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Transbay Block 6

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BŌK panels were used for guardrails, canopy in-fill panels and utility room screen doors on this high-rise luxury residential project in the SOMA district of San Francisco.

GM Cruise

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BŌK Modern performed a historic retrofit of San Francisco’s McGuire Building in the SOMA district, currently the HQ of GM Cruise. Our custom gates along the exterior of the building add contemporary flair to the building’s historic grandeur. Inside the building, we installed a wall screen behind the reception desk. Cascades of perforations portray a sense of the future. We thought this appropriate for GM Cruise’s vision of leading the world in the development of self-driving cars.

Golden House

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Portland, OR This residential project brought contemporary flair to this residential home. The white metal paired with the trim of the house. Sleek horizontal cutouts allow some view from the backyard while still affording privacy. Year: 2017 Architect / Designer: Building Owner General Contractor: Building Owner Product Type: Fence, Gate Pattern: A18

1901 Main

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Santa Monica Retrofit security screens for a commercial project in Santa Monica, California resulted in a much more playful and friendly image than the prior straight bars. Very near the ocean, the pattern evokes seashells and finished in a blue powder coat to match the existing storefront metal and trim. Simple flat sheets of 3/16" aluminum were applied to the tube steel framing. Year: 2015 Architect / Designer: (Building Owner) General Contractor: DK Construction Services Product Type: Divider Screen, Gate Pattern: C8 Tags: retrofit gate, laser cut gate panel, modern gate pattern, perforated modern gate, perforated gate panel, modern divider screen exterior, architectural perforated metal panel, laser cut metal gate panel, laser cut ocean pattern

Private Residence

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Portola Valley, CA This beautiful Portola Valley home boasts an elegant BŌK Modern fence that effortlessly adjusts with the changing grade and swerving driveway. The end result is a product that supplements the natural surroundings of the landscape architect. Year: 2016 Architect / Designer: Shades of Green Landscape Architecture General Contractor: N/A Product Type: Fence, Gate Pattern: C10

Sequoia Belle Haven

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Menlo Park For a multi-family residential project in East Palo Alto, BŌK Modern provided security perimeter fencing in a custom pattern designed by the architect to break up the monotony of the very long runs. BŌK Modern also provided a clean stainless steel blade post that was cast into a concrete footing. The panels then bolted directly to the blades resulting in a very clean and modern fencing solution. Signage was integrated by laser-cutting directly into the gate panels. Year: 2016 Architect / Designer: Mithun Architects General Contractor: Devcon Construction, Inc. Product Type: Fencing, Gate Pattern: B21 (modified) Tags: security gate design, residential gate design, modern community gate, modern fencing, modern gate design, laser cut metal fence pattern, modern fence panels, modern privacy screen divider, ornamental metal gate panel

The Landing

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A newly constructed four story residential building makes the most of selective application of BŌK Modern panels. As key architectural elements that create vertical patterns across entire elevations, the panels themselves repeat the use of vertical patterns to filter light and create separation. Smaller alternate pattern panels between unit balconies enhance privacy.

1 Henry Adams

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1 Henry Adams BŌK Moderns founding Principals firm, NC2 studios, was engaged to provide interior design services for a multi-family project in the SOMA district in San Francisco. Featured are two large backlighted ceiling panels that define the lounge areas. Located on a former railroad switching yard, NC2 designed a pattern to emulate the tracks as a nod to the history of the site. Year: 2017 Architect: BAR Architects, San Francisco Contractor: Suffolk Construction Type: Ceiling panels, Divider/Gate, Wallscreen Pattern: Custom

2175 Market Street

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On the ‘prow’ end of a multi-family housing project in the Castro district of San Francisco, architect VWMP utilized BŌK Modern’s rain-screen system in aluminum finished with a rusted steel effect paint system. This finish is perfect for clients who want the ‘Cor-ten’ steel look but wants to avoid the rust drips over time. Containing iron ore powder in the paint and applied with acid, the rust effect happens overnight and is almost impossible differentiate from actual rusted metal. Other BŌK Modern elements on the project include Juliette balcony’s in anodized aluminum, cornice sunshades, guard railing and a pedestrian entrance gate finished in the same rust-effect finish.

Presidio Knolls School

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Customized patterns, combined with BŌK Modern's system standards, rejuvenate a school remodel project—adding a unique visual treatment and enhanced security as part of a modern makeover. BŌK Modern panels create dimension, shade, and safety systems, serving as a signature element that connects new construction with the existing traditional school building.

Hunter’s Point 55

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1500 Mission Canopy BŌK was initially asked to provide panels only to clad a fabricated truss system that cantilevered out from the street 25 feet typical and 40 feet at the corner. Due to costs exceeding the budget, BŌK designed an alternative system that utilizes folded plate to emulate the truss system dramatically reducing the cost of the canopy while also providing a much better aesthetic. Developer: Related Group Architect: SOM Location: San Francisco, CA Product Type: Custom Canopy

Treasure Island

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San Francisco's Treasure Island is undergoing a transformative mega-development, and at the heart of this urban renewal stands the seven-story affordable housing project at 78 Johnson Street.
Treasure Island

Moscone Convention Center

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BŌK Modern worked with SOM with Mark Cavagnero Associates Architects on a significant expansion to the Moscone Convention Center. BŌK’s team developed a ‘self-reinforcing’ staggered 3 story tall scrim (screening system) which allows it to ‘hang’ from a single row of structure at the roof and simply pinned out from the building for lateral support only. SOM’s custom ‘diamond’ patterning in a white kynar finish will provide an illusion of a 3rd dimension to the otherwise flat screens.