The construction of Alameda Food Bank's new home, a 19,000-square-foot complex, reinforced the nearly 50-year-old nonprofit's fight against food insecurity in the East Bay city and beyond.

Good Tidings Foundation & MBH Architects Celebrate the Completion of The Phil Lesh Music Studio at Eastside College Prep

Green Building & Design | June 19, 2023 by Andrew Biro If you’ve ever seen or been inside a building that serves a different function...

Multi-Housing News | May 3, 2023 by Fotios Tsarouhis Converting office space to multifamily housing is an increasingly popular idea,...

Green Building & Design | July 12, 2022 by Tom Pflueger Adaptive reuse today takes on many forms, from preserving heritage to...

CommARCH | December 12, 2021 Project Background MBH Architect created a new Uptown Station that includes parking, retail, restaurants,...

ARCHITECT | December 7, 2021 In 1989, the building now named “Uptown Station” in Oakland, California, sustained significant damage and...

November 2021 We are honored to share that MBC Biolabs at 930 Brittan in San Carlos, CA has won the Honor award in the Healthcare...

Forbes by Jeffrey Steele | September 27, 2021 The emergence of the Delta variant has managed to buy employers, designers and office...

Explore the story behind an icon in Oakland, from its construction as the H.C. Capwell Department Store to becoming Uptown Station, a...

The Role of Design in Supportive Learning Environments is Key Building Dialogue | June 2021 By Tammy Ng When entering a Leroy Neiman Art...

i+s | April 20, 2021 by Robert Nieminen Meaningful projects are the result of great partnerships, a fact illustrated in the ongoing joint venture between Alameda, California-based architecture and design firm, MBH Architects, and non-profit children’s charity Good Tidings Foundation. The two civic-minded organizations recently partnered to give back to the Colorado Springs community through their new project, LeRoy Neiman Art Studio at Colorado School of the Deaf and Blind—th

Forbes | March 29, 2021 by Jeffrey Steele A Conference Board survey released last month found considerable uncertainty about how workers...

Commerical Construction and Renovation | October 2, 2020 MBH Architects, in partnership with the Good Tidings Foundation, recently completed the Jason Mraz Music Studio for ARTS (A Reason to Survive), a non-profit that supports youth development through creativity and the arts. Located within the existing ARTS Center in National City, California, the newly-renovated, 1,000-square-foot music studio will continue to serve local aspiring musicians ranging from ages eight to 24.

Broadway World News Desk | August 14, 2020 The LeRoy Neiman Art Studio will include an educational partnership with the United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum. The Good Tidings Foundation and LeRoy Neiman and Janet Byrne Neiman Foundation have announces the opening of the LeRoy Neiman Art Studio at the Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind, which will include an educational partnership with the newly opened United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum located just minute