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Klopf Architecture is a Small and Growing Firm
WE'RE HIRING. Please download our job posting here.
John Klopf, AIA, (view
resume)(view personal portfolio)
John Klopf is a licensed architect and member of the AIA with
over seventeen years in the field. He is Principal
of Klopf Architecture, which he founded in 2001.
John lives, along with his wife and their two sons, in San Francisco's Mission District. He was born in Cleveland Ohio, and is a graduate of both Harvard and Berkeley. While at Berkeley, he won the competitive Branner travel fellowship for nine months of fully-paid independent architectural study in Japan and Europe.
In addition to practicing architecture, John has taught design and has researched sustainability in architecture. He has taught at USF (the University of San Francisco) as an adjunct professor, and has taught introductory design classes and managed a major research project for the architecture department at Berkeley.
John's professional practice focusses on contemporary and mid-century modern residential projects, with green architecture incorporated where feasible. John is excited about the completion of our first Net Zero Energy house and looks forward to working on more NZE projects.
Above: John and Anaki at the Manzanita House.
Below: John at Le
Corbusier's Villa Savoye in 1999 |
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Geoffrey Campen (view personal website)
Geoff has been with Klopf Architecture for three years as a Project Manager. He has worked in architecture for more than 14 years, after graduating with a Bachelor of Architecture from Philadelphia University in 1997. He has a wide range of architectural experience ranging from modern residential to commercial office to sports facilities to socially relevant installations.
Geoff lives with his wife Diana in San Francisco, travels and explores as much as possible, creates and collects art, and plays soccer when possible. He strongly believes in socially relevant modern design, and strives to apply these sensibilities to his personal and professional work.
Geoff at the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin |
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Angela Todorova
Angela comes from Macedonia and has studied architecture there, in Italy, Greece, and here in the United States. Recently graduated from the California College of the Arts, Angela is a project assistant at Klopf Architecture.
Angela enjoys tennis and horseback riding as well as architectural travel.
Angela at the Schindler House in Hollywood, CA |
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