Campuses
CMG, with UC Berkeley and Todd Williams Billie Tsien Architecture, designed the new library facility and associated open space.
A land-use concept plan and open-space design for 80 acres of open space, parks, plazas, and sustainable stormwater management.
Four acres of site improvements to student housing, including a large plaza and a series of smaller outdoor spaces for various activities.
The plan for Stanford in Redwood City creates a balance between campus buildings and landscaped open space.
A plan to revitalize UC Berkeley Student Community Center.
Situated on a bedrock promontory overlooking the San Francisco Bay, the Hercules Public Library will serve as a beacon to the community.
CMG addressed challenging site conditions and site access issues to design a half-acre green roof and terrace area.
An 8-acre parcel consisting of a Jewish Community Center and and an independent and assisted living facility known as the Jewish Senior Residences.
A 25 year plan and implementation for a K-8 private school on 37 acres in a canyon in the Bay Area.
A large heritage Valley Oak tree serves as the focal point of this high school's lower garden court.
A competition-winning master plan for an urban high school campus, developed in collaboration with Pfau Architecture.
CMG is assisting the Presidio Trust to develop a unique model for San Francisco’s Presidio National Park.
A master plan that provides for flexible and phased development of the campus.
CMG collaborated to convert an abandoned school into a lush and vibrant preschool facility.
The Stevenson School amphitheater serves as a campus green, subtly contoured to fit its site.
Outdoor play and learning are considered an extension of the indoor activities at this YMCA-operated facility serving an office complex.
A new campus commons to accomodate large student events while providing contemplative spaces.