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We have a studio for lease (295 sq. ft.)  Come join other creatives downtown.Features:- Exposed brick/loft style feel.- Free high speed internet in each office.- Building is WiFi enabled.- Furnished foyer, conference, and break room.- Free basic cable in each office.- Hallway and foyers have polished concrete.- Insulated ceiling in common areas has been left open to let natural light from the clerestory windows enter the space.- Close Freeway access to 99/41/180 in the Cultural Arts District. -…See More

It only took seconds to destroy so many bright hopes and dreams in Haiti. The 280 city PechaKucha network is joining with Architecture for Humanity to help rebuild Haiti 20 seconds at a time.Join us in Fresno and join the global wave of PechaKucha Day for Haiti.20 seconds, 20 images, 200 cities, 2000 presentations, 200,000 people - with the aim to raise $1,000,000 for rebuilding Haiti.The theme is Re:BuildSee More

In early 2009 a friend asked if Josh was interested in converting a 1968 Airstream travel trailer into a more usable space. After coming up with a budget and a plan, he agreed to do the work. At the end of the summer, Josh headed out to Las Vegas, New Mexico, where he picked up the Airstream, and made his way back to the shop in Berkeley. The plan was to open up the interior of the cluttered Airstream as much as possible, while retaining a little space to socialize and get a little work done.…See More

In early 2009 a friend asked if Josh was interested in converting a 1968 Airstream travel trailer into a more usable space. After coming up with a budget and a plan, he agreed to do the work. At the end of the summer, Josh headed out to Las Vegas, New Mexico, where he picked up the Airstream, and made his way back to the shop in Berkeley. The plan was to open up the interior of the cluttered Airstream as much as possible, while retaining a little space to socialize and get a little work done.…See More

In early 2009 a friend asked if Josh was interested in converting a 1968 Airstream travel trailer into a more usable space. After coming up with a budget and a plan, he agreed to do the work. At the end of the summer, Josh headed out to Las Vegas, New Mexico, where he picked up the Airstream, and made his way back to the shop in Berkeley. The plan was to open up the interior of the cluttered Airstream as much as possible, while retaining a little space to socialize and get a little work done.…See More