BCV Architecture + Interiors
Colin Alley is a seasoned architectural professional with extensive experience in leadership and project management. Currently serving as Principal and Director of Operations at BCV Architecture + Interiors since February 2018, Colin Alley has held multiple leadership roles within the firm. Prior experience includes Project Director positions at FORGE SF and FME Architecture + Design, where responsibilities encompassed team supervision, mentorship, and strategic planning. Colin Alley’s earlier career includes a role as Studio Director/Senior Associate at BCV Architects, managing large-scale retail projects and ensuring adherence to project benchmarks. Academic credentials include a Master of Architecture from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Architecture from Washington University in St. Louis.
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BCV Architecture + Interiors
BCV Architecture + Interiors is an award-winning architecture, interiors and planning firm with offices in San Francisco and New York. BCV has international experience in creating exquisitely detailed environments and sustainable communities. Founded in 1997, we have become known for the diversity of our work, including private residences, wineries, market and food halls, restaurants, specialty food shops, retail stores, mixed-use developments and shopping centers. We believe in seamlessly integrating architecture and interiors. As our projects frequently involve design from master planning down to the detailed design of furnishings and accessories, we have extensive experience and passion for design in its variety of form and scale. Whatever the design problem, the challenge that inspires us is to create sensitive, simple, elegant solutions, respecting context and, most importantly, responding to our clients' needs. Whether the project aesthetic tends toward the traditional or contemporary, we believe in sound fundamental principles of design, finding inspiration and beauty, not in overly self-conscious gestures, but rather in the restraint of paying attention to context, scale, proportion, quality of materials and execution of details.