CODAME: The New Human
2026-06-12 18:00 - 21:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Homebrew Club, 111 Maiden Lane, Suite 540, San Francisco, California, 94108, United States
CODAME: The New Human is an invitation to join a global collective of artists, technologists, and designers who are quietly building a future shaped by White Mirror Innovation: a conscious, interdisciplinary creation focused on care, agency, and connection.
This experiential design event celebrates the shift toward high-value, real-life connection and is hosted at Homebrew Club, a hub for builders at the bleeding edge of tech. We actively invite artists to submit work for our new ARTEX and Print Club initiatives, with featured creators receiving profit-share for their contributions:
ARTEX: A new medium for “living art”; an interactive installation platform that evolves and responds to human presence. It is the perfect, dynamic digital centerpiece for culture builders to activate lobbies, offices, and events, bridging the digital and physical worlds.
Print Club: The “45 RPM single of the art world,” this monthly art delivery service features a unique model where subscribers are the curators who vote on limited-edition 7″x7″ giclée art drops and receive turnkey Print Swap Kits to host IRL events, fostering community through tangible collecting and exchange. Limited edition prints will be available for sale.
Schedule ⌛
6:00 PM: Refreshments & Networking 👾 Doors open for mingling. Enjoy curated snacks and a selection of non-alcoholic alternatives, embracing a sober-friendly future for connection.
7:00 PM: Fireside Chat: The Future of ART+TECH 🧠 Join CODAME CoFounder Jordan Gray in conversation with Homebrew Manager Erick Davidson for a dynamic discussion or debate on how artists and technologists are prototyping the future.
8:00 PM: Print Club Raffle 🔮 Attendees who sign in receive a ticket to win a limited-edition print from the Print Club editions… a corporeal gateway to community and collecting.
A must-attend happening for collectors, curators, and culture builders seeking to join the movement and grow prosperity with the next generation of ART+TECH experiences.

Applied Information Group - Open Studio
2026-06-12 18:00 - 21:00 | Applied Information Group Studio, 720 Market Street, San Francisco, California, CA 94102, United States
Come meet the Applied team in their San Francisco studio to learn about wayfinding & experience design as the sun sets over Market Street. Light bites and beverages will be served. The event will be hybrid indoors/outdoors on balconies as weather permits.

Dynamic Minds, Brilliant Inspiration: An Exceptional Studio Afternoon of Architecture, Ideas, and Inspiration with Kuth/Ranieri and Anne Fougeron, FAIA with Diane Dorrans Saeks
2026-06-20 13:00 - 17:00 | Kuth/Ranieri Architects, 725 Greenwich Street, San Francisco, 94113, United States
The Afternoon
This is a rare afternoon — an immersive encounter with three of San Francisco’s most distinguished architects, in an exceptional studio. From 1:00 pm, participants gather at the North Beach studio of Kuth/Ranieri Architects for an exclusive illustrated presentation of the firm’s international body of work, followed by an in-depth guided tour of the studio: models, drawings, materials, current projects, and the full arc of a remarkable thirty-five-year practice.
Mid-afternoon, award-winning architect Anne Fougeron, FAIA, will deliver a vivid illustrated presentation of her career — her built work, her award-winning residences, her theoretical projects, and the dramatically original unbuilt works that have shaped her thinking.
The day closes with a convivial reception: bites, sips. There’s time to discuss ideas and inspirations from the afternoon, explore career paths, and speak directly with Anne Fougeron, who has taught architectural design to graduate and undergraduate students at the University of California, Berkeley, where she served as a lecturer and visiting professor.

The Host Studios
Kuth/Ranieri Architects
Kuth/Ranieri Architects was co-founded by Elizabeth Ranieri, FAIA, and Byron Kuth, FAIA, in San Francisco in 1990. With studios in San Francisco and the Boston area, the firm has earned a national reputation for works of architecture that integrate environmental stewardship, craft, and contemporary design thinking across a remarkable breadth of scale and program — from meticulously considered private residences to major civic and public infrastructure.
The firm’s portfolio spans single-family homes, community buildings, public park pavilions, and international airport terminals. Kuth/Ranieri’s landmark projects include Harvey Milk Terminal 1 at San Francisco International Airport — developed in distinguished collaboration with Gensler and a consortium of leading firms, and recipient of the 2023 Summit Award from the IIDA Northern California Chapter — as well as significant contributions to Chase Center, the Golden State Warriors’ arena in Mission Bay. The firm co-founded the Deep Green Design Alliance, a cross-disciplinary collaborative focused on design solutions that address the environmental challenges shaping our global future.
Kuth/Ranieri Architects is a San Francisco certified woman-owned business enterprise. Their sustained commitment to sustainability, community, and architectural intelligence has made them one of the Bay Area’s most admired and enduring practices — one whose work speaks with equal authority across the intimate scale of a private home and the civic scale of a great public building.

“In a world obsessed with an international cast of ego-driven starchitects, San Francisco architects Elizabeth Ranieri, FAIA, and Byron Kuth, FAIA, are the thoughtful, versatile, low-key, detail-obsessed exceptions.”
— Diane Dorrans Saeks · Opening epigraph, Kuth/Ranieri Architects monograph, Princeton Architectural Press
“We seek to enrich the human experience by crafting engaging spaces that are timeless and of our time.”
— Kuth/Ranieri Architects

Guest Architect
Anne Fougeron, FAIA · Fougeron Architecture
Anne Fougeron, FAIA, is the founder and principal of Fougeron Architecture, one of San Francisco’s most consistently celebrated and intellectually rigorous design practices. Raised in France and the United States, she attended Wellesley College and completed her graduate studies in architecture at the University of California, Berkeley — where she has since returned to teach, serving as a lecturer and visiting professor. She is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, a distinction awarded to fewer than three percent of registered architects in the United States.
Since founding her practice in 1986, Fougeron has built a body of work that is at once formally rigorous and deeply humane. Her projects span private residences of exceptional distinction — among them the Fall House in Big Sur, the Suspension House, and the Wavelet House, both recipients of the American Architecture Award from the Chicago Athenaeum and multiple international prizes — alongside civic, cultural, multi-family, and healthcare buildings. The firm has received more than fifty design awards and been published in more than two hundred international publications. Princeton Architectural Press describes her approach as one that “embraces architectural opportunities found in opposition, creating buildings that redefine program, reinvent historical building types, and reinvigorate civic centers.”
Central to Fougeron’s practice is the conviction that architecture is a social art — that beautiful, rigorous design should be accessible to all, and that buildings can carry genuine ethical and civic weight. Her published monographs include Fougeron Architecture: Opposition/Composition (Princeton Architectural Press) and Framing Light (2024).

“While I am a tried-and-true Northern Californian, my work often brings me to Los Angeles and the neighboring areas. And as an architect, I can’t help but notice what’s around me. Modern architecture is often painted as elitist — as if efficient design can’t also be good design. Buildings can be useful while still being beautiful.”
— Anne Fougeron, FAIA · Fougeron Architecture, San Francisco

About the Seminar Leader
Diane Dorrans Saeks is a San Francisco-based design journalist, editor, and the author of twenty-six books on architecture, design, travel, and style, published by Rizzoli, Chronicle Books, and others. Her most recent Rizzoli titles include Jean-Louis Deniot Interiors and Parisian by Design. She is Design Editor of PaperCity magazine and a co-founding editor of Metropolitan Home and C Magazine California Style. Diane has traveled to more than 110 countries as a working journalist and has presented her Dynamic Minds, Brilliant Inspiration design seminars — intimate, behind-the-scenes studio visits with leading architects and designers — for more than fifteen years, in affiliation with Design Bay Area and San Francisco Design Week.

*Note: This is a Professional presentation. Not suitable for guests under 16.

ADDITIONAL SEMINARS:
Learn more about other events in the series –
June 5, 1pm-5pm: Sausalito
Studio visits to The Office of Charles de Lisle, Studio Collins Weir, and Luca Pignata Studio. Participants will converse, meet, discuss ideas, and meet the designers and architects.
June 6, 1pm-5pm: SoMa San Francisco
Studio visits to Stanley Saitowitz | Natoma Architects and BAMO .Participants will converse, meet, discuss ideas, and meet the designers and architects.
