The architectural design follows the Meyers Community General Plan and the Tahoe Regional Planning Agencies Design Policies, which dictate an Alpine character blending with the natural beauty of the area... [ more ]
Under construction on a 15 acre site near Los Angeles, this new complex includes administration, classroom, kitchen and gym facilities. The main building is a 88,000 s.f. purpose-built masonry structure... [ more ]
This project consisted of interior renovation of the existing eight-story, 320,000-square-foot administration and courthouse building. Design services included structural analysis and modification survey, redesign of all existing mechanical systems... [ more ]
This 350,000 square foot renovation included a complete seismic upgrade, hazardous material abatement, accessibility compliance, upgraded mechanical and electrical systems, a new EMCS and full fire detection/suppression system... [ more ]
Completed in February 2001, this $12,000,000 mixed-use redevelopment project located in downtown Davis occupies an entire city block. Its architectural form is based on the California mission style, adding character and grace to the downtown area with its generous overhangs and covered walkways... [ more ]
This three-story, 50,000-square-foot landmark office structure designed by Dean F. Unger was a combination speculative space building and corporate headquarters. The firm integrated complete interior renovation, mechanical, electrical, signal, and data systems, space planning, accessibility compliance... [ more ]
In 1993, the firm prepared a feasibility study for the renovation of this listed 1936 Moderne building, then in 1999 produced a design which achieved the renovation goals at a cost approximately one million dollars below budget... [ more ]
This CVC AIA award-winning building is a three-story, 60,000-square-foot structure designed to blend with adjacent architecture. Interior offices overlook a three-story atrium... [ more ]
