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Constructed in 1912, the building originally housed compressed air and hydraulic power-generation equipment and served as an electrical substation that transformed and distributed electrical power for a 69-acre shipyard along San Francisco’s waterfront.

This LEED Platinum redevelopment includes a two-story classroom and science building, temporary modular classrooms and remodeled classrooms and lounge areas.

When the 95-year-old buildings that comprise Alameda High School could not meet California seismic standards, the Alameda Unified School District decided to tackle a major upgrade and retrofit that would also provide a 21st-century learning environment.

This 16,000-sq-ft improvement was constructed on a condensed 26-week schedule.

A major commuter route, I-880 is the most heavily used corridor in the Bay Area for moving goods.

Located at the center of a densely populated and active campus, the 30,000-sq-ft Burbank Auditorium was completely transformed from the inside out, providing significant upgrades to circulation, interior design, technology, building systems, seismic and theatrical production systems while also incorporating a 5,000-sq-ft addition.

This six-story specialty cancer facility was designed to integrate with the existing campus at UCSF Medical Center Mission Bay.

This 55,000-sq-ft facility hosts 36 private inpatient rooms and inpatient and outpatient specialized support facilities designed after extensive benchmarking studies, tours of other facilities and academic peer reviews.

This museum promotes the rich culture of Mexico and Mexican-Americans.

This 20,800- sq-ft library replaced a 4,000-sq-ft structure to provide Salinas with a space dedicated to lifelong learning.