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Publication
05.11.2010
Helping a National Park Pay Its Own Way
New York Times
The Presidio in San Francisco is now a national park after serving for generations as a military base. This park, uniquely, is required to become self-supporting. As the New York Times discusses here, part of the innovative plan for achieving this goal revolves around Presidio Landmark, our adaptive reuse project in which the historic Public Health Services Hospital has been converted into spectacular rental apartments.
