John Git Hoong Lum
Architect · named on San Francisco building permits · John Lum Architecture · board address in San Francisco
Public records
From the California licensing board and San Francisco permit records.
License and board record
- Licensed?
- License activeArchitect C-21837First issued Oct 17, 1990, expires Oct 31, 2027.
Source: DCA license roster, retrieved Nov 5, 2026
- Any board discipline?
- None found.
We searched the California Architects Board enforcement list on Nov 5, 2026.
- Firms on their permits
- John Lum Architecture
- John Lum Arch.
Their San Francisco permits
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What the firm says about itself
From the firm's own website and listings, checked on Nov 5, 2026. These are the firm's claims; the licensing board has not confirmed them.
- Website
- johnlumarchitecture.com
- Google Maps
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- Founded
- 1994
- Service area
- Bay Area
- Project types they list
- new residential construction and remodels, multifamily housing (SRO and micro-units), residential and commercial interiors, retail environments, educational buildings, medical facilities
- Credentials
- AIA member John Lum, AIARegistered Architect, CA
Services they list
- Site visit to measure the building, document field conditions, and input them into CAD format
- Create schematic-level floor plans and hand-sketched perspectives
- Explore different design directions and select one
- Develop and finalize plans, elevations, sections, architectural details, schedules, and specifications
- Facilitate consultant engagement and coordination of project disciplines
- Planning Review Application, if required
- Variance submittal, if required
- Building Permit Application or addendum
- Respond to City or County agency requests for information and code interpretations
- Assist with final project pricing and/or prepare bid documents to obtain bids
- Answer contractor questions and assist with selection and preparation of Construction Contract Documents
- Site visits and construction observation
- Review payment requests
Fees and how they work
- Typical timeline
- Up to 2–3 months, typically
- Typical timeline
- Usually 1–4 months for a typical single-family house project
- Typical timeline
- Bid documentation usually takes 2–4 weeks; permit processing can take 2–12 months depending on project complexity and the Building Department
- Typical timeline
- Depends on the contractor’s construction schedule
- Typical timeline
- As required
Background
- EducationBArch, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
- EducationBS, Architectural Engineering, California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo
- EducationDiplome d’Architecture, Ecole Des Beaux Arts, France
- Award · 2018Received an AIACC Presidential Citation for representing them as a panelist at the California Housing Crisis Conference
- Public serviceServed on the Board of AIA San Mateo County
- Before this firmAssociate at Reid and Tarics Associates, designing schools and hospitals
Projects on their website (17)
McGann ORSC IICommercial · San Diego
Bella Vista Eye ClinicInterior · Mission District
Eye GotchaInterior · Castro
OlivetCommercial · Colma
Battery Ventures IInterior · San Francisco
Battery Ventures IIInterior · San Francisco
Eye CarumbaInterior · San Francisco
Reach CapitalInterior · SoMa
Lennar Welcome CenterCommercial · San Francisco
See all 17 projects on their website
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