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Stanford Old Winery

    Built in 1888, the Old Winery recently experienced a refresh of its interior courtyard, pedestrian corridors, and parking lot while aiming to maintain its historic integrity. Within the courtyard, key design recommendations included opening building sight-lines, improving circulation, updating paving and furnishings, preserving historic trees, and revitalizing plantings to match the existing historic lavender. To improve connection to the Stanford’s Children’s Hospital, a pedestrian route provides a safe separation from vehicular traffic. Within this corridor, redundant vehicular space was reclaimed for café tables, giving the tenants an outdoor eating area. As one of the oldest buildings on campus, the site serves as a historic landmark and is typically buzzing with restaurant patrons, shoppers, and medical office tenants. 

    RHAA Landscape Architecture + Planning  |  225 Miller Avenue  |  Mill Valley, CA 94941  |  415.383.7900


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