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1515 & 1738 Riviera Apartments

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1738 Riviera Apartments This multi-family project in Walnut Creek provides affordable housing to families. Located on a challenging triangular site, the project makes use of BŌK Modern's sunscreens, guard rails and wall screens. Finished in either a bright orange color or anodized aluminum, the sunshades are tapered resulting a defining element to the project, particularly on the curved façade. BŌK ‘s fascia mounted guardrails and security screens in the same B3 pattern and finished in anodized aluminum provides both privacy as well as congruity with the sunshades. Year: 2018 
Architect / Designer: HKIT Architects General Contractor: J.H. Fitzmaurice, Inc. Product Type: Sunshade, Guardrail, Wallscreen Pattern: B3

1701 MLK

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Oakland, CA This affordable housing project was designed by Pyatok Architects to provide access to public transit and nearby downtown Oakland. Located on a small corner lot, the windows on the two south-facing elevations along the street are shaded by the horizontal and vertical aluminum awnings. Year: 2015 Architect / Designer: Pyatok General Contractor: JH Fitzmaurice Product Type: Sunshade Pattern: A18 (Modified)

Windflower Lofts

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Windflower Lofts This multi-family project in Union City provides affordable work-force housing to families. Located adjacent to the upcoming Union City Intermodal Station, the project makes use of BŌK Modern's sunscreens in an anodized finish with a custom pattern by the Architects. The unique pattern is an interpretation of the sheet music for ‘Everyday People’ by Sly and the Family Stone. Year: 2019
 Architect / Designer: David Baker Architects General Contractor: Canon Construction / Guerdon Enterprises (prefabricator) Product Type: Sunshade Pattern: Custom

Hunter’s Point Block 49

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Another project by David Baker Architects in the Hunter’s Point district of San Francisco, BŌK Modern provided Cor-Ten guardrails and screens in a custom pattern conceived by the Architects.

This very hip Senior Housing project features a signature entry tower with ‘look-out’ area overlooking the entire South Bay Area.

For a curving stair landing, BŌK Modern provided rolled-steel curved panels resulting in a very sinuous ribbon effect.

BŌK also provided the anodized aluminum sun-shading devices around the southern exposed windows in a scaled down version of the same custom pattern.

Lakeside Senior Housing

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Oakland, CA Designed by David Baker Architects, the dramatic vertical sunscreens in a custom pattern combined with guardrails in a similar, complementing pattern, and all in anodized clear aluminum gives the project a very distinct contemporary identity in its more traditional neighborhood setting. Photos by Bruce Damonte Year: 2014 Architect / Designer: David Baker Architects General Contractor: James E. Roberts‐Obayashi Corp. Product Type: Balcony Guardrail, Sunshade Pattern: Custom Awards: 2017 Gold Nugget Grand Award

2500 ECR

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A part of the Stanford Research Park, this affordable housing unit contributes to its community with a corner café and services for the visually impaired. Working with David Baker Architects, the BŌK Modern team collaborated to conceptualize the unit’s quirks. Features such as Cor-Ten wall screens and fences emulate the appearance of age. The anodized aluminum of the balconies and sunshields juxtaposes the Core-Ten with its brilliance and contemporary rectangular cutouts.

CCA

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San Francisco, CA BŌK Modern designed the various sunshade systems with Leddy Maytum Stacy that made the new CCA student dormitory stand out. Not only do the sunshades look great but they contributed to the solar optimization of the entire building, thus enabling them to receive a Platinum level rating under the GreenPoints rating system. Year: 2018 Architect / Designer: Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects General Contractor: Oliver & Company, Inc. Product Type: Sunshade Pattern: A26

FIVE88

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Another signature project by David Baker Architects, FIVE88 is a new market rate apartment complex located in the new Mission Bay Development South of downtown San Francisco adjacent to the Historic Shipyards.

The dramatic feature Cor-ten Steel facade utilizes BŌK Modern’s patented ‘easy-install’ rainscreen reminiscent of the rusting hull of a ship.

Sunshading panels were attached directly to the rainscreens giving shadows and depth while strategically placed perforations allow unit venting to be concealed behind the panels.

Elsewhere on the project, Anodized aluminum guard rails and sunshades, using the same pattern, gives depth and interest to an otherwise minimal facade.

The Lillian Murphy Housing Complex

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The Lillian Murphy Housing Complex (MB6), a multi-family residential affordable housing development, is a showcase of BŌK products with three different patterns and four different colors on its stairs, wall screens, guardrails, and accent panels.

West Sacramento

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A multifamily residential project designed by David Baker Architects utilizing BŌK Modern’s panels in both anodized aluminum and weathering (rusting) steel. Dramatic multistory screens in our A-19 pattern rotated 90 degrees and fabricated with 12 gauge steel provides both visual interest and doubles as guard railing. Anodized aluminum vertical sunscreens with a custom pattern complement the rusting steel guardrails.

Congregation Rodef Sholom

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Congregation Rodef Sholom in San Rafael, California, epitomizes a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity. Designed by Herman Coliver Locus Architecture, its architectural brilliance is enhanced by the integration of BŌK products, including balcony guardrails, canopies, and sunshades.
Congregation Rodef Sholom
Mission Bay Block 9A

Mission Bay Block 9A

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Mission Bay Block 9A is an 8-story building showcasing several of BŌK Modern’s signature architectural systems. The project features Bracketed Sunshades, which span seamlessly from floor to floor, reinforcing the building’s vertical rhythm while enhancing solar performance. At the rooftop, a centrally supported trellis, suspended by rod and clevis hangers, creates the illusion of a floating plane with minimal structural interference. Also featured are BŌK Modern’s custom Garage Screens—a unique alternative to conventional designs. These vertical macro-louvered panels provide a bold three-dimensional appearance with approximately 50% openness, effectively screening vehicles while contributing to the building’s sculptural identity. BŌK’s innovative A51 pattern is a key design element throughout the project, casting dynamic shadows that animate the façade and elevate the building’s visual impact.