Design
Entrepreneurialism
Report
Make, do and vend— San Francisco
Preface
San Francisco may be small in size, but it has always had big ambition. Now it’s leading the way by putting small manufacturers and retailers at the heart of its urban agenda.
01Hand-painted signs by Jeff Canham
02Kate Sofis and Mark Dwight, founders of SFMade
03The city’s stretch of Pacific Ocean is home to devout surfers
04The Ferry Terminal building
05Council Design workshop
06Cyclists and trams
07Tools and materials at MatoCreative
08Rob Forbes, founder of Public Bikes
09Public Bikes showroom
10The Council Design team
11San Francisco’s Embarcadero area
12The city streets are increasingly green
13Woodshop showroom
14Woodshop collective
15Jeff Canham and Josh Duthie
16Ed Reiskin, director of public works
17Downtown skyline
18Inside the City Hall
19Worker at MatoCreative
20Matt Dick in his workshop
21Ray Quesada, Melissa Mizell and Steven Weindel, T2's project managers
22Looking towards Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco may be small in size, but it has always had big ambition. Now it’s leading the way by putting small manufacturers and retailers at the heart of its urban agenda.
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