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- Stanford Northwest Data Center
This project included a design/build purpose built single story 9,200 SF CMU structure to house critical data processing (data center) and communications equipment (communications hub) and an emergency call center. The data center houses 96 server racks and associated network racks for critical systems. The communications hub houses 32 network racks and additional fiber distribution frames, and is part of a campus wide network of redundant hubs which are designed to remain functional after a major earthquake or similar event. The call center is a back-up facility to be used in the event the main call center is rendered inoperable. Stanford Northwest Data Center Stanford, CA This project included a design/build purpose built single story 9,200 SF CMU structure to house critical data processing (data center) and communications equipment (communications hub) and an emergency call center. The data center houses 96 server racks and associated network racks for critical systems. The communications hub houses 32 network racks and additional fiber distribution frames, and is part of a campus wide network of redundant hubs which are designed to remain functional after a major earthquake or similar event. The call center is a back-up facility to be used in the event the main call center is rendered inoperable. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Stanford University None Completed 2014 Data Center Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS
- Franklin Templeton Investments Data Center
This 25,000 SF warm shell build out includes a new data center and support rooms in an existing tilt-up concrete shell and site work. Devcon used BIM to 3D model the Data Center and Chiller Plant before construction began. Franklin Templeton Investments Data Center Stockton, CA This 25,000 SF warm shell build out includes a new data center and support rooms in an existing tilt-up concrete shell and site work. Devcon used BIM to 3D model the Data Center and Chiller Plant before construction began. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Franklin Templeton Companies None Completed 2010 Data Center Design-Build LEED Silver BACK TO PROJECTS
- NetApp Building 11
This project consists of a 20,000 SF conversion of existing open office space into new training facility. NetApp Building 11 Sunnyvale, CA This project consists of a 20,000 SF conversion of existing open office space into new training facility. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction NA Network Appliance None Completed 2005 Corporate BACK TO PROJECTS
- Thermo-Fisher
This design/build tenant improvement project consists of a 90,000 SF interior conversion of an existing 185,000 SF concrete tilt-up into a plastics manufacturing facility. Project included an overhead rack distribution system, new customized electrical, mechanical, process piping, and condensed dry air systems to support the thermoplastic injection equipment, and storage housed in 65,000 SF of the one-story space. Special facilities include a tool room, a grinding room, and an outside chiller plant, and two large silos to feed raw materials to the machines. Since the tanks were erected on special concrete pads on the gradient of the loading dock incline, a new and catwalk with safety rail was built to accommodate the change in elevation. The remaining 25,000 SF of office space includes a large break room with an exterior patio, a small break room, large conference areas and perimeter offices. One conference room includes a sliding partition and built-in video projection and audio equipment. Thermo-Fisher Petaluma, CA This design/build tenant improvement project consists of a 90,000 SF interior conversion of an existing 185,000 SF concrete tilt-up into a plastics manufacturing facility. Project included an overhead rack distribution system, new customized electrical, mechanical, process piping, and condensed dry air systems to support the thermoplastic injection equipment, and storage housed in 65,000 SF of the one-story space. Special facilities include a tool room, a grinding room, and an outside chiller plant, and two large silos to feed raw materials to the machines. Since the tanks were erected on special concrete pads on the gradient of the loading dock incline, a new and catwalk with safety rail was built to accommodate the change in elevation. The remaining 25,000 SF of office space includes a large break room with an exterior patio, a small break room, large conference areas and perimeter offices. One conference room includes a sliding partition and built-in video projection and audio equipment. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Thermo-Fisher None Completed 2010 Industrial Center Tenant Improvement Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS
- Quadrus
This project consists of demolition of an existing 3-story office building to house a 33,127 SF 2-story office building on a 17,099 SF concrete podium over a parking garage. The project is a warm shell and features bathroom cores, office space, sitework with landscaping, and 58 parking stalls. Project also consists of an elevated concrete slab, concrete foundation walls and columns, complex shoring, retaining walls, glass and aluminum window assemblies, balconies and concrete patios, plaster and stone exterior veneer. Quadrus Menlo Park, CA This project consists of demolition of an existing 3-story office building to house a 33,127 SF 2-story office building on a 17,099 SF concrete podium over a parking garage. The project is a warm shell and features bathroom cores, office space, sitework with landscaping, and 58 parking stalls. Project also consists of an elevated concrete slab, concrete foundation walls and columns, complex shoring, retaining walls, glass and aluminum window assemblies, balconies and concrete patios, plaster and stone exterior veneer. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Robert Remiker Architect DivcoWest None Completed 2014 Corporate 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
- Welcome Center at Kiley Ranch
This design/build 3,400 SF standalone stick framed building had the design intention to move the building in three sections to another location within Kiley Ranch. This project incorporates state of the art interior design and landscaping/site work with (2) natural boulder water features, one with an antique windmill over it. The project is an environmentally friendly/green building approach with bamboo countertops, re-used wood flooring from a Midwestern barn, high recycled content on the majority of construction materials, recycling of majority of the construction debris, motion sensor energy efficient lighting, and sensor operated bathroom fixtures. Best Practices LEED for a certified rating. Welcome Center at Kiley Ranch Sparks, NV This design/build 3,400 SF standalone stick framed building had the design intention to move the building in three sections to another location within Kiley Ranch. This project incorporates state of the art interior design and landscaping/site work with (2) natural boulder water features, one with an antique windmill over it. The project is an environmentally friendly/green building approach with bamboo countertops, re-used wood flooring from a Midwestern barn, high recycled content on the majority of construction materials, recycling of majority of the construction debris, motion sensor energy efficient lighting, and sensor operated bathroom fixtures. Best Practices LEED for a certified rating. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Kiley Ranch Communities None Completed 2009 Retail Design-Build LEED Certified 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
- Silicon Graphics, Inc. B900
100,000 SF tenant improvement within two 2-story shells. Project consists of open office, conference rooms, break rooms an all-hands training area, and first floor data center with perimeter support labs. Project also includes exterior skin and site modifications to add truck level and grade level loading dock for new shipping & receiving, as well as retrofit of existing trash enclosure into new mechanical service yard to serve data center. Silicon Graphics, Inc. B900 Milpitas, CA 100,000 SF tenant improvement within two 2-story shells. Project consists of open office, conference rooms, break rooms an all-hands training area, and first floor data center with perimeter support labs. Project also includes exterior skin and site modifications to add truck level and grade level loading dock for new shipping & receiving, as well as retrofit of existing trash enclosure into new mechanical service yard to serve data center. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction ArcTec Aruba Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company None Completed 2018 Tenant Improvement Data Center Corporate BACK TO PROJECTS
- Santa Cruz Lighthouse
Project consists of a 45 FT Coast Guard approved lighthouse sitting at the point of the jetty. Santa Cruz Lighthouse Santa Cruz, CA Project consists of a 45 FT Coast Guard approved lighthouse sitting at the point of the jetty. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Mesiti-Miller Engineering Santa Cruz Port District None Completed 2002 Infrastructure BACK TO PROJECTS
- Stanford Denning House
This 18,000 SF wood frame building is located on the Stanford campus. The project consists of a 2-story featuring glass storefront and clerestory, executive offices, conference rooms, high-end collaborative dining area and classroom at 2nd floor, interior stairs and complete food service preparation area. Stanford Denning House Stanford, CA This 18,000 SF wood frame building is located on the Stanford campus. The project consists of a 2-story featuring glass storefront and clerestory, executive offices, conference rooms, high-end collaborative dining area and classroom at 2nd floor, interior stairs and complete food service preparation area. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Ennead Architects Stanford University None https://www.archdaily.com/915655/denning-house-at-stanford-university-ennead-architects https://www.architectmagazine.com/project-gallery/denning-house_o https://www.detail-online.com/article/to-study-in-a-treehouse-denning-house-at-stanford-35185/ Completed 2018 Corporate Stanford University Merit Award for Architecture 2020 - AIA Silicon Valley BACK TO PROJECTS
- Tannery Artist Lofts
This 180,000 SF project consists of two 4-story apartment buildings built on a concrete podium with parking below. Project features 100 live/work apartments with 10’-0” ceilings on the lower floors and vaulted ceilings on the top floors. The buildings are designed to be compatible to the existing architecture as well as the historical elements that surround the site. Tannery Artist Lofts Santa Cruz, CA This 180,000 SF project consists of two 4-story apartment buildings built on a concrete podium with parking below. Project features 100 live/work apartments with 10’-0” ceilings on the lower floors and vaulted ceilings on the top floors. The buildings are designed to be compatible to the existing architecture as well as the historical elements that surround the site. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Tannery Artist Lofts Limited Partnership None Completed 2009 Residential Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS












