Project included removing the existing stairs and portions of the mezzanine, and expanding the mezzanine, installing new lobby stairs and glass handrail.

When a new company purchased a building we constructed 20 years before, the new owner asked us to renovate and update the project for the client’s very specific needs.

The ICE Blocks, a unique separate-but-shared space, provides each firm with private offices while offering a large, common conference room and dining area.

Though the brewery looks like it was built for crafting beer, the building’s long history includes housing a movie theater, martial arts dojo, and car dealership.

This 55,000-square-foot office building was Sacramento’s first privately developed project to be awarded LEED Gold certification.

Starting with the site improvement work on 148,000 sq. ft. site, we constructed the large retail center from the ground up and provided the tenant improvements for national tenants.

This project included conserving a unique brick wall from the old industrial site, and constructing a two-story, mixed-use building on the site.

Building a place to serve as the heart of an active, tight-knit religious community was a collaborative process that involved active participation and ongoing communication with parish committee members.

After being chosen through a resumé review process, we worked with the church’s committee in a design/assist role, which included helping to establish and maintain a project budget.

The interior of the structural was removed, seismic upgrades were installed along with a new mezzanine, and the existing radial stairs were removed, refinished and installed wrapping a new elevator.

Committed to sustainable building and maximizing space functionality, the Pillsbury offices feature ecological materials, motion-sensing lighting, daylight harvesting features and a conference room with retracting partitions.

Located at the north end of Folsom’s historic Sutter Street, this empty lot presented complex challenges.

No construction project is easy, but site conditions can make some more challenging than others. The elevated shopping center site was home to a stunning heritage oak tree that had to be preserved.

We were honored when CBRE, a real estate services client, asked us to build out the firm’s new Sacramento offices on the 24th floor of the Bank of the West Tower.

Collaboration with the client and architect from the earliest stages allowed us to maximize the use of the site while incorporating the infrastructure, technology, and equipment to perform surgery.

After completing several projects in the large retirement community, we moved onto the final piece—a closely contained infill project that included underground parking, 28,000 square-foot post-tension deck, apartments for independent and assisted living, and a fitness center with an indoor pool and sauna.

We worked with the client to assist with design during this final phase of a senior living complex on a site that featured many heritage oaks.

We worked with Dr. Farid Gogani and his design team to capture the doctor’s vision of a dental office that combined the latest dentistry tools and technology with Old World grace and elegance.

Renovating an often-remodeled building can reveal some surprises.

California Family Fitness is our first and longest client, having worked on more than two dozen projects over many years.

This project involved renovating existing offices to LEED standards and expanding new Class A offices while minimizing construction related intrusions and keeping offices open.