Earth Day: Eight Innovative Makers Creating Earth-Friendly Products
Making a More Sustainable Future.
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Admiral Maltings
Alameda
Admiral Maltings employs the age-old art of traditional floor malting to turn sustainably grown grain from California farmers into quality malt. Admiral’s small batches enable brewers and distillers to work with freshly kilned malt with unparalleled flavor and aroma that carries through to the finished product. Malt is the foundation of beer—the heart and soul of a good pint—and where it comes from and when and how it was made makes a world of difference.
Admiral is leading the movement in California to build quality beers and spirits around fresh, local, sustainable malt. Brewing with Admiral helps tell a deeper story of regional beer character and connects drinkers with the farmers who grow our grain and the flavor of freshly kilned malt.
Are you looking to have something custom made?
Our Bay Area Made community includes skilled makers and artisans who can create made-to-order goods such as furniture, lighting, decor, kitchen & tabletop, clothing, jewelry, bags, accessories, food, beverages, and body products.
Journal
Bay Area Made: Product Design Stories – Exhibition Recap, Part 2
Images from our exhibition during San Francisco Design Week.
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Bay Area Made: Product Design Stories – Exhibition Recap, Part 1
Images from our exhibition during San Francisco Design Week.
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Have it Your Way: Custom and Customized Products, Part 2
A roundup of bespoke projects from Bay Area Made members.
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Automatic Arts are Cutting the Parts of a Greater Manufacturing Whole
An interview with Josh Jakus of Automatic Arts.
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Exhibit
Bay Area Made: The Locally Crafted Home
“Bay Area Made: The Locally Crafted Home” was a curated loft-like open plan living space installation with a bedroom, dining room, lounge, studio, and patio showcasing products from 36 of the Bay Area’s finest makers including furniture, lighting, ceramics, art, accessories, and body products – illustrating how they can work together, and how you can live with them.
The installation was hosted by member company Gantri in their awesome San Francisco SOMA studio for San Francisco Design Week.
What We Make Makes Us
