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Sidell Pakravan Architects: Bay Area Studio Blends Bold Forms with Context

architecture-design · 2026-07-09

Established in 2014 by Kristen Sidell and Rudabeh Pakravan while pursuing their graduate degrees at the University of Pennsylvania, Sidell Pakravan Architects operates out of Berkeley, California. The design studio focuses on physical models to investigate the interplay between form and site, resulting in striking, sculptural designs throughout Northern California. Their diverse portfolio encompasses private homes, ADUs, public projects, and multi-family units, all highlighting themes of community and connection. Among their significant works is the Seventh Street project, their inaugural ground-up design. They advocate for single-stair reform in California and were finalists in the National Single Stair Competition. Currently, they are working on a private residence in Napa Valley, drawing creative inspiration from art galleries, museums, and travels, particularly from artists like William Kentridge and Walter de Maria.

Key facts

  • Sidell Pakravan Architects founded in 2014 by Kristen Sidell and Rudabeh Pakravan.
  • The founders met during graduate studies at the University of Pennsylvania.
  • Studio is based in Berkeley, California.
  • Process uses physical models to explore form and context.
  • Work spans Northern California with bold, sculptural forms.
  • Seventh Street project is their first ground-up design.
  • Advocate for single-stair reform (point access blocks) in California.
  • Shortlisted in the National Single Stair Competition.
  • Current projects include a Napa Valley residence and policy-focused research.
  • Cite William Kentridge and Walter de Maria as creative influences.

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Artists

Institutions

  • Sidell Pakravan Architects
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • UC Berkeley
  • National Single Stair Competition

Locations

  • Bay Area
  • Northern California
  • Berkeley, California
  • Chicago, Illinois
  • Fort Myers, Florida
  • Napa Valley
  • San Francisco Bay
  • South Pacific
  • Mediterranean
  • Caribbean
  • New York City
  • Soho

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