Glenn Robert Lym Architect AIA/PhD

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    • HERE - Architecture as seen from the San Francisco Bay Area
    • HERE1: De Young Museum & California Academy of Sciences
    • HERE2 : History of Golden Gate Park
    • HERE3 : San Francisco Houses of Bernard Maybeck
    • HERE4 : Life Lived Through Architecture
    • HERE5 : Eradicated Landscape
• Stories
  • Preliminaries
    • Water over Rocks
    • Spaces of Life
    • A Found Office
    • Restroom
    • Architecture as Kung Fu
    • Unlearning Strong Form
    • Part & Whole
    • Green
    • Deep Appreciation
  • Houses
    • Houses with Emergent Style
    • Orinda Ridge House
    • Oakland Hills House
    • Belmont Ridge House
    • Oakland House
    • Suburban to Urban
    • San Francisco Corner House
    • San Francisco Family House
    • San Francisco Deck House
    • San Francisco Family House 2
    • Successive Remodeling
    • San Francisco Townhouse 1
    • Berkeley House
    • San Francisco Townhouse 2
    • Menlo Park House
    • Orinda House
    • Houses in an Early Style
    • Silicon Valley House
    • San Francisco Seacliff House
    • Nob Hill Penthouse
    • Belmont House
    • Sausalito House
    • Berkeley Hills House
  • Apartments
    • Urban Apartments
    • Suburban Apartments
  • Public Spaces
    • Houses & Public Buildings
    • Universities
    • Public Dining
    • Retail Selling
    • Office Interiors
  • Design Process
    • Design Process as Successive Approximation
    • Sketches & Models
    • Suburban Design Case Study
    • Urban Design Case Study part 1
    • Urban Design Case Study part 2
    • Permit Drawings vs Construction Documents part 1
    • Permit Drawings vs Construction Documents part 2
    • Permit Drawings vs Construction Documents part 3
    • Permit Drawings vs Construction Documents part 4
  • Final Words
    • Unbuilt Projects
    • Office in a Garage
    • SOMA Office 1
    • SOMA Office 2
    • Postscript: A Bay Area View
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I enjoy working with people intimately connected with the buildings that
they commission. As a consequence, many of my clients feel that their buildings
originate from themselves and are thus authentic.

From 1986 onward, my San Francisco architectural practice has
centered on the design and remodeling of private residences and smaller-scale
commercial and institutional work.

I am a LEED Accredited Professional and a
Build It Green Certified Green Building Professional.