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 project features a 206,000 SF tenant improvement within a 4-story warm shell consisting of office and software lab functions, cafeteria and espresso bar, and training rooms. Interior design features many specialty finishes with focus on acoustical performance and employee collaboration spaces. The architecture takes advantage of a large central atrium with a 6,000 SF skylight, 4-story stair structure, and outdoor patios at top floor. Office space is primarily open plan with exposed systems, and specialty lighting and acoustical panels throughout. East Palo Alto Corporate Center East Palo Alto, CA This project features a 206,000 SF tenant improvement within a 4-story warm shell consisting of office and software lab functions, cafeteria and espresso bar, and training rooms. Interior design features many specialty finishes with focus on acoustical performance and employee collaboration spaces. The architecture takes advantage of a large central atrium with a 6,000 SF skylight, 4-story stair structure, and outdoor patios at top floor. Office space is primarily open plan with exposed systems, and specialty lighting and acoustical panels throughout. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction IA Interior Architects Sobrato Development Companies LLC None Completed 2017 Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

Project Consists of 164,000 SF concrete, post-tensioned slab parking garage for the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Watsonville. The parking garage is six stories tall and boasts 455 stalls. Watsonville City Center Garage Watsonville, CA Project Consists of 164,000 SF concrete, post-tensioned slab parking garage for the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Watsonville. The parking garage is six stories tall and boasts 455 stalls. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Walker Parking City of Watsonville and Santa Cruz County None Completed 2005 Parking Structure BACK TO PROJECTS

25,000 SF tenant improvement consisting of an executive suite featuring design/build MEP. Western Digital Cal - 1 Milpitas, CA 25,000 SF tenant improvement consisting of an executive suite featuring design/build MEP. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction HTK Studio Western Digital None Completed 2025 Tenant Improvement Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS

Previous John Castagnoli Vice President of Construction John Castagnoli grew up in the Bay Area learning about the construction industry and Devcon from his father and grandfather who owned a local design-build HVAC firm. “I was able to watch first-hand how HVAC systems were designed, bid, and built and how those systems were incorporated into buildings. I realized at an early age that my passion was to work on large construction projects and set a goal to work at Devcon Construction based on the company’s leadership, culture, integrity, industry reputation, and unique design-build capabilities,” Castagnoli recalled. After graduating from Colorado State University with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Castagnoli returned to the Bay Area earning a Master of Science in Structural Engineering from Stanford University and started at Devcon as a Project Engineer in 2001. He was promoted to Project Manager in 2005, Project Executive in 2014, and his current position of Vice President in 2019. While at Devcon, Castagnoli has managed a wide variety of project types including commercial office campuses, a five-star hotel, computing labs, a medical research facility, a downtown high-rise office tower, data center expansions, multiple parking structures, and infrastructure improvements. As Vice President, his responsibilities include serving as the client contact, providing pre-construction and estimating services, design management, scheduling projects for maximum efficiency, and project cost controls. Castagnoli led the 1212 Bordeaux project which was awarded the National Award of Excellence from the Design-Build Institute of America and received seven separate awards for design, construction process improvements and sustainability and the 1400 Page Mill Road project which achieved Net-Zero electric and received eight awards for architecture and energy performance. “I am driven every day by the opportunity to work with the incredible architects, project management teams, and field crews at Devcon to design and build aspiration projects for our clients including Net-Zero Electric, LEED Platinum, Living Building Challenge, Net-Zero Carbon, and Progressive Design Build Campuses.” Next

Previous Justine Pereira Vice President “I feel very proud to work for a solid company over the last few decades that has built its reputation on designing and constructing quality projects,” says Justine Pereira, Vice President. “Its amazing how many projects Devcon has built throughout Silicon Valley since my inception here at Devcon.” Pereira joined Devcon in 1984 as a Project Assistant. Over the years and numerous construction projects, Justine has worked her way up through the ranks of Executive Assistant to the President, Gary Filizetti, and currently as a Vice President. Since 2007, Pereira has also been an Officer of the Corporation serving as the Corporate Secretary. In addition to managing and training the administrative staff, she also oversees marketing, advertising and event planning for the company. Next

Previous Bret Sisney Chief Financial Officer Having gotten to know Devcon and Gary Filizetti as his client while working as a Certified Public Accountant for KPMG, Bret Sisney, Vice President – Accounting, Finance and Investment – knew exactly what to say when Filizetti mentioned in 1988 that Devcon needed a new Controller. “How about me?” Sisney asked. “It was a great opportunity to work for a great company,” Sisney said. In addition to accounting, banking and insurance, Sisney’s role as Controller included managing human resources (HR) and information technology (IT). He also oversees Devcon’s investments, including the firm’s pension and profit-sharing plans, and development projects. He became principal in 1995, and officially took the title of Vice President in 2000. During his days as a CPA, Sisney developed a specialty in auditing real estate and construction companies, although his experience with high-tech clients has been invaluable in negotiating contracts for Devcon. Sisney earned a bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Santa Clara University in 1980. He is a member of the California State Society of Certified Public Accountants, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Construction/Financial Manager Association. Next

Previous Tony Taormino Vice President of Construction As a Vice President, Tony Taormino handles client contact, coordination between the architect, designers and engineers, estimating, managing interiors and building shells, scheduling of projects for maximum efficiency, and cost control, materials and labor management for a portfolio of clients, and often collaborates with other executives on their projects. “Since I was a child, my passion has been to construct and being a part of the Devcon Team gives me great pride with that. There is no better feeling than watching a vision transform into a physical structure.” Taormino joined Devcon Construction, Inc. in October 2004 as a Project Engineer and was promoted to Project Manager in 2006; he was then promoted to Sr. Project Manager in 2013 and Project Executive in 2015. Tony has been involved in projects of various sizes, ranging from tenant improvements to commercial to high density residential, as well as the preconstruction and construction phases for multiple projects “We are dedicated and driven to meet our client’s needs. Coming to work every day to contribute to that mission gives me great satisfaction.” Tony holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Santa Clara University Next

Previous Andy Bloom Vice President of Construction The construction industry has always been part of Andy Bloom’s DNA being raised around his family’s general contracting company in California’s Central Valley. Growing up, Andy’s summers were spent working as a laborer on concrete tilt-ups before attending Santa Clara University and earning a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. While at Santa Clara University, he was hired at Devcon Construction as a Project Engineer intern in 2004 and has been with the company since. “As long as I can remember, I knew I was going to be a general contractor; however, it has exceeded all expectations being part of such highly regarded and successful company,” Bloom states. In his role as Vice President of Construction, Bloom’s responsibilities include serving as Devcon’s contact for clients while providing pre-construction, estimating, design management, and scheduling services. During the construction phase, he ensures these services translate to maximum project efficiency and project cost controls. During his time at Devcon, Bloom has been involved with several high-profile clients in a variety of industries – tech companies, professional sports teams, higher education institutions, and venture capitalists. Reflecting on his experience, Bloom says, “Being involved with these large projects is very rewarding, but not without its challenges. Every day is a new challenge, but I could not be prouder to work daily with my fellow Devcon teammates and represent Devcon at the highest level. I look forward to each day and continue to evolve with the latest Silicon Valley has to offer.” Next

Design/build project consisting of a new 241,679 SF steel frame, 8-story high-rise office building and separate 5 ½-level, 317,042 SF standalone parking structure. The office has a rooftop mechanical penthouse, roof screen and terraces on floors 3, 5 and 7. The parking structure features partial exterior cladding, complimentary to the office building. The site design includes new landscaping at the new office and parking structure, along with substantial new landscaping at the existing adjacent office buildings. The site design also features parking area adjustments, new parking area landscaping and other hardscape and exterior amenity spaces, along with a relocated standalone fire pump room (with an underground tank) and covered trash enclosure. Peninsula Innovation Point Burlingame, CA Design/build project consisting of a new 241,679 SF steel frame, 8-story high-rise office building and separate 5 ½-level, 317,042 SF standalone parking structure. The office has a rooftop mechanical penthouse, roof screen and terraces on floors 3, 5 and 7. The parking structure features partial exterior cladding, complimentary to the office building. The site design includes new landscaping at the new office and parking structure, along with substantial new landscaping at the existing adjacent office buildings. The site design also features parking area adjustments, new parking area landscaping and other hardscape and exterior amenity spaces, along with a relocated standalone fire pump room (with an underground tank) and covered trash enclosure. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Lane Partners and Barings None Completed 2024 Corporate Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS

This 29,000 SF project consists of a 3-story classroom building, featuring a new landscaped plaza and parking lot that connects the new building with the existing campus. The steel structure with a stucco and metal panel exterior provides four hands-on-learning labs, including an Engineering Lab and Arts & Technology Lab -- nine classrooms, a Center for Career & Life Success, Campus Ministry Center with dedicated space for prayer and meditation, and a gallery celebrating Women of Impact. Notre Dame Center for Women's Leadership San Jose, CA This 29,000 SF project consists of a 3-story classroom building, featuring a new landscaped plaza and parking lot that connects the new building with the existing campus. The steel structure with a stucco and metal panel exterior provides four hands-on-learning labs, including an Engineering Lab and Arts & Technology Lab -- nine classrooms, a Center for Career & Life Success, Campus Ministry Center with dedicated space for prayer and meditation, and a gallery celebrating Women of Impact. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc Notre Dame High School None Completed 2020 Education Design-Build Interiors Notre Dame High School BACK TO PROJECTS

Building 1: 289,650 SF project consisting of interior tenant improvements to an existing 8-story building for Palo Alto Networks’ new headquarter campus. The project features office space, training rooms, briefing rooms, command centers, catering kitchen, and food service areas. Building 2: 309,975 SF project consisting of interior tenant improvements to an existing 8-story building for Palo Alto Networks’ new headquarter campus. The project includes office space, server rooms, a film studio, and a café. Tenant improvements feature demolition and new construction of office spaces, server rooms, conference rooms, film studio, and food service areas. Building 3: 30,485 SF project consisting of interior tenant improvements to an existing 2-story building for Palo Alto Networks’ new headquarter campus. This building features a cafe and fitness center, with tenant improvements including demolition and new construction of locker rooms, exercise rooms, restrooms, juice bar, kitchen and dining area. Palo Alto Networks Buildings 1, 2 & 4 Santa Clara, CA Building 1: 289,650 SF project consisting of interior tenant improvements to an existing 8-story building for Palo Alto Networks’ new headquarter campus. The project features office space, training rooms, briefing rooms, command centers, catering kitchen, and food service areas. Building 2: 309,975 SF project consisting of interior tenant improvements to an existing 8-story building for Palo Alto Networks’ new headquarter campus. The project includes office space, server rooms, a film studio, and a café. Tenant improvements feature demolition and new construction of office spaces, server rooms, conference rooms, film studio, and food service areas. Building 3: 30,485 SF project consisting of interior tenant improvements to an existing 2-story building for Palo Alto Networks’ new headquarter campus. This building features a cafe and fitness center, with tenant improvements including demolition and new construction of locker rooms, exercise rooms, restrooms, juice bar, kitchen and dining area. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Gensler & Associates, Palo Alto Networks None Completed 2017 Corporate Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS