Press

The Chron ways in on the toilet talks…

It’s time to raise a stink over public toilets C.W. Nevius, Chronicle Columnist Saturday, December 10, 2011 (P.S. We’re having another charrette next week, let us know if you want to come toilet@hyphae.net)

Best of the East Bay

Best Hybrid Design Firm Hyphae Design Lab The East Bay is home to many a green-minded business, but perhaps none quite like West Oakland’s Hyphae Design Lab. The five-member firm’s tagline — “bridging the gap between architecture and biology” — is intriguing enough, but takes on added meaning when you see what these folks [...]

Presentation @ GoodSF

You can see the individual chapters here: 16.Dan Hodapp: Port of San Francisco 03 min 23 sec 17.Brent Bucknum: Green Infrastructure on the Industrial Waterfront 04 min 38 sec 18.Park-A-Peel (A Park at Port of SF) 05 min 25 sec 19.The Peel – Design 10 min 01 sec 20.Q&A: Dan & Brent (Port of San Francisco & Hyphae Design) [...]

Hyphae Presents at GOOD Design SF

Mussel habitat dangling from the rope-laden belly of Pier 27, wetland remediation barges, and contaminated sediment dredge harvest missions were all part of our systemic proposal to rethink infrastructure being developed for the upcoming America’s Cup events. Stay posted for a more in-depth archiving of what went down, as well as coverage from the event [...]

PooTaboo

Like it or not the Pooplets out of the bag… At first, I was sad I let the pooplet out o the bag! But I think it actually brings about an interesting discussion in itself. As I told Scott, there is a serious taboo, hopefully, the pooplet is playful enough that it will help break the ice [...]

The New York Times covers our Public Restroom Project

Here is the NYT version, that got physically printed: http://goo.gl/gnHnP And here is the BETTER Bay Citizen Version the graphics we produced: http://goo.gl/noGHq

Next American City: Interview with Johanna Hoffman

“Walk into the West Oakland headquarters of Brent Bucknum’s ecological engineering firm, and you feel as if you were still outside. Large windows let in sheets of sunlight, tables are built from whole trees, and a functioning indoor wetland takes up a sizeable portion of the main room, filling the indoor space with the sound [...]