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MacCracken Robinson Architects
A San Francisco architecture practice working across homes, workplaces and commercial projects, with close attention to materials and construction.
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The open stair connects the floors beneath a large skylight. · Brick, timber and planted interiors frame the gathering spaces. · Glazing brings daylight into the upper circulation space.
Photography: Adam Potts
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In their words
Architecture developed through careful listening, site research and detailed work through construction.
MacCracken Robinson Architects has operated as a full-service architecture practice since 1985. Based in San Francisco’s South of Market area, it develops projects from an understanding of the client’s brief, the site and its cultural and environmental context.
At North Beach Office, the practice adapted a 1908 brick-and-timber building for a venture capital firm. Exposed structure, a new open stair and a large skylight give the two-storey workplace a clearer layout and bring light into its centre.
What they do
- 01Residential, commercial and workplace projectsSeen in North Beach Office
- 02Adaptive reuse and renovationSeen in North Beach Office
- 03Detailed design and construction involvementSeen in North Beach Office
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Profile updated 28 October 2026
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