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This 10,000 SF Spanish style residence includes a basement, wine cellar and a detached three car garage. Project has stone and hardwood flooring through out, reclaimed timbers for the interior and exterior roof and covered patio beams, two piece tile roofing along with a old world Spanish style stucco texture on the exterior walls, custom windows and doors and six masonry fireplaces through out the home. Project also featured installation of a permanent sixty foot railroad car bridge across an existing creek and a half mile of road that leads up to the home. A well, water tanks, septic system and primary electrical from a half mile away were needed to supply utilities to the new residence. Along with the main house is a 3,000 SF ranch foremans residence located near the existing barn about a mile from the main house. Private Residence Hollister, CA This 10,000 SF Spanish style residence includes a basement, wine cellar and a detached three car garage. Project has stone and hardwood flooring through out, reclaimed timbers for the interior and exterior roof and covered patio beams, two piece tile roofing along with a old world Spanish style stucco texture on the exterior walls, custom windows and doors and six masonry fireplaces through out the home. Project also featured installation of a permanent sixty foot railroad car bridge across an existing creek and a half mile of road that leads up to the home. A well, water tanks, septic system and primary electrical from a half mile away were needed to supply utilities to the new residence. Along with the main house is a 3,000 SF ranch foremans residence located near the existing barn about a mile from the main house. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Sergio Erick Ramirez-Batiz & Associates Confidential None Completed 2008 Private Residence BACK TO PROJECTS

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

This project includes the renovation of an additional 35,542 SF to existing the 38,000 SF library. The project includes a 23,511 SF book storage facility in three 7,737 square foot fire separated storage modules that are temperature and humidity controlled environment in mezzanines with in the modules. The module structure consists of pre-stressed precast colored and exposed aggregate concrete panel, fireproofed steel structure and in-rack pre-action fire sprinkler system. The process office expansion is 9,300 SF and consists of exposed CMU walls, curtain wall window system and clerestory glass exterior skin. Process office space also consists of temperature controlled film storage room, break room expansion, restrooms, offices and book scanning rooms. Site work includes expansion of parking lot, loop access road, landscape areas, patio, and a storm drain system to meet current C3 requirement. Stanford Auxiliary Library 3.2 Livermore, CA This project includes the renovation of an additional 35,542 SF to existing the 38,000 SF library. The project includes a 23,511 SF book storage facility in three 7,737 square foot fire separated storage modules that are temperature and humidity controlled environment in mezzanines with in the modules. The module structure consists of pre-stressed precast colored and exposed aggregate concrete panel, fireproofed steel structure and in-rack pre-action fire sprinkler system. The process office expansion is 9,300 SF and consists of exposed CMU walls, curtain wall window system and clerestory glass exterior skin. Process office space also consists of temperature controlled film storage room, break room expansion, restrooms, offices and book scanning rooms. Site work includes expansion of parking lot, loop access road, landscape areas, patio, and a storm drain system to meet current C3 requirement. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Stanford University None Completed 2013 Data Center Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS

This project consists of a 120,000 SF Interior renovation with computer room, large presentation/training facility, cafeteria. Mentor Graphics San Jose, CA This project consists of a 120,000 SF Interior renovation with computer room, large presentation/training facility, cafeteria. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction NA Mentor Graphics None Completed 2011 Corporate Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

Design/Build construction of a 2-rink addition to the existing Solar4America Ice complex. The 20,000 SF addition includes a 4,200 seat AHL stadium rink with adjoining practice rink & commissary building complete with locker rooms, commissary kitchen & concessions, large scale restroom facilities, and a professional locker room. The new stadium rink includes a suite level with (12) private suites, (8) loge suites and a theater box suite for larger groups, while the new practice rink building consists of (12) new public locker rooms and a 2nd floor bar overlooking the ice rink. The new 3-story commissary building features an AHL locker room and team office spaces, commissary kitchen, and ice chiller plant room which supports both new rinks as well as a renovated third existing rink. 20,000 SF of space is designated to future tenants which occupies a portion of the 2nd floor and all of the 3rd floor in the commissary building. Hybrid, pre-engineered metal buildings are utilized for the structures of the new buildings with a standing seam panel roof system and insulated metal panel exteriors. The HVAC system includes dehumidification for the ice rinks and a fully integrated controls system. Project also consists of new infrastructure, site work and storm water treatment. The project will receive a LEED Silver rating. Tech CU Arena San Jose, CA Design/Build construction of a 2-rink addition to the existing Solar4America Ice complex. The 20,000 SF addition includes a 4,200 seat AHL stadium rink with adjoining practice rink & commissary building complete with locker rooms, commissary kitchen & concessions, large scale restroom facilities, and a professional locker room. The new stadium rink includes a suite level with (12) private suites, (8) loge suites and a theater box suite for larger groups, while the new practice rink building consists of (12) new public locker rooms and a 2nd floor bar overlooking the ice rink. The new 3-story commissary building features an AHL locker room and team office spaces, commissary kitchen, and ice chiller plant room which supports both new rinks as well as a renovated third existing rink. 20,000 SF of space is designated to future tenants which occupies a portion of the 2nd floor and all of the 3rd floor in the commissary building. Hybrid, pre-engineered metal buildings are utilized for the structures of the new buildings with a standing seam panel roof system and insulated metal panel exteriors. The HVAC system includes dehumidification for the ice rinks and a fully integrated controls system. Project also consists of new infrastructure, site work and storm water treatment. The project will receive a LEED Silver rating. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Sharks Ice, LLC None Completed 2022 Athletic Center Design-Build LEED Silver BACK TO PROJECTS

This 130,000 SF tenant improvement within a new 4-story core/shell building was originally constructed by Devcon. The project consists of labs, a café, offices and a Central Utility Plant that is pre-manufactured in a new enclosure on site. Project also features installation of an emergency generator. Dell EMC / DSSD Menlo Park, CA This 130,000 SF tenant improvement within a new 4-story core/shell building was originally constructed by Devcon. The project consists of labs, a café, offices and a Central Utility Plant that is pre-manufactured in a new enclosure on site. Project also features installation of an emergency generator. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction ArcTec, Inc. SI 46, LLC None Completed 2017 Corporate Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

This 39,870 SF project consists of a new auxiliary gymnasium and student life center on the campus of Bellarmine College Preparatory. The building houses a gymnasium, weight training room and athletic support spaces, a student activities center, campus store, and faculty offices for the dean, nurse, counseling and college guidance staff. The two-story building totals four levels including a basement. Construction is concrete mat slab on grade and retaining walls, structural steel frame with light gauge steel infill, with glass, metal panel and plaster skin. Bellarmine Auxiliary Gym and Student Life Center San Jose, CA This 39,870 SF project consists of a new auxiliary gymnasium and student life center on the campus of Bellarmine College Preparatory. The building houses a gymnasium, weight training room and athletic support spaces, a student activities center, campus store, and faculty offices for the dean, nurse, counseling and college guidance staff. The two-story building totals four levels including a basement. Construction is concrete mat slab on grade and retaining walls, structural steel frame with light gauge steel infill, with glass, metal panel and plaster skin. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Bellarmine College Preparatory None Completed 2012 Education Design-Build LEED Silver BACK TO PROJECTS

This project consists of conversion of 130,000 SF lab space into Facebook use featuring new kitchen, major event presentation space, interstitial stair additions, and significant site upgrades. Much of the project was completed in partially occupied building with shaft and roof modifications in live building. Construction schedule was reduced by half the time with staff working seven days a week, shiftwork, and extreme fast-track methods. MPK28 Campus Menlo Park, CA This project consists of conversion of 130,000 SF lab space into Facebook use featuring new kitchen, major event presentation space, interstitial stair additions, and significant site upgrades. Much of the project was completed in partially occupied building with shaft and roof modifications in live building. Construction schedule was reduced by half the time with staff working seven days a week, shiftwork, and extreme fast-track methods. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Kevin Daly Associates Confidential None Completed 2017 Corporate LEED Gold BACK TO PROJECTS

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

500,000 SF campus project consisting of four (4) four-story steel framed buildings. Exterior building features include curtain wall, corrugated metal panels, Alpolic flat metal panels and brick. Interior construction features include hard wall offices and lab space. SGI Crittenden Mountain View, CA 500,000 SF campus project consisting of four (4) four-story steel framed buildings. Exterior building features include curtain wall, corrugated metal panels, Alpolic flat metal panels and brick. Interior construction features include hard wall offices and lab space. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Studios Architects Silicon Graphics, Inc. None Completed 2001 Corporate BACK TO PROJECTS

This 143,713 SF student housing project consists of 101 contemporary style apartment units with 9,283 SF of basement space. The project consists of 3-story and 4-story Type V wood structures, which surround various themed courtyards and architectural components such as water features, artwork, boldly designed stairways, and an eclectic palette of feature walls. Amenities include a multi-purpose building, study areas, a well-appointed lobby lounge area, open air terraces for social and private activities, flex spaces, as well as dining/kitchen areas at each floor. There are also outdoor landscaped features within the courtyards, which include a BBQ, fireplaces, and water features. Stanford Highland Hall Stanford, CA This 143,713 SF student housing project consists of 101 contemporary style apartment units with 9,283 SF of basement space. The project consists of 3-story and 4-story Type V wood structures, which surround various themed courtyards and architectural components such as water features, artwork, boldly designed stairways, and an eclectic palette of feature walls. Amenities include a multi-purpose building, study areas, a well-appointed lobby lounge area, open air terraces for social and private activities, flex spaces, as well as dining/kitchen areas at each floor. There are also outdoor landscaped features within the courtyards, which include a BBQ, fireplaces, and water features. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Steinberg Architects, LEGORETTA Stanford University None https://www.archdaily.com/884098/highland-hall-residences-stanford-university-legorreta https://architizer.com/projects/stanford-university-gsb-highland-hall/ Completed 2016 Residential Education BACK TO PROJECTS

This 108,608 SF project features a six-story Type III over podium wood frame multi-family rental development consisting of 102 housing units, a parking garage, commercial and community space, onsite office space for staff, and common areas including a laundry room and courtyard. Donner Lofts San Jose, CA This 108,608 SF project features a six-story Type III over podium wood frame multi-family rental development consisting of 102 housing units, a parking garage, commercial and community space, onsite office space for staff, and common areas including a laundry room and courtyard. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction HKIT Architects MidPen Housing Corporation None Completed 2016 Residential BACK TO PROJECTS