Dear Potential Sponsor,

Don't miss out on the opportunity to publicize your firm or company in the 2007 Architecture and the City Festival Guide. Submit your Sponsorship Form soon, as the print deadline for the program brochure is approaching fast (Monday, July 16th)! Sponsors receive invaluable exposure to both our members and the public interested in architecture and design, as well as significant exposure from the design and mainstream press who cover our work.

In other exciting news, KQED and CBS Outdoor have recently joined on as media sponsors! This year Architecture and the City will be bigger than ever! A 30 second trailer will be airing on KQED to announce the festivities for the entire month of September. In addition, you will be seeing 30 color posters at select bus shelters throughout San Francisco, and as if that's not enough, our premier media sponsor, Dwell magazine, as well as 7x7 and TODO have already begun print campaigns to promote the festival. This is a great start to celebrating the largest architectural and design festival in the United States.

With your support, AIA San Francisco and the Center for Architecture + Design look forward to making the 2007 festival another highly successful, city-wide venture. We invite you to participate by becoming an official sponsor today!

Sincerely,

Graziela Camacho
Sponsorship + Design Coordinator
AIA San Francisco
gcamacho@aiasf.org

Media coverage provided by San Francisco Chronicle, Marin IJ, Daily Pacific Builder, STEP Inside Design, Todo, 7x7, Dwell, Readmade Magazine, New Fillmore, KQED and CBS Outdoor.

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A GLIMPSE OF THE 2007 FESTIVAL PROGRAM

 

Architectural Tours
San Francisco Living: Home Tours Weekend
Build It Green Home Tours
San Francisco Architectural Heritage Walking Tours
South Park Architectural Studio Tours
Podcast Walking Tours

Conferences
Dwell on Design Conference + Exhibition
West Coast Green - Residential Green Building Conference + Expo

Exhibitions
STREET CRED San Francisco: Architecture and the Pedestrian Experience
San Francisco Living: Home Tours

Green Design
Green Building Month San Francisco
How to Install Solar Panels
How to Green Your Business Panels
Park(ing) Day

Film Festival
Curated in conjunction with Film Arts Foundation

Lectures
AIA San Francisco/SFMOMA Architecture Lecture Series presents David Adjaye
AIGA presents Design Matters Live with Debbie Millman
Building Your Dream Home with an Architect Series
The Architect's Forum
Pecha Kucha

Special Events
Mint Plaza Groundbreaking
Dining by Design

*This schedule does not reflects all finalized programming. The complete 2007 Architecture and the City festival will be announced in late July 2007.  

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PAST MEDIA COVERAGE

Through the architect's eyes - Beauty in buildings: A walk with keen observers in three sections of the city reveals some unknown jewels (SF Chronicle)

Living single: Architects find focus changes when designing for one-person household (SF Chronicle)

Tours, talks on tap this week for Architecture and the City (SF Chronicle)

ScrapHouse: Putting junk in perspective (SF Chronicle)

Modern Design: The Sky's the Limit (SF Chronicle)

And now let us praise hot architects. Hollywood can't get enough of them (SF Chronicle)

Architects, design mavens plan monthlong get-together (SF Chronicle)

Architecture and the City (SF Bay Guardian)

Socks in the City (DWR Design Notes Newsletter)

City by the Bay Celebrates “Architecture and the City" (AIArchitect)

2005 Architecture and the City (Marin IJ)

Design magicians: The best contemporary projects--having defeated bureaucracy and thrilled even the neighbors--strut their stuff on AIA SF tour (San Francisco Chronicle)

Here's looking at you, S.F. (San Francisco Chronicle)

Crossing the Threshold: Step Into Architecture (SFWeekly)

 

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OFFICIAL MEDIA SPONSORS

 

OFFICIAL CAR SPONSOR

    


PROGRAM SPONSORS 



    


2007 SUSTAINING SPONORS

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PLATINUM        


GOLD
       


BRONZE

        


PATRON

PRESENTED BY:  

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PAST PROGRAMS
Architecture and the City has grown in scope significantly over the last three years, and attendance has grown along with it. In 2006, more than 17,000 people attended the festival. In anticipation of the 2007 festival, we invite you to view the festival programs from the last two years.

2006 PROGRAM
2005 PROGRAM

TICKETS
All events are held in conjunction with participating arts and culture organizations and take place throughout the city. Please check individual events for location and price information. To learn more or to register for events, visit this web page or call 415.362.7397, unless otherwise noted.