Inc. (UPAAA)
Urban Land Institute (ULI)
V2Com Newswire
Western Neighborhoods Project
The William J. Worthen Foundation
Image: Kapwa Gardens
