The Saint-Gobain Renovation project upgraded a manufacturing facility in Garden Grove, Calif., to support evolving operational needs. The work included new concrete footings, installation of a two-ton crane system and additional mechanical, electrical and plumbing infrastructure. The more than 4,500 SF renovation also included reframing for forklift access, epoxy flooring and interior finishes that improved the facility’s functionality and efficiency. 

The project required extensive interior demolition and reconstruction while modernizing both production and office spaces. Improvements included new overhead doors; relocated and expanded office areas; upgraded plumbing, mechanical and electrical systems; fire sprinkler integration; and new interior finishes throughout the facility. 

ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊÔ´ transformed three floors of an occupied eight-story 1970s office building into a modern ambulatory care destination for Sutter Health, strengthening access to coordinated outpatient services in San Francisco. Using a design-build delivery method with Boulder Associates, the 17,775 SF project required careful phasing to keep the building fully operational throughout construction.

Working within a decades-old structure, the team navigated hazardous materials abatement and unforeseen existing conditions. Laser scanning verified field conditions while robotic layout technology improved precision during framing, helping the team adapt quickly and maintain schedule confidence across all three phases.

Phase 1 delivered a 2,500 SF blood draw lab on the fourth floor featuring six draw stations, a processing lab and staff support spaces. Phase 2 converted the third floor into a 12,000 SF primary care center with 23 exam rooms, three exam-plus rooms, a procedure room and centralized reception, all designed to balance patient privacy with efficient team-based care. Phase 3 completed the transformation with a first-floor imaging department.

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Nestled in the Pasadena foothills, General Motors envisioned a bold new home for its Advanced Design Studio — a creative hub dedicated to exploring the future of mobility. More than a traditional automotive design center, the facility serves as an innovation laboratory where designers, sculptors and engineers imagine what personal transportation could look, feel and evoke 10 to 20 years from now.

ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊÔ´ transformed a vacant, aging campus into a dynamic destination where more than 100 creative professionals collaborate to envision the next generation of mobility. The design-build project reimagined 81,600 SF of warehouse space into a sophisticated design studio featuring open collaboration areas, conference rooms and support spaces, complemented by a 17,464 SF mezzanine and a 3,440 SF building addition. An industrial fabrication building houses automobile turntables, CNC machines, paint booths, modeling machines and other equipment needed to bring concepts from sketch to full-scale prototype.

Connecting both buildings is a private courtyard designed for vehicle evaluations under natural sunlight. Three rotating turntables display model vehicles from every angle in a secure setting for design reviews, events and collaboration. What started as an adaptive reuse project grew into a lasting partnership, with ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊÔ´ remaining on site beyond the initial phase to support ongoing projects and enhancements as GM continued investing in its Advanced Design Studio.

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The Health Sciences Division at Rose State College has experienced significant growth over the past decade, creating a need for expanded facilities to support increasing enrollment and workforce development demands. To meet this need, the college completed a 54,263 SF renovation and expansion of its Health Sciences Center. ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊÔ´ lead the project and coordinated construction activities to minimize disruption to ongoing campus operations and academic programs.

The project included a complete renovation of the nursing wing, featuring skills labs, simulation spaces, simulation rooms and support areas designed to meet Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) standards. Additional improvements included new offices, restrooms, storage areas and technology that supports data collection and simulation-based learning. The project also delivered a new 140-seat lecture hall and renovations to four classrooms, expanding the college’s instructional capacity and enhancing the student learning experience.

Working closely with college administration, faculty and project partners, ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊÔ´ coordinated architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical and specialty trade work to meet quality, schedule and design requirements. Through proactive planning, procurement, subcontractor coordination and stakeholder communication, the project was completed ahead of schedule while maintaining a safe environment for students, faculty and staff.

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The building, originally constructed in 1994, underwent renovations to accommodate program requirements for a new medical clinic facility. The scope of work included a near‑complete interior demolition and remodel of the existing movie theater.

The project included new MEP systems, fire suppression, fire alarm systems and all new finishes. The building now features a central waiting and reception area at the main entrance, providing seating for about 60 individuals. The facility houses an urgent care clinic, pharmacy, pediatrics department, laboratory, therapy gym, speech therapy services, counseling rooms, office space, and shipping and receiving areas.

The team added structural steel and a concrete deck to the second floor to allow for future expansion of clinic services and installed an elevator to improve accessibility.

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The 53,000 SF multipurpose indoor practice facility was constructed using a pre-engineered metal building (PEMB) system, with a durable enclosure composed of masonry and translucent wall panels that provide natural lighting throughout the interior. The structure houses two primary spaces: a 45,000 SF synthetic turf field designed for flexible use across football, soccer, baseball and softball, and a 5,000 SF weight room built to support athletic training and conditioning. Designed for year-round use, the facility supports a wide range of athletic programs, team practices, and offseason training.

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Sutter Health’s Mills‑Peninsula Medical Center Cath Lab 2 project included a complete gut and full renovation to support high‑acuity cardiac and vascular diagnosis and intervention cases. At the center of the updated suite is the Philips Azurion 7 C20 FlexArm with ambient lighting, a ceiling‑mounted diagnostic system designed for flexible positioning, advanced imaging and image‑guided navigation to support complex cases. The new room configuration emphasizes clinician visibility and efficient workflow through a multi‑monitor setup and a rotatable large‑format display.

The project scope included a complex seismic retrofit, overhead MEP coordination and upgrades spanning the cath lab procedure room and its connected control room. Surgical lighting, radiation shielding and seamless integration with existing hospital infrastructure were also incorporated to meet the demands of a critical care environment. The result is a high‑performance clinical space that strengthens the hospital’s ability to deliver interventional care with consistency, confidence and long‑term durability.

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ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊÔ´ Real Estate and ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊÔ´, in partnership with PIH Health, are developing a 112,000 SF multi‑specialty medical office building on the PIH Health Whittier Hospital campus. The new facility will expand access to coordinated outpatient care for communities across Los Angeles and Orange counties by consolidating a broad range of services in one convenient location.

The project stems from a comprehensive systemwide master planning effort, during which PIH Health and ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊÔ´ evaluated inpatient and outpatient service lines against 30‑year market projections. This analysis helped identify shifting specialty demand, optimize service distribution across the region and determine which clinical services should be expanded or introduced on the Whittier campus. The resulting medical office building supports PIH Health’s long‑term strategy and strengthens its broader regional network.

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The Outagamie County Canopy Project represents an investment in the county’s Material Recovery Facility (MRF). To deliver the 7,500 SF steel-framed canopy addition, ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊÔ´ was engaged in a turnkey approach – providing architectural, engineering and construction services.

The canopy enhances the facility’s ability to manage recycling processes while protecting vital equipment and staff from the harsh Wisconsin weather, balancing functionality with form. As a result, recycling operations remain efficient and reliable year-round, supporting and reinforcing the county’s leadership in environmental stewardship. 

For decades, ThedaCare has turned to ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊÔ´ to help deliver projects of all shapes, sizes and levels of complexity. When the healthcare system’s Neenah pediatrics clinic needed additional space, they turned to ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊԴ’s design and engineering team to deliver a model that offered the right balance of functionality and modern aesthetics.

For this project, the design team transformed underused space that was shelled but not fully built out when ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊÔ´ originally constructed the clinic in the early 2000s.

Comprising approximately 7,000 SF, the remodeled portion of the clinic adds a sizable nurses station, X-ray room, 19 exam rooms, five providers’ rooms, two immunization preparation rooms, with one functioning as a laboratory; a dirty supply/biohazard room and a restroom.

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