ADU MAGAZINE
- 22 November, 2024
Q&A: Challie Stillman, Vice President of Sales & Design for Resource Furniture
Challie Stillman Challie Stillman is the Vice President of Sales & Design for Resource Furniture. The company is an eco-friendly, sustainable goods distributor and industry
Q&A: Mary Maydan, Principal and Founder of Maydan Architects
Mary Maydan – Photography by Ben Maydan Mary Maydan Mary Maydan made the switch from journalist to architect after building an ultra-modern home for her
Q&A: Dana Cuff, Director of CityLAB
Dana Cuff – Director of CityLAB Dana Cuff Adding accessory dwelling units to the close to half a million single-family properties in Los Angeles would
Q&A: Hisako Ichiki, Co-Founder, Bunch Design
Hisako Ichiki – Co-Owner of Bunch Design Hisako Ichiki Thinking about living in a new way, designing for community, and looking ahead to the future
Q&A: Florentine Christian, founder and CEO of SideKick Homes
Florentine Christian, Sidekick Homes Florentine Christian From working in construction as a kid to working in real estate as an adult and learning what was
Q&A: Dafna Akiva, Co-Founder and Chief Revenue Office
Dafna Akiva, Co-Founder Veev Dafna Akiva Dafna is a 10+ year veteran in the real estate investment, development, management and construction industries. Prior to co-founding
Assembly Member Phil Ting Q&A
Assembly Member Phil Ting Phil Ting Accessory dwelling units have always existed in Phil Ting’s neighborhood in San Francisco, the Sunset District. It’s just been
Q&A: Helen Leung, Co-Executive Director of LA Mas
Helen Leung, Co-Executive Director of LA Mas Helen Leung Accessory dwelling units have become much more popular and mainstream to build in California in the
Senator Bob Wieckowski Q&A
Senator Bob Wieckowski Bob Wieckowski Of the California legislators who have had a hand in legalizing accessory dwelling units in the state in recent years,
Assembly Member Richard Bloom Q&A
Richard Bloom Accessory dwelling units have exploded in popularity in California over the past four years. One person who’s helped make this happen: Assemblymember Richard
