The four-floor, 68,000-sq-ft project transformed three floors of conventional office space into a variety of custom collaboration and laboratory areas to support cutting-edge life science and bio-pharmaceutical research.
Bay Area Rapid Transit’s new headquarters involved restacking nine floors totaling 234,000 sq ft from a perimeter closed-office configuration to a primarily open-office arrangement, augmented by collaboration space.
Steep slopes, a narrow access road and the close proximity of residences complicated the process of replacing a nearly century-old, 127-ft-long timber trestle bridge.
The nine-building residential complex is the nation’s largest student housing project providing 1,247 units and nearly 3,300 beds for the fast-growing university.
The 37,000-sq-ft renovation and 18,000-sq-ft addition and upgrade to the Wellness, Education, Leisure, and Lifestyle (WELL) facility was designed to needed to relieve crowding due to an expanding student population and expand the range of services.
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.
Built to address the healthcare needs of one of the fastest growing areas of California, the new five-story, 210,000-sq-ft medical office building, one-story pharmacy/lab pavilion and two-level parking garage were integrated into a busy 13-acre site.
The two-story WellBeing Center is designed to be the flagship building for Gilead Sciences’ Foster City campus while illustrating innovative approaches to construction.
The new three-story, 58,000-sq-ft addition to the existing medical facility provides 40 beds in all-private patient rooms, two operating rooms, an endoscopy and gastroenterology room, 20 intensive care unit beds, and 11 post-anesthesia care unit bays.