Palo Alto Hills Golf & Country Club is pleased to announce its partnership with San Francisco–based architecture firm Steinberg Hart for the club's $52 million clubhouse redevelopment project.
PALO ALTO, Calif., April 6, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Steinberg Hart is widely recognized for designing hospitality environments that blend craftsmanship, comfort, and character.
Founded in 1953, Steinberg Hart is a globally respected firm with award-winning projects across multiple continents, while maintaining strong local roots. With nearly 20 completed projects in Palo Alto, the firm brings a rare combination of international perspective and deep regional fluency—expertise uniquely suited to the Palo Alto Hills redevelopment.
"The clubhouse is a critical part of the member experience—a place where people come together to celebrate, dine, and enjoy the landscape that makes this setting so special," said Asheshh Saheba, Managing Partner at Steinberg Hart. "Our goal is to create a warm, timeless environment that honors the club's traditions while elevating the overall member experience."
Palo Alto Hills General Manager / COO David Conforti. CCM, PGA added, "If the membership and staff are the heart of our club, then the clubhouse is the nucleus that brings our community together. Throughout the selection process, Asheshh and his team distinguished themselves through their elegance, expertise, and deep understanding of the local context. We are excited to partner with them on this landmark project."
The redevelopment will be completed in two phases. Phase One, beginning in 2027, will focus on redesigning the club's event spaces. Phase Two will commence in 2028 and will include a complete rebuild of the northern half of the clubhouse, featuring multiple dining outlets, kitchens, lounges, a golf shop, locker rooms, and a new lobby.
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