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Project consisting of a new 29,685 SF office and retail building development on a 7,038 SF lot. The project features three stories above grade and one story below grade (double height ceiling with atrium) and an occupiable roof deck overlooking downtown San Mateo. The building facade is composed of brick, GRFC, stucco, metal panels and a Level 1 & 2 storefront system with expressed frames. 180 East 3rd San Mateo, CA Project consisting of a new 29,685 SF office and retail building development on a 7,038 SF lot. The project features three stories above grade and one story below grade (double height ceiling with atrium) and an occupiable roof deck overlooking downtown San Mateo. The building facade is composed of brick, GRFC, stucco, metal panels and a Level 1 & 2 storefront system with expressed frames. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction ArcTec Lane Partners None Completed 2023 Retail Corporate BACK TO PROJECTS

Project consisting of multiple-phase upgrade to occupied high-rise campus in downtown San Jose. Functions include three food service facilities, Customer Experience Center, outdoor dining enclosure at podium deck, and a 300 person presentation area with bleacher seating. Project also features major demolition, three entry lobbies, along with meeting and employee service areas. Adobe Campus Phase 1-3 San Jose, CA Project consisting of multiple-phase upgrade to occupied high-rise campus in downtown San Jose. Functions include three food service facilities, Customer Experience Center, outdoor dining enclosure at podium deck, and a 300 person presentation area with bleacher seating. Project also features major demolition, three entry lobbies, along with meeting and employee service areas. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Gensler Adobe Systems Inc. None https://officesnapshots.com/2017/08/24/adobe-headquarters-renovations-san-jose/ Completed 2015 Corporate Tenant Improvment BACK TO PROJECTS

This 21,000 SF tenant improvement features architecturally intricate design within two buildings, along with extensive structural improvements to allow for raised fabric ceilings and the addition of a 32’x10’ skylight. Architecturally, the project consists of open work environments with custom lighting fixtures, new breakroom areas and restroom cores, along with a combination of millwork, specialty metal and glass for private offices and conference rooms. Kleiner Perkins Menlo Park, CA This 21,000 SF tenant improvement features architecturally intricate design within two buildings, along with extensive structural improvements to allow for raised fabric ceilings and the addition of a 32’x10’ skylight. Architecturally, the project consists of open work environments with custom lighting fixtures, new breakroom areas and restroom cores, along with a combination of millwork, specialty metal and glass for private offices and conference rooms. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Tim Murphy Design Associates Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers None Completed 2017 Corporate Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

Project consists of extensive renovations to the site, building shell, and interior. The interior scope consists of a 33,000 SF, 2-story interior remodel including structural renovations, replacement of all existing HVAC units, addition of a new interior stair, and new interior framing and finishes. Modifications to the existing shell include replacement of glazing systems, addition of skylights, replacement of the roof eaves with metal lattice, and addition of a 2nd floor balcony lounge. The sitework features modification of existing site utilities for added drainage, landscape and hardscape. 2800 Sand Hill Menlo Park, CA Project consists of extensive renovations to the site, building shell, and interior. The interior scope consists of a 33,000 SF, 2-story interior remodel including structural renovations, replacement of all existing HVAC units, addition of a new interior stair, and new interior framing and finishes. Modifications to the existing shell include replacement of glazing systems, addition of skylights, replacement of the roof eaves with metal lattice, and addition of a 2nd floor balcony lounge. The sitework features modification of existing site utilities for added drainage, landscape and hardscape. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Gensler Sequoia Capital None Completed 2015 Corporate Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

This project consists of a thirteen floor, 264 room concrete structure with GFRC and stone exterior. The 254,000 SF project is comprised of a two-story retail and conference center topped by an eleven-story guest tower that connects to the existing hotel via a pedestrian bridge at the 2nd floor and subterranean service tunnel. The Fairmont Hotel San Jose, CA This project consists of a thirteen floor, 264 room concrete structure with GFRC and stone exterior. The 254,000 SF project is comprised of a two-story retail and conference center topped by an eleven-story guest tower that connects to the existing hotel via a pedestrian bridge at the 2nd floor and subterranean service tunnel. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Gensler Santa Monica Wolff Urban Development None Completed 2002 Hotel BACK TO PROJECTS

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

The Humanities and Social Sciences project was constructed on a centrally located site north of Cowell College at the corner of McLaughlin Drive and Hagar Drive on the UCSC campus. It provides 85,000 SF of space to house faculty offices and classrooms to serve the Division of Humanities and the Education Department of the Division of Social Sciences. Three separate buildings are clustered around a central plaza area set within a heavily wooded site. The complex provides faculty and administrative offices, computer labs, smaller classrooms and a separate 300 seat lecture hall. Several large stands of existing trees were preserved; therefore, tree shoring and protection were very important components of construction. The Humanities 1 and 2 buildings are steel framed with concrete structural shear walls and are varying in height (four and six stories). The one story Lecture Hall consists of wood framing and exposed concrete masonry unit walls. UCSC Humanities Santa Cruz, CA The Humanities and Social Sciences project was constructed on a centrally located site north of Cowell College at the corner of McLaughlin Drive and Hagar Drive on the UCSC campus. It provides 85,000 SF of space to house faculty offices and classrooms to serve the Division of Humanities and the Education Department of the Division of Social Sciences. Three separate buildings are clustered around a central plaza area set within a heavily wooded site. The complex provides faculty and administrative offices, computer labs, smaller classrooms and a separate 300 seat lecture hall. Several large stands of existing trees were preserved; therefore, tree shoring and protection were very important components of construction. The Humanities 1 and 2 buildings are steel framed with concrete structural shear walls and are varying in height (four and six stories). The one story Lecture Hall consists of wood framing and exposed concrete masonry unit walls. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Thomas Hacker Architects University of California, Santa Cruz None Completed 2006 Education BACK TO PROJECTS

This 285,000 SF design/build hotel is comprised of two 4-story buildings consisting of both concrete and wood frame construction with inter-tidal construction elements. Project includes 208 guestrooms and meeting space, retail space, a grand fireplace in the lobby, a signature restaurant and bar seating approximately 95 people, and a luxury spa and fitness center with an outdoor lap pool. The hotel also features 8,500 SF of an indoor meeting space, approximately 5,000 SF of outdoor event space overlooking the Monterey Bay and a stand alone 4-story concrete parking structure for 347 vehicles. The Intercontinental Monterey Monterey, CA This 285,000 SF design/build hotel is comprised of two 4-story buildings consisting of both concrete and wood frame construction with inter-tidal construction elements. Project includes 208 guestrooms and meeting space, retail space, a grand fireplace in the lobby, a signature restaurant and bar seating approximately 95 people, and a luxury spa and fitness center with an outdoor lap pool. The hotel also features 8,500 SF of an indoor meeting space, approximately 5,000 SF of outdoor event space overlooking the Monterey Bay and a stand alone 4-story concrete parking structure for 347 vehicles. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Pacific Hotel Management None Completed 2008 Hotel / Resort Residential Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS

This project includes a 6,100 SF design/build fire station for the City of Reno. Project features two fire truck apparatus bays and dorm room with four living quarters and other associated living amenities (kitchen, work out room, entertainment room, offices). Project also includes two acres of site improvements, 750 KW generator & fuel station. Somersett Fire Station Reno, NV This project includes a 6,100 SF design/build fire station for the City of Reno. Project features two fire truck apparatus bays and dorm room with four living quarters and other associated living amenities (kitchen, work out room, entertainment room, offices). Project also includes two acres of site improvements, 750 KW generator & fuel station. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Somersett Development Co. None Completed 2007 Fire Station Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS

Project includes a 3677 SF tenant improvement for a local French Bakery. Custom millwork is installed through out with two viewing areas to watch employees making pastries/bread. The bakery includes a coffee bar and outdoor patio seating. Exposed concrete floors with wood base, brass fixtures and custom pastry display cases. Perenn Bakery Reno, NV Project includes a 3677 SF tenant improvement for a local French Bakery. Custom millwork is installed through out with two viewing areas to watch employees making pastries/bread. The bakery includes a coffee bar and outdoor patio seating. Exposed concrete floors with wood base, brass fixtures and custom pastry display cases. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Tolles Development Company None Completed 2021 Tenant Improvement Retail Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS

This 26,000 SF resort renovation and new construction includes the lodge, tennis club, and vineyard areas. Projects consists of an interior demolition and shoring to existing guestrooms, as well as a complete interior remodel and an addition of a 6,000 SF lower floor to make it into a luxury Spa & Fitness Center. The spa features steam showers, massage treatment rooms with fireplaces, and outdoor terraces. Project also includes the renovation of an addition to the existing main lodge to create 6,600 SF of new lobby, meeting space, and retail area, enclosure of an existing Porte Cochere to create a grand lobby and construction of a new pool and jacuzzi deck extending under the tree canopy and grand water features, and tennis club sitework with a new 5,500 SF fitness building. The project features an outdoor swimming pool, kid's water play area, and bocce courts, in addition to a new herb garden set on a hillside within a vineyard. Carmel Valley Ranch Carmel, CA This 26,000 SF resort renovation and new construction includes the lodge, tennis club, and vineyard areas. Projects consists of an interior demolition and shoring to existing guestrooms, as well as a complete interior remodel and an addition of a 6,000 SF lower floor to make it into a luxury Spa & Fitness Center. The spa features steam showers, massage treatment rooms with fireplaces, and outdoor terraces. Project also includes the renovation of an addition to the existing main lodge to create 6,600 SF of new lobby, meeting space, and retail area, enclosure of an existing Porte Cochere to create a grand lobby and construction of a new pool and jacuzzi deck extending under the tree canopy and grand water features, and tennis club sitework with a new 5,500 SF fitness building. The project features an outdoor swimming pool, kid's water play area, and bocce courts, in addition to a new herb garden set on a hillside within a vineyard. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Paul Davis Partnership CVR HSGE, LLC None Completed 2010 Hotel / Resort Retail BACK TO PROJECTS

This project consists of a 34,000 SF steel building housing the new 384 seat performance venue in the heart of campus for dance, music, and theater. The basement level features dressing rooms, a green room, costume shop, stage trap and orchestra lift. State of the art audio-visual systems, rigging and orchestra shells, control and recording rooms, cat walks, tech galleries, and a scene fabrication shop provide infrastructure for young talent to flourish and exciting performance potential. The facility is the new venue for the Music at Menlo chamber music program and contains their administrative offices. Spieker Center for the Performing Arts Atherton, CA This project consists of a 34,000 SF steel building housing the new 384 seat performance venue in the heart of campus for dance, music, and theater. The basement level features dressing rooms, a green room, costume shop, stage trap and orchestra lift. State of the art audio-visual systems, rigging and orchestra shells, control and recording rooms, cat walks, tech galleries, and a scene fabrication shop provide infrastructure for young talent to flourish and exciting performance potential. The facility is the new venue for the Music at Menlo chamber music program and contains their administrative offices. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Hacker Menlo School None https://www.sfcv.org/articles/music-news/new-concert-venue-opens-menlo-school Completed 2020 Education BACK TO PROJECTS