Our beautiful city has inspired more songs, stories, and ground-breaking technology than you can count. But have you ever taken a stroll around town and wondered who was inspired enough to create our skyline? From City Hall to the Transamerica Pyramid, San Francisco is home to some of the most unique, breathtaking architecture in the U.S. But those building didn't just fall out of the sky. They are the result of copious amounts of planning, drawing, re-drawing, and enough (wo)man-hours to make an Amazon employee crack. The result, which we enjoy every day we manage to afford the rent, will be celebrated atArchitecture and the City, a month-long festival that will host exhibits, lectures, documentary films, and a bevy of other activities. Learn about the planning process and how designs take shape to create this diverse city while gaining some knowledge you didn't know existed in the first place. With over 40 programs on this year's slate, there will be something for everyone. Go behind the scenes and learn what a process it was to make San Francisco so grand.
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