Parking

Parking Structure 4 at UC Davis Health’s Sacramento campus is a successful example of a human-centered design solution for an urban medical center. Designed for flow and a safe user experience, the entry and exits to the south side of the structure were relocated from the original plan so vehicular traffic is segregated from the […]

Establishing an urban fabric for the current and future River District, Dreyfuss + Blackford Architecture is collaborating with ZGF on the State’s largest office complex to-date. Together with Hensel Phelps, the team will deliver a large campus with four high-performance office towers over a multi-function podium and a parking structure on a site north of […]

Located by the main entrance to the Sacramento State campus, Parking Structure 5 (PS5) is designed to blend and complement the dense trees of the nearby arboretum. The 1,750 stall, six-level parking structure serves a campus in dire need of parking, and provides a structure exceeding the quality and efficiency of any of the previous […]

On UC Davis Health’s Sacramento campus, Parking Structure 5 provides exceptional space for patients, visitors, and staff to feel safe, clearly find their way, and efficiently park their vehicle in a very open and day-lit space. With all vehicles entering and exiting the structure through a subterranean entrance off the adjacent mid-block intersection, the cross-campus flow of pedestrians and bicycles is uninterrupted.

Dreyfuss + Blackford Architecture was invited to participate in a competition to design a new exterior treatment on the east and south sides of an existing parking garage on 3rd Street at UCSF’s Mission Bay campus in San Francisco. As UCSF is a top-rated research University, our façade concept fosters the feeling of discovery through […]

Parking at Sacramento State has been notoriously difficult. The university is building their fifth parking structure and revamping their alternative transportation options. The campus asked Dreyfuss + Blackford to create a Master Plan for all their transportation related signage and wayfinding so it looked cohesive and would serve them for the next 20 years. Special […]

For the past ten years the University of California, Davis Health System’s medical center in Sacramento has been transforming itself from a sprawling suburban-like campus to a compact and efficient urban medical center. A key support element in that transformation is structured parking. Dreyfuss + Blackford was selected along with International Parking Design, Inc., to […]

The County of Madera has developed ad-hoc admin­istrative and court spaces for the past 50 years, adapting and expanding various small buildings around the county as they became available. As a result, public services were scattered, duplicated and inefficient. We worked with the County to consolidate their services and improve customer service in Madera, Oakhurst, and Chowchilla. […]

A new 7-story parking structure, along with two adjacent surface parking lots will serve state workers at the new Richards Boulevard Office Complex, a key catalyst in the revitalization of the River District. On the exterior, the precast concrete structural system is expressed along all four sides, contextually appropriate to the surrounding industrial aesthetic. The […]

The Mobility Hub at UC Davis Health’s Sacramento medical center campus is a centrally-located staff, student, patient and visitor-oriented transportation center. It was designed to provide essential access to shuttles connecting to the University’s Davis campus as well as current and future areas around the Medical Center including the Main Hospital, outpatient clinics, and education […]

The successful completion of Sacramento State’s 4-story, 1000-car Parking Structure 2 was immediately followed by the commission for a third garage. Nearly four times as large as 2, Parking Structure 3 is six stories and has 3,500 stalls. A key design task was to minimize the bulk of the building through landscaping and ground-level, pedestrian treatment. Careful detailing, […]

This large 5,324-car parking structure is located directly west of the Terminal A building at Sacramento International Airport (SMF). It is connected to the terminal by a glass pedestrian bridge at the second level, allowing ticketed passengers to proceed directly from their vehicle to the gate. Carefully integrated with the overall site to maintain smooth and clear […]