“People matter. Our clients, employees, designers, and builders are vital to our success. We strive to be conscientious and bring positive change through our work. We want to live, work and eat in a community that shares our values.”
Did you know we have a newsletter?
We get asked all the time when we are working with clients, “what else are you guys working on?” So we decided that we’d start putting out a quarterly newsletter to tell you just that. So if you’d like to be part of the group we share our news with, then you can subscribe here. Or, check out our previous issues below!
Cookline Newsletter | November 2021
Cookline Newsletter : October 2021 | Fired Up!
Cookline Newsletter: July 2021 | Knock on Wood
Cookline Newsletter: April 2021 | Success occurs when opportunity meets preparation
Cookline Newsletter: November 2020 | In gratitude
Cookline Newsletter : August 2020 | We are all Superheroes
Cookline Newsletter : July 2020 | Adaptation and Perseverance
Cookline Newsletter : May 2020 | Resilience All Day
Cookline Newsletter : January 2020 | Cookline News
Cookline Newsletter | November 2019
Cookline Newsletter : December 2019 | Cookline News
Below are some of the amazing clients, designers, architects and builders that we simply could not do without.
“We strive to be conscientious and bring positive change through our work.”
We love what we do, and it’s exceptionally rewarding to get to help on projects where organizations are doing good work. Here are a few places we’ve put our best skills to task to support organizations so that they can continue their efforts seamlessly.
826 Valencia is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting under-resourced students ages 6 to 18 with their creative and expository writing skills and helping teachers inspire their students to write.
We helped the 826 Valencia team put the finishing touches on their newest space, 826 Valencia Tenderloin Center, featuring King Carl's Emporium.
La Cocina is focused on cultivating low-income food entrepreneurs as they formalize and grow their business. They support businesses by providing an affordable commercial kitchen space, industry-specific technical assistance and access to market opportunities. We focus primarily on providing resources to women from communities of color and immigrant communities.
We’ve had the honor of building a brick and mortar location for two La Cocina graduates so far. Bini’s Kitchen and El Pipila. Both projects we are fiercely proud of, and the energy and excitement and true grit of both Binita Pradhan and Guadalupe Guerrero were inspiring to work with and build for.
Scholarmatch makes college possible for underserved youth by providing college counseling, innovative online tools, strategic scholarships, and high-touch support for students, all the way to college graduation, all made possible by a network of volunteers and donors.
We built a loft for storage on their main floor to make room for them to move offices to their basement, creating more desk space for their good work to get done.