This new $28.5 million, 20,000 square foot facility replaces the existing facility that was constructed in the 1940’s. The new coroner’s office includes an 1,800-square-foot autopsy complex with five autopsy stations, an observation platform to view the autopsy and decomposition areas, a full body X-ray machine, and a larger capacity morgue.

This $23 million Sutter Gould Medical Office Building is a 37,000 square foot, two-story health care center to house up to 30 physicians and staff.  It is a concrete tilt-up building with prefinished architectural metal panels, and sunshades for optimal day light admittance.

Being a completely new school campus for grades K-12, the Agnews School campus is the largest school construction project in the country in 2020, designed for a total of 3,200 students, comprising over 350,000 square feet of classroom space, and covering 55 acres. The high school has three 3-story buildings for classrooms, lab rooms, faculty and administration, and a library; a gymnasium building containing two full-size basketball courts, locker rooms, and appurtenant athletic rooms; a performing arts building with a theater, appurtenant performing arts and culinary facilities, and additional laboratories for engineering and biotech; and ancillary buildings, including a pool mechanical equipment room, a concessions building, a kiosk building, and dugout structures for athletic fields.

Fabrication of the structural steel includes large moment frame columns and beams, screen wall framing, AESS canopies, scrim wall framing, catwalks, pipe grid, and structural trusses for the large clear spans in the gymnasium and theater buildings.

New school for grades 6-8. The project comprises 5 buildings with over 100,000 square feet of classroom instruction, science labs, a library, a gymnasium with locker rooms and appurtenant athletic rooms, a kitchen and cafeteria with a performance stage, and is designed to accommodate 1,000 students.
Structural steel fabrication includes columns, beams and other structural framing components, wind screen wall framing, AESS canopies, stairs, hand railings, and appurtenant miscellaneous metals.

Walker Hall is an historic academic and administrative building in the heart of the UC Davis campus, and adjacent to Shields Library. Originally known as the Agricultural Engineering building, Walker Hall was first dedicated in 1928. A large part of the project is seismic upgrades. New construction included new facades, penthouse framing over existing roof, stairs, and decorative canopy.

This new 14,000 square foot Locker Building and Pool facility is a hybrid of structural steel and light gage framing. The new locker room and pool buildings are the only buildings on the new campus consisting of structural steel framing.

The $59 million Barbara Lee Science and Allied Health Center, the newest building at Merritt College in Oakland, is now one of just two buildings named as “Outstanding Project for 2015” by the prestigious Western Council of Construction Consumers.

In announcing Merritt’s award, the Council said that the Barbara Lee Center was “Among the most sophisticated community college learning centers in the U.S., and the most advanced community college science center in California.”  The building was also one of the few recipients to receive a “Sustainability Excellence Award” for its LEED Gold Certification.

With over 110,000 square feet of dedicated space for science and technology, the four-story Barbara Lee Health and Science building was completed on time and within budget, and is the region’s newest epicenter for innovation in science and technology.

The 20,680 square foot new gymnasium is constructed with concrete tilt-up panels and structural steel framing, and includes locker rooms, class rooms, offices and a snack bar.

A new 276,000 sf High School Campus with 14 buildings constructed with Structural Steel

Furnished galvanized steel framing for wind screen walls that attach to exterior face of buildings and open-air passageway.

New construction of a 27,900 square foot gymnasium that includes locker room/shower facilities, team rooms, an athletic training room, coach’s offices, and a lobby.

SMUD Headquarters was originally built in the 1960’s and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places, so a great deal of care was taken to preserve as much of the original structure and its elements as possible. The renovation included seismic upgrades to the existing building, 10,000 square feet of new construction on five floors and a new penthouse.

This CHP replacement facility is a 15,936 SF office/automotive building.  It incorporates public space, a main office, common use and support areas, and an auto service area.  Also included is a 910 SF generator building and 1,024 SF secured equipment/evidence storage building.  There is a secure parking area with overhanging solar photovoltaic frames and secure volatile equipment storage, gun cleaning, general storage, bulk evidence, and property storage.

New construction of a 43,600-square foot facility on the Tule River Indian Reservation that includes a court house, tribal social services agencies, justice services, and rehabilitation services.  Additionally, the Tulare County Sheriff’s Department and California Highway Patrol will both have office space.

This $23 million two-story building is nearly 32,000 square feet, and includes a sprawling health clinic, library, cafe, computer lab, study hall, art room, recording studio, and weight room.  The center is certified LEED Platinum.

Stuctural steel retrofit and upgrades of existing food processing facility.