railings that are seen in all of the aforementioned projects. PKC office also masterplanned the entire site of additions to the Warnecke building on Geary, as well as designing the two level below grade parking structure and central garden. NMA A medical office building, it is a three-story high cast-in-place concrete structure with diagonal fins similar to those on the Art Institute at the upper two floors. The first floor had vertical mullions whose side-to-side spacing varied like Le Corbusier's La Tourette. This project was done in association with the office of Dion Neutra in Los Angeles. Artworks Charcoal drawings Murals 1990 KWR The Granite Wall 1997 Düsseldorf Offices 2000 The Ox and the Maid 2003 2003 The Lorelei 2007 The Loves of Juergen 2008 Color murals 2011 Symbols and Numbers Literature Theatre "A Solas" 1985 Poetry "El Viaje" 1992 Art constructions 1990 The Wind Warrior 1992 Dancing Flower 1992 Fibonacci 2000 The Whale 2003 Helix 2004 6SW Six Swans at Dancing Ox 2004 6SW Six Swans at Reinweg 2006 The Twins 2007 Double Helix 2007 P&P 2010 Four Farhen Furniture design 1990 KWR Stools 1992 Isami Noguchi inspirated table 1999 AT Glass Table 2006 HHT Tisch Hexagon Prehistory works Stonehenge Paffard Keatinge-Clay has studied the prehistory of technology in a revolutionary way and is preparing a document that throws a new light on what is known as Stonehenge. Other projects Campus collocation planning studies in association with James Leefe, architect of the Pacific Lutheran Theological Center "Chapel of the Cross" at 2900 Marin in North Berkeley. Immaculate College and Pomona Colleges were for a time studying the idea of combining. The office was commissioned to design new dormitory buildings for this project in association with the office of Charles and Ray Eames. Bibliography Paffard Keatinge-Clay, Modern Architecture/Modern Masters (2006) The Stones of Avebury (in process) The odissey of an architect (in process) References External links "What A Privilege", The Guardian (March 5, 2009) "Stonehenge: What was it?", (June 16, 2015) "Paffard Keatinge-Clay" professional blog, (July 4, 2007) "CENA CON... PAFFARD KEATINGE-CLAY" Spanish National Newspaper El Pais (June 22, 2011) 1926 births People educated at Wellington College, Berkshire Modernist architects from England People from Salisbury Living people Architecture in the San Francisco Bay Area People from Corte Madera, California British expatriates in the United States 20th-century English architects