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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

283,969 SF project featuring three Type I and Type III, midrise apartment building with 195 units. Project features five levels of wood frame above three on-grade concrete parking levels. The project also includes amenities and podium courtyards. Celeste South San Francisco, CA 283,969 SF project featuring three Type I and Type III, midrise apartment building with 195 units. Project features five levels of wood frame above three on-grade concrete parking levels. The project also includes amenities and podium courtyards. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction BDE Architecture Miller Cypress PRI II LLC None Completed 2024 Residential BACK TO PROJECTS

On an adjacent block to the Boise Downtown development project, the development calls for a multi-use building including, retail, cinema and office space. The entire project features renovations to four city blocks in the historical section of downtown Boise. The building is connected to a highly significant historical building, which was renovated in conjunction to the four block developments. Edwards Theatre Boise, ID On an adjacent block to the Boise Downtown development project, the development calls for a multi-use building including, retail, cinema and office space. The entire project features renovations to four city blocks in the historical section of downtown Boise. The building is connected to a highly significant historical building, which was renovated in conjunction to the four block developments. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. BoDo Partners LLC None Completed 2006 Retail Design-Build Historical BACK TO PROJECTS

Project consisting of a 64,000 SF tenant improvement for Clover Sonoma, a Northern California dairy production and distribution company. Project includes a 22,000 SF industrial warehouse, 34,000 SF cooler, and a 6,000 SF office space for warehouse and distribution support. The project was constructed concurrent with the shell construction for this 36 ft. high single story, 94,000 SF building. The tilt-up concrete shell was constructed over an uninsulated slab on grade, with open web steel roof framing and a TPO roof membrane. The tenant improvement portion of the project, with pallet racking, 13 dock bays with integrated door and vertical leveler controls, furnished offices and a 6,000 SF mezzanine was completed, occupied, and in full operation within three months of start date, overlapping the shell construction (closure pours and roofing) by 1-1/2 months in order to expedite completion schedule to meet tenant needs. Highlights of the project include the 34,000 SF, 25 ft. high cooler constructed as a “box within a box”. The cooler design temperature of 38 degrees Fahrenheit was enabled by a refrigeration system comprised of two 70-ton roof mounted refrigeration condensing units and twelve 12-ton indoor refrigeration evaporative coil units suspended from the roof structure. The new Cader Lane facility has allowed Clover Sonoma to consolidate several of their smaller dairy product warehousing locations in Northern California to just two locations, both within Petaluma city limits. The operational efficiency gained by this along with fewer truck trips and reduced transportation needs results in warehousing and distribution that is much more energy efficient and environmentally friendly. Clover Petaluma, CA Project consisting of a 64,000 SF tenant improvement for Clover Sonoma, a Northern California dairy production and distribution company. Project includes a 22,000 SF industrial warehouse, 34,000 SF cooler, and a 6,000 SF office space for warehouse and distribution support. The project was constructed concurrent with the shell construction for this 36 ft. high single story, 94,000 SF building. The tilt-up concrete shell was constructed over an uninsulated slab on grade, with open web steel roof framing and a TPO roof membrane. The tenant improvement portion of the project, with pallet racking, 13 dock bays with integrated door and vertical leveler controls, furnished offices and a 6,000 SF mezzanine was completed, occupied, and in full operation within three months of start date, overlapping the shell construction (closure pours and roofing) by 1-1/2 months in order to expedite completion schedule to meet tenant needs. Highlights of the project include the 34,000 SF, 25 ft. high cooler constructed as a “box within a box”. The cooler design temperature of 38 degrees Fahrenheit was enabled by a refrigeration system comprised of two 70-ton roof mounted refrigeration condensing units and twelve 12-ton indoor refrigeration evaporative coil units suspended from the roof structure. The new Cader Lane facility has allowed Clover Sonoma to consolidate several of their smaller dairy product warehousing locations in Northern California to just two locations, both within Petaluma city limits. The operational efficiency gained by this along with fewer truck trips and reduced transportation needs results in warehousing and distribution that is much more energy efficient and environmentally friendly. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Vitae Architecture Clover Stornetta Farms, Inc. None Completed 2016 Industrial Center Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

This 96,000 SF renovation of an existing building featuring structural modifications includes a new lobby area. Shell and core modifications consist of demolition, replacement of exterior skin, upgraded HVAC, lighting, and roof systems. Project also features upgrades to the existing restrooms as well as new landscaping and hardscape for the site. The project includes a partial tenant improvement scope to produce a market ready space. 222 Caspian Sunnyvale, CA This 96,000 SF renovation of an existing building featuring structural modifications includes a new lobby area. Shell and core modifications consist of demolition, replacement of exterior skin, upgraded HVAC, lighting, and roof systems. Project also features upgrades to the existing restrooms as well as new landscaping and hardscape for the site. The project includes a partial tenant improvement scope to produce a market ready space. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Korth Sunseri Hagey Architects Dostart Development None Completed 2014 Corporate BACK TO PROJECTS

This 150,000 SF tenant improvement project consists of a 5- story building featuring a 3,000 SF lobby, 20,000 SF café, 7,000 SF gym/fitness area. The project is the centerpiece of Sunnyvale’s high traffic Mathilda Avenue and serves as part of the Sunnyvale Campus for the world’s largest professional network, LinkedIn. LinkedIn - Mathilda Research Campus Sunnyvale, CA This 150,000 SF tenant improvement project consists of a 5- story building featuring a 3,000 SF lobby, 20,000 SF café, 7,000 SF gym/fitness area. The project is the centerpiece of Sunnyvale’s high traffic Mathilda Avenue and serves as part of the Sunnyvale Campus for the world’s largest professional network, LinkedIn. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction AP+I Design, Inc. LinkedIn Corporation None Completed 2014 Corporate Tenant Improvement LEED Gold BACK TO PROJECTS

This project consists of a shell and core remodel project of two 60,000 SF airplane hangars with a 6-story control tower. Project consisted of a free-standing mezzanine that served as the second floor, and featured a structural retrofit of the larger window openings at the short ends of the building, footings, as well as roof upgrades. Infrastructural updates included new streets, utility services, a new storm drain pump station, new levee, grading lots for future development, widening a bridge and extensive landscaping. This development will accommodate a community of 2,000 people at the former Hamilton Air Force Base Hamilton Landing Hangars 7 & 9 Novato, CA This project consists of a shell and core remodel project of two 60,000 SF airplane hangars with a 6-story control tower. Project consisted of a free-standing mezzanine that served as the second floor, and featured a structural retrofit of the larger window openings at the short ends of the building, footings, as well as roof upgrades. Infrastructural updates included new streets, utility services, a new storm drain pump station, new levee, grading lots for future development, widening a bridge and extensive landscaping. This development will accommodate a community of 2,000 people at the former Hamilton Air Force Base Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Interior Architects Barker Pacific Group None Completed 2008 Aviation Center Infrastructure BACK TO PROJECTS

Project consists of the complete demolition of the existing structure and the construction of a new 3-story, 30,000 SF poured-in-place concrete structure with a combination of glass, metal panel, screening elements and limestone façade. The 1.4 acre site includes an entry patio with a fountain, permeable interlocking pavers, bio-retention areas, planting and site concrete work. The first floor provides an OSHPD-3 certified space for clinical research including a customized space for pediatric research. The second and third floors have work space for researchers and conference rooms for interdisciplinary research teams. Stanford Freidenrich Center Palo Alto, CA Project consists of the complete demolition of the existing structure and the construction of a new 3-story, 30,000 SF poured-in-place concrete structure with a combination of glass, metal panel, screening elements and limestone façade. The 1.4 acre site includes an entry patio with a fountain, permeable interlocking pavers, bio-retention areas, planting and site concrete work. The first floor provides an OSHPD-3 certified space for clinical research including a customized space for pediatric research. The second and third floors have work space for researchers and conference rooms for interdisciplinary research teams. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction WRNS Studio Stanford School of Medicine None https://www.archdaily.com/302609/freidenrich-center-for-translational-research-wrns-studio http://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2012/10/new-freidenrich-center-will-help-streamline-clinical-research.html Completed 2012 Education Corporate BACK TO PROJECTS

This 575,000 SF project consists of demolition and tenant improvement to two existing 6-story office buildings and two existing 3-story office buildings. Project includes open office space, technical lab space, café, fitness center, and conference centers. MEP systems and equipment were completely replaced for the two 6-story buildings, and existing rooftop mechanical units were reused at the two 3-story buildings. The exterior skin facades of two buildings were renovated and the project also features a new four-level, 810 stall parking garage and significant site work for Broadcom’s new campus in North San Jose. Broadcom Headquarters San Jose, CA This 575,000 SF project consists of demolition and tenant improvement to two existing 6-story office buildings and two existing 3-story office buildings. Project includes open office space, technical lab space, café, fitness center, and conference centers. MEP systems and equipment were completely replaced for the two 6-story buildings, and existing rooftop mechanical units were reused at the two 3-story buildings. The exterior skin facades of two buildings were renovated and the project also features a new four-level, 810 stall parking garage and significant site work for Broadcom’s new campus in North San Jose. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction HOK Architects CMK LLC, Broadcom Limited None Completed 2018 Corporate Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

This project consists of one twenty story 399,282 SF office building with six levels of parking; two levels below grade and four levels above grade, comprising 377,213 SF. The project also features a seventeen story 335,001 SF office building with seven levels of parking; two levels below grade and five levels above grade, comprising 372,916 SF. These building are steel frame structures with granite and precast exterior. The project contract includes shell, core and interior improvements. Adobe Headquarters San Jose, CA This project consists of one twenty story 399,282 SF office building with six levels of parking; two levels below grade and four levels above grade, comprising 377,213 SF. The project also features a seventeen story 335,001 SF office building with seven levels of parking; two levels below grade and five levels above grade, comprising 372,916 SF. These building are steel frame structures with granite and precast exterior. The project contract includes shell, core and interior improvements. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction HOK Architects Adobe Systems, Inc. None Completed 1998 Corporate Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

This project consists of the construction of a 284 unit apartment complex (approximately 270,000 SF) on top of an existing 3-story concrete structure located in Emeryville. Project features exterior courtyards with landscaping and a swimming pool. The existing concrete structure has two levels of parking with retail shops at the ground level. Construction of the apartments did not disrupt the retail businesses because scaffolding will be held off the ground. The apartments are framed with a proprietary steel tube panelized wall system that supports all gravity and lateral loads while floors are framed with metal joists, plywood and concrete fill. Bay Street Apartments Emeryville, CA This project consists of the construction of a 284 unit apartment complex (approximately 270,000 SF) on top of an existing 3-story concrete structure located in Emeryville. Project features exterior courtyards with landscaping and a swimming pool. The existing concrete structure has two levels of parking with retail shops at the ground level. Construction of the apartments did not disrupt the retail businesses because scaffolding will be held off the ground. The apartments are framed with a proprietary steel tube panelized wall system that supports all gravity and lateral loads while floors are framed with metal joists, plywood and concrete fill. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction SB Architects Bay Street Housing Partners LP, MacFarlane Partners None Completed 2006 Residential BACK TO PROJECTS