Articles Tagged with ''Sacramento''

Since its initial construction in 1912, the historic Capitol Park Hotel has served a variety of roles, from women’s college to furniture store and most recently as temporary housing for the homeless before closing down in 2020.

While official figures suggest the high point of the post-pandemic recovery for the region’s AEC industry may be nigh, there are good reasons to remain optimistic.

Energy conservation is a hallmark of this California State Office Building in Sacramento, one of the state’s first net-zero energy, net-zero carbon, all-electric government office facilities.

The largest project for the Sacramento I-5 corridor since being built in 1975, this 67-mile roadway project included pavement rehabilitation, new carpool lanes, ramp meters, sound walls and the extension of various entrance and exit ramps.

In addition to being Sacramento County’s first freestanding rehabilitation hospital, this 58,000-sq-ft facility more than doubles the inpatient rehabilitation capacity formerly available at UC Davis Medical Center.

DPR Construction's Nils Blomquist outlines how the Sacramento region’s booming population is fueling its construction sector.

The Sacramento County Dept. of Airports expects to complete the expansion work by 2027.

The century-old former power station on Sacramento’s riverfront was completely renovated to house more than 27,000-sq-ft of exhibit space and provide an anchor for the Robert T. Matsui Waterfront Park.

Tasked with the first design-build project undertaken by California’s Department of General Services, the project team was committed to make delivery of the new 374,000-sq-ft home for California’s Health and Human Services Agency as efficient as possible.

Updates on projects and companies in the California and Northwest regions.