san francisco, california - sept 21, 2009: bar architects principals from left chris haegglund, david israel, paula krugmeier, and jeff goodwin. photographed inside their san francisco office. photo by john lee.. chosen ones: hidey’s many builder’s choice awards include wyndover bay (above), a winner in 1999, and greyhawk (bottom), which earned an award as the best single family detached production home in 2002.diversity rocks: bar’s design awards exemplify the firm’s range of projects, from builder’s choice 2003 project of the year santana row (top) to telegraph terrace (bottom).l0052408_image18.tifpresident and coo joe bohmhorizon builders' coo george fritzrobert hideysan francisco, california - sept 21, 2009: bar architects principals from left chris haegglund, david israel, paula krugmeier, and jeff goodwin. photographed inside their san francisco office. photo by john lee..

2009 Inductees Into the Wm. S. Marvin Hall of Fame for Design Excellence

10/19/2009

This year's newest members have forged long and successful careers focusing on one project at a time.

 

Builder Inducts Three Into Design Hall of Fame

10/06/2008

Our three Wm. S. Marvin Hall of Fame inductees see the forest and the trees in their designs.

 
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Hall Of Fame

10/10/2006

DURING HIS INDUCTION speech at the Pro Football Hall of Fame this past summer, coach-turned-announcer John Madden theorized that once all the lights are turned off in the building's Enshrinement Gallery, the bronze busts carry on conversations with one another, about football, life, whatever.

 

William S. Marvin Hall Of Fame for Design Excellence

11/09/2007

WHEN THE BASEBALL HALL OF Fame inducted its first class in 1936, voters had a backlog of nearly 50 years of players to choose from, meaning some, despite worthy careers, would have to wait a while to be included. That's a little like what we go through in selecting the annual class for the Wm. S...

 

William S. Marvin Hall Of Fame for Design Excellence

11/09/2007

WHEN THE BASEBALL HALL OF Fame inducted its first class in 1936, voters had a backlog of nearly 50 years of players to choose from, meaning some, despite worthy careers, would have to wait a while to be included. That's a little like what we go through in selecting the annual class for the Wm. S...