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Renner Johnston and I attended an author’s talk last week at the Sutter Club which was hosted by our friends at Murphy, Austin, Adams and Schoenfeld LLP, one of...
Since the mid 1980’s there hasn’t been an affordable housing project built in the city of Live Oak. On February 11, 2013, a notice of completion was signed making...
For many years, I have been looking across a large expanse of a fenced-off “no-man’s land” at the old brick locomotive works buildings in the middle of Sacramento’s abandoned...
The American Planning Association recognized Cesar Chavez Plaza in downtown Sacramento as a “2012 Great Public Place”. The plaza, which functions as Sacramento’s town square, was selected as outstanding from...
The Central Valley Region Architecture Festival this October will explore our unique regional identity and how architecture is critical in shaping it. The festival’s ambitious program shows that the...
Our firm was among a group of award winners for newly developed and built projects in the Sacramento region. Our project, Sacramento’s new Greyhound station on Richards Boulevard in the...
Great news on the efforts to reduce homelessness in Sacramento! Safe Ground Sacramento, a non-profit organization that Mogavero Notestine Associates has been involved with for several years, has been...
I made a trip to Mexico City just to visit Luis Barragán’s house and studio. Barragán is the most important Mexican architect of the twentieth century. The house that...
In the past two years I have had an opportunity to learn much more about agriculture than I ever imagined. Agriculture is an unbelievably complex web of land, ecology,...
Over 150 people attended the groundbreaking ceremony for The Arbors at Oak Park, a mixed-use, affordable multi-family project we designed that’s located at the corner of Broadway and Martin Luther...
