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  • SCU Schott Athletic Excellence Center

    This design/build project consists of 50,000 SF combined steel/metal framing and concrete tilt-up structure. The new athletics facility houses two full-size courts that serve as a dedicated practice facility for the university basketball and volleyball teams. The facility also houses an approximate 7,000 SF weight room, nutrition station, staff offices and kitchen, academic center, and 5,000 SF sports medicine center. The academic center consists of offices, conference room, and both private and collaborative study areas while the sports medicine center features training equipment, thermal and cold therapy pools, and a hydrotherapy pool for rehabilitation and fitness. SCU Schott Athletic Excellence Center Santa Clara, CA This design/build project consists of 50,000 SF combined steel/metal framing and concrete tilt-up structure. The new athletics facility houses two full-size courts that serve as a dedicated practice facility for the university basketball and volleyball teams. The facility also houses an approximate 7,000 SF weight room, nutrition station, staff offices and kitchen, academic center, and 5,000 SF sports medicine center. The academic center consists of offices, conference room, and both private and collaborative study areas while the sports medicine center features training equipment, thermal and cold therapy pools, and a hydrotherapy pool for rehabilitation and fitness. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Brent Downing AIA, ASLA, LEED AP - Devcon Construction, Inc. Santa Clara University None Completed 2020 Athletic Center Design-Build Santa Clara University BACK TO PROJECTS

  • 199 First Street

    This 27,175 SF project consists of demolition to the existing space, including retrofit and seismic upgrades to a 1961 Type V-B 3-story structure and 2-story structure; the two structures are interconnected at the interior. The project also features a refresh of exterior building skin. All work was performed while the first level retail space was occupied. 199 First Street Los Altos, CA This 27,175 SF project consists of demolition to the existing space, including retrofit and seismic upgrades to a 1961 Type V-B 3-story structure and 2-story structure; the two structures are interconnected at the interior. The project also features a refresh of exterior building skin. All work was performed while the first level retail space was occupied. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction ArcTec, Inc. 199 First Street Owner, LLC None Completed 2020 Retail BACK TO PROJECTS

  • Bellarmine Wrestling

    This project consists of a 9,000 SF pre-manufactured building containing a 6,000 SF wrestling area and locker rooms, coaching office, and support space. The site work includes demolition of two existing buildings and reconfiguring approximately 70,000 SF of site to streamline the adjacent parking and campus drop-off zones. Bellarmine Wrestling San Jose, CA This project consists of a 9,000 SF pre-manufactured building containing a 6,000 SF wrestling area and locker rooms, coaching office, and support space. The site work includes demolition of two existing buildings and reconfiguring approximately 70,000 SF of site to streamline the adjacent parking and campus drop-off zones. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Steinberg Hart Bellarmine College Preparatory None Completed 2014 Education Athletic Center BACK TO PROJECTS

  • LinkedIn - Mary & Pastoria

    4-story office refresh consisting of tenant improvement featuring restroom core and break room re-finishing. The project is a fast-track, design/build delivery. LinkedIn - Mary & Pastoria Sunnyvale, CA 4-story office refresh consisting of tenant improvement featuring restroom core and break room re-finishing. The project is a fast-track, design/build delivery. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. LinkedIn Corporation None Completed 2020 Corporate Design-Build Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

  • Redwood City Marshall Campus

    This project consists of 51,000 SF interior tenant improvements of floors 1, 4 and 5 of a recently completed 8-story building. The first level consists of a small break area, security/badging, and a large training room. Floors 4 and 5 include office space, conference rooms, full break rooms and features open ceilings throughout most of the space which highlight the structure. High-end finishes include millwork wall paneling and wood ceilings, meeting booth (pods) and fabric ceiling panels. The fourth floor also features a servery, catering kitchen and dining area which serve as “All-hands” space. Redwood City Marshall Campus Redwood City, CA This project consists of 51,000 SF interior tenant improvements of floors 1, 4 and 5 of a recently completed 8-story building. The first level consists of a small break area, security/badging, and a large training room. Floors 4 and 5 include office space, conference rooms, full break rooms and features open ceilings throughout most of the space which highlight the structure. High-end finishes include millwork wall paneling and wood ceilings, meeting booth (pods) and fabric ceiling panels. The fourth floor also features a servery, catering kitchen and dining area which serve as “All-hands” space. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Confidential None Completed 2018 Corporate Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

  • Perkins Coie - 3150 Porter

    This 36,000 SF remodel of a 2-story law office consists of private offices, break rooms, high density storage, law library, a multi-purpose conferencing center with capabilities to combine the conference rooms into a single open space via moving glass walls; and an internally lit glass feature wall as a reception backdrop extending from the first floor through the second floor lobby, which was converted to a two story space as part of the scope of work. Perkins Coie - 3150 Porter Palo Alto, CA This 36,000 SF remodel of a 2-story law office consists of private offices, break rooms, high density storage, law library, a multi-purpose conferencing center with capabilities to combine the conference rooms into a single open space via moving glass walls; and an internally lit glass feature wall as a reception backdrop extending from the first floor through the second floor lobby, which was converted to a two story space as part of the scope of work. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction STUDIOS Architecture Perkins Coie None Completed 2010 Corporate Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

  • SCU Leavey School of Business

    This 85,000 design/build consists of a three-story building and the build-out will include a mix of 100 faculty offices, 20,000 SF of open office, full coffee bar/café, (8) classrooms, (2) seminar spaces and one large dividable (100) seat seminar space. The Leavey School of Business was designed by Devcon Architecture and built by Devcon Construction. The construction team collaborated with the design team which included design build MEPs to develop the design of the structure. The construction team was active in reviewing and commenting on details to ensure that all details were coordinated and constructible. At key milestones of document development (including 100% design drawings, 50% construction drawings and 100% construction drawings) the construction team prepared budgets to ensure that the design was within the budget constraints established by our client. Value engineering was regularly introduced to maintain control of costs and provide the client with high quality construction at the most reasonable cost. Prior to bidding the project Devcon Construction developed bid documents to thoroughly identify the required scopes of work for all trades. These scope statements were then packaged with the construction documents (including plans, specifications, soils reports) were then issued to 3 bidders for each scope of work. Each of the firms allowed to bid the project previously successfully completed projects of similar size and complexity with Devcon Construction. These firm have demonstrated high quality workmanship and sound financial condition. SCU Leavey School of Business Santa Clara, CA This 85,000 design/build consists of a three-story building and the build-out will include a mix of 100 faculty offices, 20,000 SF of open office, full coffee bar/café, (8) classrooms, (2) seminar spaces and one large dividable (100) seat seminar space. The Leavey School of Business was designed by Devcon Architecture and built by Devcon Construction. The construction team collaborated with the design team which included design build MEPs to develop the design of the structure. The construction team was active in reviewing and commenting on details to ensure that all details were coordinated and constructible. At key milestones of document development (including 100% design drawings, 50% construction drawings and 100% construction drawings) the construction team prepared budgets to ensure that the design was within the budget constraints established by our client. Value engineering was regularly introduced to maintain control of costs and provide the client with high quality construction at the most reasonable cost. Prior to bidding the project Devcon Construction developed bid documents to thoroughly identify the required scopes of work for all trades. These scope statements were then packaged with the construction documents (including plans, specifications, soils reports) were then issued to 3 bidders for each scope of work. Each of the firms allowed to bid the project previously successfully completed projects of similar size and complexity with Devcon Construction. These firm have demonstrated high quality workmanship and sound financial condition. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Santa Clara University None Completed 2008 Education Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS

  • Oakland Air Traffic Control Tower

    This 15,000 SF federal government air traffic control tower facility consists of a 2-story administrative building with cast-in-place concrete walls and a 236 foot tall structural steel tower with pre-cast blast panels, and insulated metal panels cladding, and high strength cab glass curtain wall system. Foundations include concrete piles, grade beams, stem walls, and slabs on grade. The landscaped site includes an AOA high security fencing/operated gate system, 660 LF of vinyl sea-wall, bio-swales, gravel pavers, electrical retractable bollards, parking canopies, and concrete paving parking lot. Also included is off-site, airport underground conduit and cabling work to tie the new ATCT into the existing airport communications system. This is a federal recovery/stimulus funded project with all required ARRA reporting. The project will receive a LEED Gold rating, which includes 200KW of solar PV panels and 95% construction waste recycling. Oakland Air Traffic Control Tower Oakland, CA This 15,000 SF federal government air traffic control tower facility consists of a 2-story administrative building with cast-in-place concrete walls and a 236 foot tall structural steel tower with pre-cast blast panels, and insulated metal panels cladding, and high strength cab glass curtain wall system. Foundations include concrete piles, grade beams, stem walls, and slabs on grade. The landscaped site includes an AOA high security fencing/operated gate system, 660 LF of vinyl sea-wall, bio-swales, gravel pavers, electrical retractable bollards, parking canopies, and concrete paving parking lot. Also included is off-site, airport underground conduit and cabling work to tie the new ATCT into the existing airport communications system. This is a federal recovery/stimulus funded project with all required ARRA reporting. The project will receive a LEED Gold rating, which includes 200KW of solar PV panels and 95% construction waste recycling. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Leo A. Daly Federal Aviation Administration None https://www.oaklandairport.com/oakland-tower-goes-green-fact-sheet/ Completed 2012 Infrastructure Corporate LEED Gold BACK TO PROJECTS

  • 3333 Scott Boulevard

    Project consists of three new 4-story structures totaling approximately 460,000 SF of warm shell and mixed-use core commercial space. Skin includes a combination of precast/thinshell, metal paneling/cladding, and curtainwall/storefront systems. Phase 1 of project features new sitework, layout, including a reclaimed water irrigation system, and new colored concrete and planting throughout. Building ‘A‘ consists of a lobby build out, a full service cafeteria and gym. 3333 Scott Boulevard Santa Clara, CA Project consists of three new 4-story structures totaling approximately 460,000 SF of warm shell and mixed-use core commercial space. Skin includes a combination of precast/thinshell, metal paneling/cladding, and curtainwall/storefront systems. Phase 1 of project features new sitework, layout, including a reclaimed water irrigation system, and new colored concrete and planting throughout. Building ‘A‘ consists of a lobby build out, a full service cafeteria and gym. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction RMW Architecture & Interiors Menlo Equities None Completed 2014 Corporate LEED Silver BACK TO PROJECTS

  • Lawson Lane East Garage

    Project consists of 270,376 SF design/build long-span, 5-story concrete parking garage to house approximately 880 vehicles. This project is a LEED Gold Award winner. Lawson Lane East Garage Santa Clara, CA Project consists of 270,376 SF design/build long-span, 5-story concrete parking garage to house approximately 880 vehicles. This project is a LEED Gold Award winner. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction International Parking Design The Sobrato Organization None Completed 2013 Parking Structure Sustainable LEED Gold BACK TO PROJECTS

  • Tannery Arts Center - Colligan Theater

    This 10,000 SF project consists of the renovation of an existing historical building. The existing building, which was once a leather hide manufacturer, is renovated into a performing arts theater. Project features 177 fixed theater seats will a full size raised theater stage. Additions to the existing building include a full size ticket booth, restroom accommodations, lobby and concessions stand. For the artists there is a new green room, full backstage accommodations and a state of the art control booth. The historical building’s exterior is architecturally finished to match the surrounding buildings of the Tannery Center. Tannery Arts Center - Colligan Theater Santa Cruz, CA This 10,000 SF project consists of the renovation of an existing historical building. The existing building, which was once a leather hide manufacturer, is renovated into a performing arts theater. Project features 177 fixed theater seats will a full size raised theater stage. Additions to the existing building include a full size ticket booth, restroom accommodations, lobby and concessions stand. For the artists there is a new green room, full backstage accommodations and a state of the art control booth. The historical building’s exterior is architecturally finished to match the surrounding buildings of the Tannery Center. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Tannery Arts Center Board None Completed 2015 Performing Arts Center Design-Build Historical BACK TO PROJECTS

  • San Jose Sharks Locker Room

    Project consists of lobby and entrance foyer renovation to the San Jose Sharks’ locker room at the HP Pavilion. Renovations included high-end maple paneling, matching doors, corridor renovation and lighting upgrades. San Jose Sharks Locker Room San Jose, CA Project consists of lobby and entrance foyer renovation to the San Jose Sharks’ locker room at the HP Pavilion. Renovations included high-end maple paneling, matching doors, corridor renovation and lighting upgrades. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Sharks Ice LLC None Completed 2016 Athletic Center Design-Build Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

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