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Davis Architecture 48 Oakvale Avenue Berkeley, CA 94705 510 595 9510  Sam Davis Architecture (formerly Davis & Joyce Architects) is a Berkeley, California firm with thirty-five years of housing experience. Working with institutions, market-rate and non-profit developers, and service providers, Sam Davis Architecture has designed housing for a wide range of people, many with special needs. The firm’s projects include those for families, students, seniors, young people with HIV/AIDs, homeless youth, and homeless adults. The firm has won many design awards and competitions and the work has been published in the United States, Great Britain, and Japan.
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Sam
Davis is Professor Emeritus of Architecture at the University of California at
Berkeley where he taught from 1971 until 2009. He served as Interim Dean of
The College of Environmental Design (2008-09), as Chair
of the Department of Architecture (1993-96), and as Associate Dean
of the College of Environmental Design (1998-2002). He has written
three books on housing, The Form of Housing, The Architecture of Affordable
Housing, and Designing for the Homeless: Architecture that Works.
He received a Humanities Research Fellowship
from the University of California and a Guggenheim Fellowship for his work
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