ABOUT BACH ARCHITECTURE
Bach Architecture is a San Francisco–based architectural practice founded in 2004. We believe that thoughtfully designed spaces shape and elevate the rituals of everyday life. Our work explores the relationship between human scale, experience, and function, creating spaces that are both purposeful and pleasurable.

We value close collaboration with our clients, consultants, and fabricators, seeing the design process as an opportunity to develop unique solutions to the challenges at hand. Each project is developed through a careful consideration of light, materiality, and craft, with an emphasis on developing inventive responses to the challenges at hand.

Working across a range of scales, from furniture and interiors to new buildings, our approach is grounded in a sensitive response to the needs of our clients, the character of each site, and the realities of budget. Bach Architecture provides comprehensive architectural services, from schematic design and design development through construction documentation and construction administration.

BIOGRAPHY
Beverly Choe is a licensed architect with more than 30 years of experience in the profession. Prior to establishing her own practice in 2004, she worked at architectural firms in New York City, Berlin, Germany, and San Francisco. While employed by Paulett Taggart Architects, she was project architect for La Cocina Kitchen and Housing (SF AIA Merit Award) and Orfalea Family Center. She was also team captain for Plaza Apartments in San Francisco (National AIA Honor Award, Home of the Year Award from Architecture Magazine, LEED Silver Certificate). She has expertise in residential and educational facilities.

Beverly holds a B. Arch from Cornell University and an MAUD from Harvard University. She is currently an Associate Director of Stanford University’s Sustainable Architecture+Engineering program. She teaches studios that focus on design and materiality. She received the department’s Inaugural Faculty Award in 2016. She has taught workshops at the Rhode Island School of Design, and has served as a guest juror at California College of the Arts, Academy of Art University, San Francisco Art Institute, and University of San Francisco.