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Union Square is one of the premiere retail centers in the world. In beautiful and sophisticated San Francisco it thrives because of its convenient location: near the financial district, convention center, museums, luxury hotels and Chinatown; as well as its compact size: contained within not much more than a dozen city blocks.
The 24th and Mission plaza (24M) is a celebrated centerpiece of the Mission neighborhood in San Francisco.
In 2010, Robin Chiang & Company (RCC) was commissioned by AECOM to develop architectural concepts for various locations in a proposed new town on the outskirts of Hangzhou, China. The...
Robin Chiang & Company (RCC) was commissioned by EDAW/AECOM to develop architectural concepts for various locations in Guadalajara, Mexico in 2009 as part of EDAW’s master plan for improving the...
In this 2008 project, Robin Chiang & Company (RCC) was commissioned by EDAW to assist in planning a new town on the outskirts of Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The goal was...
Robin Chiang & Company (RCC) was commissioned by the San Rafael Redevelopment Agency to turn a portion of a street into an inviting open space. The City agreed to close...
End of the Car Age: How Cities are Outgrowing the Automobile
— Robin Chiang & Co (@rccodesign) April 16, 2018
We've reach the age of the “new mobility”, where residents of cities no longer rely on cars but on public transport, shared cars and bikes and, above all their smartphones. https://t.co/EwjAkseqfc pic.twitter.com/8LB5dD38jr
California Transportation Foundation (CTF) just announced the 2017 Project of the Year is awarded to the recently opened, RCCo designed BART Warm Springs Extension (WSX). https://t.co/mWivsme6Jj pic.twitter.com/7xIQCdcftg
— Robin Chiang & Co (@rccodesign) March 28, 2018
Plans for Mission Bay Ferry Landing are coming along! @rccodesign brought a scale model of a possible Landing design to Pier 1 today. These tiny ferry riders will be able to catch a ferry at Mission Bay in 2021. Learn more about the project: https://t.co/wZfZUlnJoU #urbanplanning pic.twitter.com/o9JhbK6SfP
— SF Port (@SFPort) March 21, 2018
Building Better Bus Stops Can Be a Snap https://t.co/kbYgqFJ0Ik
— Robin Chiang & Co (@rccodesign) March 16, 2018
