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San Francisco Living: Home Tours, Presented by AIA SF and Dwell

Want to jump inside the pages of Dwell and into a home featured in the magazine? You’ll have the opportunity to do that, and more, this weekend during the San Francisco Living: Home Tours, presented by AIA San Francisco and Dwell.

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The self-guided tours take you to five Bay Area homes on Saturday and another five on Sunday, including David Baker + Partners’s Shotwell Residence, featured as the June 2008 Dwell cover story with extra photos showcased in a Dwell.com slideshow. A full list and description of the homes along the tour route can be found at Dwell.com’s Home Tours page.

Tickets for the event are $70 per day for AIA members and $85 per day for non-members. For more information or to buy tickets, visit AIA San Francisco’s San Francisco Living: Home Tours page. Tickets can also be bought the day-of, if available, at the Home Tours headquarters, located at Matarozzi/Pelsinger Builders’s new office at 355 11th Street (at Folsom) in San Francisco.

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written by:
Miyoko Ohtake
September 12, 2008

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