What: Architecture For Humanity is 10

Why: Because Design Matters

Over the past decade Architecture for Humanity has transformed from an idea to create change to an international organization that is building it. Join us in celebrating 10 years of designing like you give a damn. Please use the RSVP form to let us know you're coming (space is limited). We thank the following partners and sponsors for their generosity in supporting this event:

Since its inception in 1999, Architecture for Humanity has been involved in the construction of more than 250 projects worldwide, impacting the lives of millions. Through a worldwide network of affiliates and design teams, Architecture for Humanity has become more than a design centered non-profit, it has proven its skills in long term sustainable development as well as structuring the financial mechanisms needed to rebuild after disasters.

The 16,500-square-foot Gallery is the first space in the San Francisco Bay Area dedicated to the spirit of design innovation, with 20 exhibits including the California Academy of Sciences, Ford Shelby GT500, Cathedral of Christ the Light in Oakland, CA and the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge seismic retrofit. The space is intended as a location where designers can discuss the latest in technology and be inspired by others' work. The Gallery was recently awarded a LEED Platinum certification by the USGBC, and was designed by San Francisco-based Anderson Anderson Architecture in association with McCall Design Group and Charles Salter Associates.