Adamson and AAI is a global design firm founded by Canadian architect Gordon S Adamson in 1934. The practice is headquartered in Toronto, with additional offices in Vancouver, New York, Los Angeles and London.
The firm works across architecture, planning, interior design and urban design. Completed projects include commercial and cultural buildings, hotels, residential developments, educational buildings, healthcare facilities, airports and transportation centres, retail and entertainment spaces, as well as mixed-use developments.
Projects
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GOOGLE BAY VIEW - Aligned with Google's commitment to exploration, innovation, and the development of technological advancements, this project is replete with state-of-the-art sustainable elements and robust infrastructure. Spanning more than one million square feet, the fully electric campus not only achieves net water positivity but also houses the largest geothermal energy system in North America.
SALESFORCE TRANSIT CENTER - The Salesforce Transit Center project serves as a contemporary regional multi-modal transit hub in San Francisco, situated at the intersection of First and Mission streets. It effectively replaces the Transbay Terminal and serves as a centralized nexus for the region's transportation network, accommodating a total of 11 different transportation systems under a single roof.
THE SPIRAL - The Spiral is an office tower set to rise 1,005 feet in the burgeoning Hudson Yards neighborhood within Manhattan's Midtown West. This sustainable construction project will feature a distinctive design characterized by a cascading arrangement of landscaped terraces and suspended gardens. These elements will define the building's unique identity while providing easily accessible outdoor areas for the vibrant and diverse urban community in the area.
GOOGLE BAY VIEW - Aligned with Google's commitment to exploration, innovation, and the development of technological advancements, this project is replete with state-of-the-art sustainable elements and robust infrastructure. Spanning more than one million square feet, the fully electric campus not only achieves net water positivity but also houses the largest geothermal energy system in North America.
SALESFORCE TRANSIT CENTER - The Salesforce Transit Center project serves as a contemporary regional multi-modal transit hub in San Francisco, situated at the intersection of First and Mission streets. It effectively replaces the Transbay Terminal and serves as a centralized nexus for the region's transportation network, accommodating a total of 11 different transportation systems under a single roof.
THE SPIRAL - The Spiral is an office tower set to rise 1,005 feet in the burgeoning Hudson Yards neighborhood within Manhattan's Midtown West. This sustainable construction project will feature a distinctive design characterized by a cascading arrangement of landscaped terraces and suspended gardens. These elements will define the building's unique identity while providing easily accessible outdoor areas for the vibrant and diverse urban community in the area.
GOOGLE BAY VIEW - Aligned with Google's commitment to exploration, innovation, and the development of technological advancements, this project is replete with state-of-the-art sustainable elements and robust infrastructure. Spanning more than one million square feet, the fully electric campus not only achieves net water positivity but also houses the largest geothermal energy system in North America.
SALESFORCE TRANSIT CENTER - The Salesforce Transit Center project serves as a contemporary regional multi-modal transit hub in San Francisco, situated at the intersection of First and Mission streets. It effectively replaces the Transbay Terminal and serves as a centralized nexus for the region's transportation network, accommodating a total of 11 different transportation systems under a single roof.
THE SPIRAL - The Spiral is an office tower set to rise 1,005 feet in the burgeoning Hudson Yards neighborhood within Manhattan's Midtown West. This sustainable construction project will feature a distinctive design characterized by a cascading arrangement of landscaped terraces and suspended gardens. These elements will define the building's unique identity while providing easily accessible outdoor areas for the vibrant and diverse urban community in the area.
