Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects

03/24/2026

Featured on the latest episode of America is The Hope Center & Berkeley Way Apartments which “demonstrates architectural compassion through creating a dignified ‘Continuum of Housing’ for its community.” Watch to join LMSA Senior Associate Corey Schnobrich along with Insight Housing CEO Calleene Egan and BRIDGE Housing Executive Vice President Smitha Seshadri for a tour of the award winning building!

Watch the full Episode 5 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kaDYWpoGnM&t=14s

America ByDesign is a magazine-style half-hour television program exclusively showcasing some of the best of American architecture from The American Institute of Architects (AIA) members, from awe-inspiring architectural homes on the lake, to design that reflects culture and learning, to architecture centered on sustainability and collaboration.



Clients: BRIDGE Housing Corporation &
Architecture:
Builder: nibbibrothers
Landscape: Cliff Lowe Associates
Structural:
Civil: Luk & Associates
MEP: Emerald City Engineers
Acoustics: Salter

08/18/2021

“Buildings are infrastructure, and if we want to ‘build back better,’ we need to build back with everyone in mind, and universal design should be a part of it.”

Marsha Maytum spoke with CityLab about Sweetwater Spectrum Community, the Ed Roberts Campus, and how universal design benefits everyone.

As the U.S. debates where to invest in infrastructure, architects and disability advocates say the principles of universal design will benefit everyone.

11/20/2020

From golden shovels to ceremonial scissors, it's been a big week for two of our housing projects! 410 China Basin in Mission Bay broke ground on 11/17 and Montara at Bay Meadows opened on 11/19!

Huge thanks to our clients BRIDGE Housing (both projects) and Community Housing Partnership (410 China Basin) for bringing these milestone events to life, even in times of social distancing!

11/10/2020

The Edwin M. Lee Apartments project has received an AIA California Residential Design Merit Award! Congrats to the team and all the winners!

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10/14/2020

We’re pleased to announce the promotions of Aaron Thornton to Associate Principal, Idit Harlev to Senior Associate, and Lindsey Trogdon and Corey Schnobrich to Associate! We’re immensely grateful for their continued leadership and contributions to our firm. Congratulations to all four!

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09/20/2020

Join us on Wednesday September 23 for a virtual tour of the recently completed Edwin M. Lee Apartments as part of the 2020 Architecture + the City Festival. Details and registration here: https://bit.ly/3chx9lu

08/06/2020

Our incredible client, Swords to Plowshares, is raising funds for a community garden at the recently completed Edwin M. Lee Apartments. We're deeply moved to hear from the project's residents about the impact it has already made.

Edwin M. Lee Apartments, Swords to Plowshares' newest housing facility, is located in Mission Bay. It was completed in February, and all 62 units were quickl...

07/20/2020

Join us on Tuesday, 7/21 at 4:00pm EST for a CEU accredited, live webinar on The Pandemic is a Portal: Inclusivity

Speakers will be Vanna Whitney, Associate Principal, Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects; Karen Braitmayer, Founder, Studio Pacifica; Bess Williamson, Associate Professor, School of the Art Institute of Chicago; and hosted by Avinash Rajagopal, Editor in Chief of Metropolis.

Crises like COVID-19 reveal both challenges and opportunities for marginalized groups. How can architects and designers make sure to include the concerns of people of all ages and abilities, as we plan for the future?

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07/20/2020

"A public building has everyone as its client, after all. Does its design evolve out of a truly collaborative process that engages, upfront, the diversity of users, including those with disabilities, who know best what they need and want?"

Thirty years on, the Americans With Disabilities Act has reshaped the way designers and the public have come to think about equity, civil rights and American architecture. But it’s only a start.

07/08/2020

We're incredibly proud to be part of this visionary project and thrilled to see it becoming reality!

The project also includes 89 units of affordable housing, at 50%-60% of the area median income, that will be available to the general public on a lottery basis. It is slated to open in 2022.