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Pacific Station

Project Info
Location: 687 South Coast Highway 101, Encinitas, CA
Project Area: 149,159 square feet
Project Type: Mixed Use/Retail
Version: LEED CS v2.0
Certification Level: Silver
Points Achieved: 28
Certification Date: 4/11/2012

Project Team
Developer: John Dewald & Associates
Architect: John Maple Architects
Construction Manager: MKG Consulting
General Contractor:  Crane Development
Civil:  Pasco Engineering
Structural Concrete:  Seneca Structural Engineers
Structural:  Dunn Savoie
Plumbing/Mechanical/Electrical Engineers: FARD Engineering
Landscape Architect: The Lightfoot Planning Group
Soils Engineer:  Geotechnics
Shoring & Lagging:  Elliott Drilling Services
Dry Utilities Consultant: Geodanlis Consultants
Commissioning Agent:  Burgess Group
LEED Consultant: Drew George & Partners

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San Diego National Wildlife Refuge, Sweetwater Bay, Service & Support Facility

Located in the SweetWater Marsh National Wildlife Complex near the town of Chula Vista in southern California, the Service/Support Building is a 2,350 sf building with a primary purpose of supporting the complex. The building has two occupied work spaces, smaller storage rooms, and two garage bays for vehicle storage.  The design of the building achieves enhanced energy performance, increased indoor air quality and water efficiency by utilizing a smart lighting design, low VOC (volatile organic compounds) materials, and high efficiency plumbing fixtures.

Project Info
Location: 1080 Gunpowder Point Drive, Chula Vista, CA 91910
Project Area: 2,350 sf
Project Type: Federal Government
Version: LEED NC 2009
Certification Level: Silver
Points Achieved: 51
Certification Date: 10/03/2011

Project Team
Owner: US Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service
Architect: Line and Space, LLC
Landscape Architect: Neri Landscape Architect
Civil, Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical Engineers: GLHN Architects and Engineers
Structural Engineer: Holben Martin and White
General Contractor: PCL Construction
Commissioning Agent:  CTG Energetics
LEED Consultant: Drew George & Partners

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San Diego National Wildlife Refuge, Sweetwater Bay, Administration Headquarters

The Sweetwater Marsh Unit of the San Diego National Wildlife Refuge Complex is located in the southern portion of the eastern shore of California’s San Diego Bay in the city of Chula Vista, California.  The proposed building site is on the disturbed uplands known as Gunpowder Point, and the surrounding marsh offers resting, foraging, and nesting areas for a diverse assemblage of birds.

The SDNWR Administrative Headquarters/ Visitor Contact Station is a single story 6,510 sf building consisting of individual office space, multi-occupant work areas, and a group learning space. The new facilities will accommodate 15 Fish and Wildlife Service staff and provide workspace for two volunteers associated with the Friends of San Diego Wildlife Refuges group.  Public uses that occur on Gunpowder Point include wildlife observation along existing trails, photography, interpretation, and environmental education. The new Visitor Contact Station will serve as a “portal” to connect people with nature, increase usage of the Refuge’s trails and enhance the visitor experience.  The building features an architectural design created with the goal of discouraging bird strikes on building windows.  The design of the building achieves enhanced energy performance, increased indoor air quality and water efficiency by utilizing a smart lighting design, low VOC (volatile organic compounds) materials, and high efficiency plumbing fixtures.

Project Info
Location: 1080 Gunpowder Point Drive, Chula Vista, CA 91910
Project Area: 6,510 sf
Project Type: Federal Government
Version: LEED NC 2009
Certification Level: Gold
Points Achieved: 62
Certification Date: 10/24/2011

Project Team
Owner: US Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service
Architect: Line and Space, LLC
Landscape Architect: Neri Landscape Architect
Civil, Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical Engineers: GLHN Architects and Engineers
Structural Engineer: Holben Martin and White
General Contractor: PCL Construction
Commissioning Agent:  CTG Energetics
LEED Consultant: Drew George & Partners

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Hoover High School Green Woodshop (San Diego Unified School District)

Part of the San Diego Unified School District, the project is located on the Hoover High School Campus in the City Heights section of San Diego, California.  The Green Woodshop project is the construction of a new 5,293 sf building consisting of a classroom, open bay, and storage areas.  The classroom will serve up to 30 students and 1 full time teacher at a time.  The design of the building achieves enhanced energy performance, increased indoor air quality and water efficiency by utilizing a smart lighting design, low VOC (volatile organic compounds) materials, and high efficiency plumbing fixtures.

Project Info
Location: 4474 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92115
Project Area: 5,293 sf
Project Type: K-12 Education
Version: LEED for Schools v2.0
Certification Level: Silver
Points Achieved: 38
Certification Date: 2/21/2012

Project Team
Owner:  San Diego Unified School District
Architect:  GC Architects
Mechanical Engineer:  Turpin Rattan Mechanical
Commissioning Agent:  Nationwide Building Commissioning Service
Contractor Project Manager:  Soltek Pacific Construction
LEED Consultant:  Drew George & Partners

  
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The Granada on Hardy

Project Info
Location: 5505 Hardy St.
Project Area: 104,516 sf
Project Type: Multi-Family Residential
Version: LEED NC v2009
Certification Level: Certified
Points Achieved: 43
Certification Date: 2/29/2012

Project Team
Owner: 55th & Hardy, LLC
Architect: Joseph Wong Design Associates
General Contractor: Legacy Building Services
Civil Engineer/Landscape Architect: Rick Engineering Company
Electrical Engineer: Kruse & Associates
Mechanical/Plumbing Engineer: McParlane & Associates
Commissioning Agent: Equal Air Balance
LEED Consultant: Drew George & Partners

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Repair Training Building 730

Located in the Lemoore Naval Air Station near the town of Lemoore in Central California, the Repair Building A #730 project is the renovation of an 82,637 sf single story office building.

The design of the building achieves enhanced energy performance, increased indoor air quality and water efficiency by utilizing a smart lighting design, low VOC (volatile organic compounds) materials, and high efficiency plumbing fixtures.

Project Info
Location: Lemoore NAS, CA
Project Area: 82,637 sf
Project Type: military
Version: LEED NC v2.2
Certification Level: Silver
Points Achieved: 34
Certification Date: 1/06/2012

Project Team
Owner: Southwest Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command
Architect: Architects Mosher Drew Watson Ferguson
General Contractor: Soltek Pacific
Structural/Civil Engineer:  Flores Lund
Electrical/Mechanical Engineer: Randall Lamb
Interior Design:  K. Killman
Commissioning Agent: Yardley-Zaretsky, Inc.
LEED Consultant: Drew George & Partners

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Hazard Way Building B

Building “B” is an existing building that is owned by the County of San Diego, and was renovated as part of the County’s new “County Operations Center” redevelopment project.  This 3-story building received a “gut” rehab, with all new MEP systems and architectural elements.  The building will house County and other government employees upon completion.

Project Info
Location: 9335 Hazard Way San Diego, CA 92123
Project Area: 18,780 sf
Project Type: municipal, office
Version: LEED NC v2009
Certification Level: Certified
Points Achieved: 41
Certification Date: 9/15/2011

Project Team
Owner: Department of General Services Project Management Division
Developer: Lowe Enterprises Real Estate Group
Architect: RJC Architects
General Contractor: Roel Construction
Landscape: WRT Design
Structural Engineer: Burkett & Wong
Electrical Engineer: Michael Wall Engineering
Mechanical/Plumbing Engineer: McParlane & Associates
Energy Modeler: Brummitt Energy Associates
Commissioning Agent: MBO
LEED Consultant: Drew George & Partners

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Hazard Way Building A

Project Info
Location: 9325 Hazard Way, San Diego, Ca  92123
Project Area: 24,821 SF
Project Type: municipal, office
Version: LEED NC v2009
Certification Level: Certified
Points Achieved: 43
Certification Date: 9/28/2011

Project Team
Owner: Department of General Services Project Management Division
Developer: Lowe Enterprises Real Estate Group
Architect: RJC Architects
General Contractor: Roel Construction
Landscape:  WRT Design
Structural Engineer:  Burkett & Wong
Electrical Engineer: Michael Wall Engineering
Mechanical/Plumbing Engineer: McParlane & Associates
Energy Modeler: Brummitt Energy Associates
Commissioning Agent: MBO
LEED Consultant: Drew George & Partners

Category : Blog

Point Mugu Community Center

The Point Mugu Community Center is a 8,074 square foot building located in Point Mugu, CA.  The center provides fitness facilities, park areas, and meeting rooms for individuals and families living in the adjacent military housing community.  The community center was constructed, owned, and operated by San Diego Family Housing, LLC in partnership with the Navy over a 50 year lease term.  It was designed by Architects Torti Gallas and Partners to reflect the Spanish architecture historically found in California, and to match four other community centers built by Clark Realty Capital and Lincoln Properties.

Project Info
Location: Point Mugu, CA
Project Area: 8,074 sf
Project Type: community, military
Version: LEED NC v2.2
Certification Level: Silver
Points Achieved: 35
Certification Date: 5/23/2011

Project Team
Developer: San Diego Family Housing, Clark Realty Capital
Property/Asset Management: Lincoln Properties
Architect: Torti Gallas & Partners, Inc.
Contractor: Clark Builders
Civil Engineer: Rick Engineering
Structural: Swanson & Associates
Landscape Architect: Rick Engineering
MEP Engineer: Fard Engineers
Energy Modeling: Brummitt Energy Associates
Commissioning Agent: Drew George & Partners
LEED Consultant: Drew George & Partners

Category : Blog

Red Maple Village

Located in Tracy, California at the intersection of Tracy Boulevard and Valpico Road, the Red Maple Village project is a retail area consisting of 4 buildings classified as Shops. There are various parking areas throughout the project site, along with a retention pond located on the north–west side of the project that handles the stormwater created by the site.

Project Info
Location: Tracy, CA 95376
Project Area: 40,802 sf
Project Type: retail
Version: LEED CS v2.0
Certification Level: Silver
Points Achieved: 28
Certification Date: 9/13/2011

Project Team
Owner: Kitchell Development Company
Architect: Rauschenbach Marvelli Becker
Civil Engineer: AMS Associates, Inc
Landscape Architect: Odyssey Design Group
MEP Engineer: Rauschenbach Marvelli Becker
Commissioning Agent: Enovity, Inc.
LEED Consultant: Drew George & Partners

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