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Kennerly Architecture & Planning

on June 07, 2019

Kennerly Architecture & Planning is a design firm located in San Francisco with a large affordable housing portfolio.
Link to "Multi-Family / Mixed Use" projects.

They were one of the firms to collaborate with Mithun on the 1180 4th Street project, along with Full Circle Architects.

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