Examples of Frank Lloyd Wright fundamental design principles.
Roman Arches inspired the design of the Marin Civic Center
Mark Cavagnero reviews design concepts at public meeting held on September 8.
Manuela King listens to feedback from the public.

The Marin Center Renaissance Partnership held a public Community Workshop on Wednesday, September 8, from 6:30-8 pm in the Exhibit Hall Building located at 10 Avenue of the Flags in San Rafael. 
The master planning team of Mark Cavagnero, principal of Mark Cavagnero Association and Manuela King, principal of Royston Hanamoto Alley & Abey presented the four master plan options they have created for the renovation and expansion of the Marin Center.
In the spirit of this private/public venture, we view the public’s continued participation and input as integral to the success of this exciting project. This input will enable the Marin Center to better serve our presenting organizations and audiences and enhance our programming.” said Mike Groza and San Rafael Mayor Al Boro, Co-Chairs of the Renaissance Partnership.

Marin Center
Renaissance Partnership Project was initiated in 2000. It is a public and private partnership formed to develop and implement a comprehensive vision for the renewal and enhancement of the Marin Center complex. Following a series of community meetings and the development of guiding principles for the project, proposals were invited by the Renaissance Partnership from a group of thoughtfully selected, nationally known architectural firms to develop a comprehensive master plan for the 80-acre site.

The Marin County Board of Supervisors has retained architects Mark Cavagnero Associates and landscape architects Royston Hanamoto Alley & Abey to develop a master plan for the site. Working with the
20-member Steering Committee of the Marin Center Renaissance Partnership and with input from current users and the broader community, a detailed vision for enhancements and restoration of existing facilities, new buildings, environmental use, timing and costs is expected to be completed by the end of 2004.

The Marin Center Renaissance

A public and private partnership to complete the vision of the Marin Cultural Center Complex

10 Avenue of the Flags
San Rafael, CA 94901
T: (415) 499-4278
F:(415) 499.3700

info@marincenterproject.org