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- Greenwood Commerce Center
Project consists of a 226,000 SF concrete tilt-up building with a composite roof structure and Vulcraft truss joists, as well as a 78,000 SF concrete tilt-up building on a 19 acre site in Napa County. The project includes bio-retention for storm water, wetlands monitoring for a riparian creek that runs through the center of the site, a left-hand turn lane on Airport Blvd. and a reclaimed water line installation. Both buildings feature TPO roof systems with 5.5” of insulation. Additionally, both buildings are fitted with “Night Air Cooling” and are prepped for cased storage users. Both buildings also include loading docks, insulated, powered roll up doors, and are equipped with ESFR ready fire sprinkler systems. Greenwood Commerce Center Napa, CA Project consists of a 226,000 SF concrete tilt-up building with a composite roof structure and Vulcraft truss joists, as well as a 78,000 SF concrete tilt-up building on a 19 acre site in Napa County. The project includes bio-retention for storm water, wetlands monitoring for a riparian creek that runs through the center of the site, a left-hand turn lane on Airport Blvd. and a reclaimed water line installation. Both buildings feature TPO roof systems with 5.5” of insulation. Additionally, both buildings are fitted with “Night Air Cooling” and are prepped for cased storage users. Both buildings also include loading docks, insulated, powered roll up doors, and are equipped with ESFR ready fire sprinkler systems. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction RMW Architecture & Interiors New York Life Investment Management LLC None Completed 2015 Industrial Center BACK TO PROJECTS
- Bellarmine Humanities
This 52,700 SF project consists of a 3-story steel frame and concrete structure with below grade band room, storage room, classrooms and ceramic studio. Project also features a theatre with orchestra pits to seat 433 people. Bellarmine Humanities San Jose, CA This 52,700 SF project consists of a 3-story steel frame and concrete structure with below grade band room, storage room, classrooms and ceramic studio. Project also features a theatre with orchestra pits to seat 433 people. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Steinberg Hart Bellarmine College Preparatory None https://www.archdaily.com/211892/bellarmine-college-preparatory-steinberg-architects Completed 2010 Education LEED Gold BACK TO PROJECTS
- Main Street Village
This 95,809 SF project consists of two buildings totaling 64 residential units with 3,527 SF of commercial space, and 19,668 SF of underground parking. Units range from studio to 3-bedroom, and are transitional housing for the homeless. Building 1 is wood frame and consists of three stories with construction over a concrete podium with underground parking. Building 2 is also wood framed and consists of three stories of construction over slab on grade. In additional to residential units, Building 1 includes office space, computer room, and a community room with kitchen. Building 2 features a meeting room and common laundry facilities. This project is Green Point Rated, and includes a PV system. The site includes new underground onsite and offsite utilities, some off site road improvements, bioswales, and a children's play area and basketball court. The project is funded by several sources including HUD and the City of Fremont. Main Street Village Fremont, CA This 95,809 SF project consists of two buildings totaling 64 residential units with 3,527 SF of commercial space, and 19,668 SF of underground parking. Units range from studio to 3-bedroom, and are transitional housing for the homeless. Building 1 is wood frame and consists of three stories with construction over a concrete podium with underground parking. Building 2 is also wood framed and consists of three stories of construction over slab on grade. In additional to residential units, Building 1 includes office space, computer room, and a community room with kitchen. Building 2 features a meeting room and common laundry facilities. This project is Green Point Rated, and includes a PV system. The site includes new underground onsite and offsite utilities, some off site road improvements, bioswales, and a children's play area and basketball court. The project is funded by several sources including HUD and the City of Fremont. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction JSWD Architects MidPen Housing Corporation None Completed 2011 Residential Green Point Rated BACK TO PROJECTS
- 331 Fairchild
This project consists of redevelopment of a federal superfund site including construction of a new three story, 87,040 SF Class A commercial office building with a combination of steel frame and concrete tilt-up construction and associated site improvements on the 183,390 SF site. The site has an active 3,150 SF extraction and monitoring station that must be kept in operation and protected during the construction. All concrete and AC demolition material from the previous buildings to be used on site as aggregate base. 331 Fairchild Mountain View, CA This project consists of redevelopment of a federal superfund site including construction of a new three story, 87,040 SF Class A commercial office building with a combination of steel frame and concrete tilt-up construction and associated site improvements on the 183,390 SF site. The site has an active 3,150 SF extraction and monitoring station that must be kept in operation and protected during the construction. All concrete and AC demolition material from the previous buildings to be used on site as aggregate base. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction AECOM Kilroy Realty Corp. None Completed 2013 Corporate LEED Silver BACK TO PROJECTS
- Franklin Templeton 930 & 950
Project consists of two 121,000 SF, 4-story office buildings over one level of below grade parking and related site improvements. The site improvements consist of surface parking for employees and visitors, as well as outdoor employee amenities including additional outdoor seating areas in close proximity to the existing cafeteria, a centrally located recreation space, and exterior employee gathering places. Franklin Templeton 930 & 950 San Mateo, CA Project consists of two 121,000 SF, 4-story office buildings over one level of below grade parking and related site improvements. The site improvements consist of surface parking for employees and visitors, as well as outdoor employee amenities including additional outdoor seating areas in close proximity to the existing cafeteria, a centrally located recreation space, and exterior employee gathering places. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Franklin Templeton Companies None Completed 2019 Corporate Tenant Improvement Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS
- Maude & Mathilda
This project consists of 570,000 SF of construction of three new core and shell office buildings. Project consists of two 6-story and one 5-story steel framed buildings. Project also features a 480,000 SF, cast-in-place, 5-level parking structure with an attached 6,000 SF structural steel amenities building for various tenant uses. The project will be the centerpiece of Sunnyvale’s high traffic Mathilda Avenue and serve as the new headquarters for, the world’s largest professional network, LinkedIn. Maude & Mathilda Sunnyvale, CA This project consists of 570,000 SF of construction of three new core and shell office buildings. Project consists of two 6-story and one 5-story steel framed buildings. Project also features a 480,000 SF, cast-in-place, 5-level parking structure with an attached 6,000 SF structural steel amenities building for various tenant uses. The project will be the centerpiece of Sunnyvale’s high traffic Mathilda Avenue and serve as the new headquarters for, the world’s largest professional network, LinkedIn. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction ArcTec, Inc. Kilroy Realty Co. None Completed 2014 Corporate LEED Gold BACK TO PROJECTS
- Stanford Redwood City
This project consists of an expansion to Stanford University’s main campus. The project features demotion to five existing buildings and new construction of nine independent structures. Primary space is comprised of four office buildings totaling 585,000 SF. The office buildings entail warm shell/core steel construction of one 6-story, two 5-story, and one 3-story building. Each office building includes completed cores and lobbies with one building featuring a kitchen, dining area, and conference center. The project also features four independent amenities buildings designed to support the 1.5 million square footage of eventual campus buildout; the amenities consist of approximately 56,000 SF of full shell/tenant improvements including a fitness center with pool, full gym and basketball court, a childcare facility, a communication center and a central utility plant which includes a one million gallon chilled water thermal energy storage tank. The project also consists of one 7-story parking garage with one story below grade; the custom skin, concrete garage is approximately 350,000 SF and houses 1,000 vehicles. Sitework features 18 acres of complete renovation with landscaping, furnishings, pathways, greenways, plazas, two new private streets, city sidewalks, new utility feeds, undergrounding of all adjacent overhead utilities, and recycled water extension to the site from city recycled water facility; sitework also covers three neighborhood intersection renovations. B1 Tenant Improvement: 109,560 SF tenant improvement project for Stanford University. This project spans over three floors consisting of high-end office space, kitchenettes, huddle spaces, conference rooms and computer labs. The first level includes audio rooms with strict acoustical requirements, a conservation vault, and a laboratory space including a fume hood and two snorkels. Scope also includes design/build MEP/FS with the inclusion of 3D BIM coordination and Navisworks conflict resolution. B2 Tenant Improvement: 162,769 SF tenant improvement project for Stanford University. This project spans over five floors consisting of high-end office space, kitchenettes, huddle spaces, conference rooms, computer labs and an auditorium to seat approximately 80 guests. Project features the addition of intermediate stair and opening between the 3rd and 4th floors of the building. Scope also includes design/build MEP/FS with the inclusion of 3D BIM coordination and Navisworks conflict resolution. B3 Tenant Improvement: 169,098 SF tenant improvement project for Stanford University. This project spans over five floors consisting of high-end office space, kitchenettes, huddle spaces, conference rooms, computer labs, and a recording studio. Project features extensive custom millwork, curved walls, and structurally freestanding partial height rooms. Scope also includes design/build MEP/FS with the inclusion of 3D BIM coordination and Navisworks conflict resolution. B4 Tenant Improvement: 129,059 SF tenant improvement project for Stanford University. This project spans over six floors consisting of high-end office space, kitchenettes, huddle spaces, conference rooms and computer labs. Scope also includes design/build MEP/FS with the inclusion of 3D BIM coordination and Navisworks conflict resolution. Mandatory high-rise requirements as set forth by Redwood City, dictates both design and construction of the space and required strict pressurization control of egress paths. Stanford Redwood City Redwood City, CA This project consists of an expansion to Stanford University’s main campus. The project features demotion to five existing buildings and new construction of nine independent structures. Primary space is comprised of four office buildings totaling 585,000 SF. The office buildings entail warm shell/core steel construction of one 6-story, two 5-story, and one 3-story building. Each office building includes completed cores and lobbies with one building featuring a kitchen, dining area, and conference center. The project also features four independent amenities buildings designed to support the 1.5 million square footage of eventual campus buildout; the amenities consist of approximately 56,000 SF of full shell/tenant improvements including a fitness center with pool, full gym and basketball court, a childcare facility, a communication center and a central utility plant which includes a one million gallon chilled water thermal energy storage tank. The project also consists of one 7-story parking garage with one story below grade; the custom skin, concrete garage is approximately 350,000 SF and houses 1,000 vehicles. Sitework features 18 acres of complete renovation with landscaping, furnishings, pathways, greenways, plazas, two new private streets, city sidewalks, new utility feeds, undergrounding of all adjacent overhead utilities, and recycled water extension to the site from city recycled water facility; sitework also covers three neighborhood intersection renovations. B1 Tenant Improvement: 109,560 SF tenant improvement project for Stanford University. This project spans over three floors consisting of high-end office space, kitchenettes, huddle spaces, conference rooms and computer labs. The first level includes audio rooms with strict acoustical requirements, a conservation vault, and a laboratory space including a fume hood and two snorkels. Scope also includes design/build MEP/FS with the inclusion of 3D BIM coordination and Navisworks conflict resolution. B2 Tenant Improvement: 162,769 SF tenant improvement project for Stanford University. This project spans over five floors consisting of high-end office space, kitchenettes, huddle spaces, conference rooms, computer labs and an auditorium to seat approximately 80 guests. Project features the addition of intermediate stair and opening between the 3rd and 4th floors of the building. Scope also includes design/build MEP/FS with the inclusion of 3D BIM coordination and Navisworks conflict resolution. B3 Tenant Improvement: 169,098 SF tenant improvement project for Stanford University. This project spans over five floors consisting of high-end office space, kitchenettes, huddle spaces, conference rooms, computer labs, and a recording studio. Project features extensive custom millwork, curved walls, and structurally freestanding partial height rooms. Scope also includes design/build MEP/FS with the inclusion of 3D BIM coordination and Navisworks conflict resolution. B4 Tenant Improvement: 129,059 SF tenant improvement project for Stanford University. This project spans over six floors consisting of high-end office space, kitchenettes, huddle spaces, conference rooms and computer labs. Scope also includes design/build MEP/FS with the inclusion of 3D BIM coordination and Navisworks conflict resolution. Mandatory high-rise requirements as set forth by Redwood City, dictates both design and construction of the space and required strict pressurization control of egress paths. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction ZGF Architects Stanford Real Estate None https://archello.com/project/stanford-redwood-city https://www.metropolismag.com/architecture/educational-architecture/stanford-redwood-city-clive-wilkinson/ https://www.archpaper.com/2017/04/stanford-university-redwood-city-campus/ Completed 2019 Corporate Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS
- Guadalupe Interim Housing Project
Project on approximately 2-acre portion of Lot E located at 702 Guadalupe Parkway in San Jose. Project consists of construction of emergency housing improvements and includes placement of prefabricated emergency housing units for 76 residents, adequate parking for residents plus 10 to 15 staff vehicles, staffing offices, a security office, security fencing, shared kitchen, and laundry facilities. Project also features recreational community space, restrooms within communal buildings, outdoor common areas, dedicated dog run and smoking area. Guadalupe Interim Housing Project San Jose, CA Project on approximately 2-acre portion of Lot E located at 702 Guadalupe Parkway in San Jose. Project consists of construction of emergency housing improvements and includes placement of prefabricated emergency housing units for 76 residents, adequate parking for residents plus 10 to 15 staff vehicles, staffing offices, a security office, security fencing, shared kitchen, and laundry facilities. Project also features recreational community space, restrooms within communal buildings, outdoor common areas, dedicated dog run and smoking area. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction ELS Architecture The City of San Jose, Sand Hill Properties None Completed 2022 Residential Prefabrication BACK TO PROJECTS
- Centro South
2231 SF TI for High End Taps restaurant. Custom Light up back bar shelving, marble countertops, built in seating and high end lighting throughout. Display Kitchen viewable from bar seating. Centro South Reno, NV 2231 SF TI for High End Taps restaurant. Custom Light up back bar shelving, marble countertops, built in seating and high end lighting throughout. Display Kitchen viewable from bar seating. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Centro South None Completed 2022 Tenant Improvement Restaurant & Hospitality BACK TO PROJECTS
- UOP Biological Sciences Center
New 60,000 SF building consisting of classrooms, laboratories and lecture halls. The 2-story building, designed by Fong & Chan Architects in San Francisco, is steel-framed with a brick and precast concrete façade, to tie into the style of the campus. The project includes extensive site development and landscaping. UOP Biological Sciences Center Stockton, CA New 60,000 SF building consisting of classrooms, laboratories and lecture halls. The 2-story building, designed by Fong & Chan Architects in San Francisco, is steel-framed with a brick and precast concrete façade, to tie into the style of the campus. The project includes extensive site development and landscaping. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Fong and Chan Architects University of the Pacific None Completed 2008 Education BACK TO PROJECTS
- Zibco - Quality Bicycles
This project includes a 184,993 SF design/build Thermomass Insulated tilt-up panel building with 40’ clear height on a 10 acre site. The project features 15,000 SF of offices, warehouse office and warehouse restrooms, and consists of a carbon-neutral design with no gas to the building and includes installation of a partial solar array with the expectations to build out the maximum allowable solar array within one year after project demands can be determined. Project also features 16 dock positions with two oversized drive indoors and complete site retention/detention with no runoff to storm drain allowed. Project consists of a multitude of client input including the request to design the project to represent the Reno/Sparks/Tahoe area, thus the use of reveals to create a mountainous theme on the front of the building. The exterior paint color selections are based on the usage of the QBP marketing color palette. Zibco - Quality Bicycles Spanish Springs, NV This project includes a 184,993 SF design/build Thermomass Insulated tilt-up panel building with 40’ clear height on a 10 acre site. The project features 15,000 SF of offices, warehouse office and warehouse restrooms, and consists of a carbon-neutral design with no gas to the building and includes installation of a partial solar array with the expectations to build out the maximum allowable solar array within one year after project demands can be determined. Project also features 16 dock positions with two oversized drive indoors and complete site retention/detention with no runoff to storm drain allowed. Project consists of a multitude of client input including the request to design the project to represent the Reno/Sparks/Tahoe area, thus the use of reveals to create a mountainous theme on the front of the building. The exterior paint color selections are based on the usage of the QBP marketing color palette. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc Quality Bicycle Products None Completed 2020 Industrial Center Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS
- Endeavor Campus
This design/build project consists of demolition of a 5-building campus, with new construction of a 3-level, 525,000 SF Class A office building above a 2-level, 540,000 SF below grade parking garage. This iconic, open floor concept building has an exposed, triangular grid structural steel framing over PT concrete podium. Unique features include faceted, architectural roof with 260 triangle skylights, aluminum panel interior “heart” structure, raised floors with underfloor HVAC, in-slab radiant heating/cooling, 220,000 SF of terrazzo flooring and a 90’ central atrium. Project also includes offsite improvements, “make ready” work package with public sewer main relocation, and nine acres of site work. Endeavor Campus Santa Clara, CA This design/build project consists of demolition of a 5-building campus, with new construction of a 3-level, 525,000 SF Class A office building above a 2-level, 540,000 SF below grade parking garage. This iconic, open floor concept building has an exposed, triangular grid structural steel framing over PT concrete podium. Unique features include faceted, architectural roof with 260 triangle skylights, aluminum panel interior “heart” structure, raised floors with underfloor HVAC, in-slab radiant heating/cooling, 220,000 SF of terrazzo flooring and a 90’ central atrium. Project also includes offsite improvements, “make ready” work package with public sewer main relocation, and nine acres of site work. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Gensler Confidential None Completed Corporate Design-Build LEED Gold BACK TO PROJECTS












