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111 Places in Silicon Valley

That You Must Not Miss

Floriana Petersen

Contains numerous color photographs

by Steve Werney

240 pages

13,5 x 20,5 cm

5,25 in. x 8 in.
ISBN: 978-3-7408-1346-8

£ 12.99
$ 20.00

111 Places in Silicon Valley

That You Must Not Miss

GUIDE

This insider’s guide to Silicon Valley highlights 111 unique locations to explore in the famous tech capital along the southern end of San Francisco Bay. Along with accessible spots on the storied campuses of tech giants such as Apple, Google and Facebook, the guidebook explores the stunning architectural and natural treasures of the area. From the Spanish porticoes of the Stanford campus to the humble offices Cesar Chavez “111 Places In Silicon Valley That You Must Not Miss” helps local residents and visitors discover the secrets of this technological mecca that was once covered in fruit orchards.

Floriana Petersen

Floriana Petersen’s first book, 111 Places in San Francisco That You Must Not Miss, has become one of the city’s best-selling guidebooks. Floriana, who lives in San Francisco, grew up in Slovenia, where she studied art history and developed a lifelong passion for all things beautiful and unusual. She is a noted designer of both residential and commercial interiors (www.forianainteriors.com). She loves to spend weekends exploring the Bay Area, honing her detective’s instinct for finding buried treasures waiting to be discovered.

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Steve Werney

Steve Werney was born and raised in the San Joaquin Valley. He moved to the Bay Area to become a carpenter, and he has been sharpening his skills in San Francisco as a designer and builder for many years now. In 2010, he widened his focus to include photography. One of his projects was 111 Places in San Francisco That You Must Not Miss. He utilizes Canon brand cameras, which were also the brand his father used. Regarding his work, one photography critic noted, “While often abstracting the urban architectural form, Mr. Werney celebrates the meditative isolation of the objects.”

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PRESS COMMENTARIES

Gentry

"A fascinating guidebook"

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