SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Geddes Ulinskas Architects is pleased to present “The Art of Architecture,” a retrospective look at the work of three prominent San Francisco architects; Andrew Skurman, Geddes Ulinskas, and Ken Linsteadt. In a world where technology prevails, the show of architectural illustrations features a poetic contrast to the computer-guided renditions that have become an industry standard. The exhibition will run from March 21, 2019 - April 1, 2019, at Arader Galleries, with an opening reception Thursday, March 21 from 6:00-9:00 p.m.
The collection features precise classical buildings by Andrew Skurman, colorful watercolors from Geddes Ulinskas, and contemporary spaces from Ken Linsteadt. Geddes Ulinskas’ passion for the art of design shows throughout his 20 years of experience in residential and commercial architecture. Originally drawn to a career as a commercial artist or illustrator he switched to architecture when Pratt Institute awarded him a full merit-based scholarship to their Architecture Program. Today, he combines both the discipline of art and architecture as he explains, “the watercolor renderings give clients a sense of completion, emotion, and comfort in the unveiling of the design.”
To schedule a private tour of “The Art of Architecture” at Arader Galleries, please contact (415) 904-0483.
About Geddes Ulinskas Architects
San Francisco's historic Mills Tower located in the Financial District is home to Geddes Ulinskas Architects. Each of the firm's projects takes into account the diverse topography of the Bay Area. GUA's portfolio features buildings set in both verdant and urban landscapes. They develop sleek contemporary envelopes to highlight outward views of water, land, and sky and interior vistas showcasing art, furnishings, and objects. Focusing on innovative materials and details, they lead and collaborate with the premier contractors, construction managers, and design consultants. With a strong reputation among both clients and colleagues, the firm welcomes architectural commissions in the Bay Area and beyond. For more information on Geddes Ulinskas Architects, please visit www.ularch.com.