OVERTIME 26
In 2 phases:
Phase 1, OG on view: March 18th – May 22nd
Phase 2, REDUX on view: June 17th – August 31st
In 1991 a group of UC Berkeley architecture graduates created OVERTIME, a pop-up for designers and artists to exhibit their work outside of the institutional frameworks of traditional design practice. OVERTIME 26 renews this legacy, bringing together designers across generations in a show where creative autonomy is central. The exhibition is not defined by discipline, scale or functionality, and showcases work by architects, designers, and students pursuing ideas driven by creativity and curiosity.
Curatorial Jury: Tom Collom, Lise de Vito, Keith Krumwiede, Ingrid Schoenlank, Jim Zack
Production: Claire Hensen, Simone Mittelstaedt, Jensen Zack
OVERTIME 26 
WHAT DO YOU DO AFTER WORK?
The Center for Architecture + Design is hosting an open call for creative artwork to feature it the upcoming exhibition OVERTIME 26. Selected works will range from sketches, paintings, drawings, and photography to jewelry, sculpture, furniture, and anything you can think of. Any and all scales are encouraged!
This is an opportunity for architects and designers to showcase their talents beyond their design for the built environment. Through this exhibition, CA+D aims to highlight the richness and diversity of our interdisciplinary design community.
Do Not Try to Remember: The American School of Architecture in the Bay Area
In the mid-20th century, a group of renegade architects broke all the rules, shaping a uniquely American vision of design. Now, their work comes to life in Do Not Try to Remember: The American School of Architecture in the Bay Area, an archival exhibition.
Collective Comfort: Airing on Possibilities
On view: November 21 – February 6
The (Im)material Matters Lab at the University of California, Berkeley, led by Professor Liz Gálvez, presents Collective Comfort: Airing on Possibilities, an innovative exhibition examining climate resilience in desert cities.
Reprogramming the Anthropocene: Broadening Sustainable Approaches
On view: November 21 – February 6
The diverse international community at the Academy of Art University School of Architecture addresses relevant questions about the future of our society.
Architecture for a Changing Climate: CCA Explores California’s Climate Crisis
On view: November 21 – February 6
The Architecture Division at California College of the Arts presents Architecture for a Changing Climate, an exhibition featuring six projects from a two-year series of studios in collaboration with the town of Greenville, CA, alongside two master’s theses exploring resilience and repair in California’s Wildland-Urban Interface.
Exhibition
Graphic Design is part of our city’s DNA-it’s woven into the fabric of the landscape, surrounding us every day in countless forms. From buses and murals to branding and museum exhibitions, design sends a message, and artists are the storytellers. Their experiences inform the narrative and on a large scale, global design expressions.
Created by ten artists, produced and curated by Kit Hinrichs and the Center for Architecture + Design, DESIGN + THE CITY explores San Francisco’s unique visual identity through the eyes of its most influential designers: Craig Frazier, John Hersey, Kit Hinrichs, Michael Mabry, John Mattos, Jennifer Morla, Jason Schulte, Michael Vanderbyl, and Maurice Woods, and several others.
