Interiors – ��ѿTV.

300 Lakeside

Sandy Wong — Fri, 13 Aug 2021 20:55:51 +0000

300 Lakeside, known as the Kaiser Center, is a 28-story, 792,000 SF high-rise commercial office and retail building with three basement levels. The building stands alone but is part of a 7.2-acre city block which includes a five-level, 1,405-stall parking garage with a rooftop garden, and a 128,872 SF, mixed-use office and retail building known as “The Mall”. The proposed project includes base building work, landlord’s work, tenant improvement work, and seismic work. ��ѿTV self-performed lead abatement on all 28 floors, as well as hard and soft demolition, structural concrete, and site work concrete including bollards.

140 New Montgomery

Joel Boardman — Thu, 04 Sep 2014 17:03:56 +0000

This historic Art Deco structure and former home of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Building, designed by Timothy Pflueger and completed in 1925 as one of San Francisco’s first high-rises, underwent significant renovation and conversion into a 280,000 SF modern office tower. Restoration and repair of the signature lobby was complimented with the transformation of the former service courtyard into a sculptural garden and dining area. Original windows were replaced with replica, high efficiency windows and historic wood doors, “Bell” symbols in the lobby, wood paneling in the executive board room and the marble-clad staircase were restored and retained, as well as a full terra cotta facade restoration. Added amenities included extensive parking and showers for bikes, a restored historic central stair for tenant circulation and a full MEPFS upgrade designed with flexibility, efficiency, and scalability in mind.

A full seismic upgrade to the 31-story building included the installation of over 2.5 million pounds of steel reinforcement, 6,400 yards of shotcrete, 10 buckling restrained braces, and five super columns extending continuously from the basement to the 19th floor. Sustainability was a key focus and the building achieved LEED Gold level certification.

2121 Webster Street / The Pacific

Lauren Wesson — Wed, 16 Dec 2015 00:53:59 +0000

Conversion of the former University of the Pacific Dugoni School of Dentistry building into 76 high-end residential condominiums and townhomes. The precast concrete exterior skin was removed and replaced with a high-performance glass curtain wall. Work also included seismic upgrades and all new interior improvements. The townhomes are LEED Silver certified and the nine-story tower is LEED Gold.

ACT Strand Theater

Joel Boardman — Thu, 04 Sep 2014 17:14:10 +0000

��ѿTV transformed a 1917 vaudeville house known as “The Jewel” into a 300-seat venue for the American Conservatory Theater (ACT). In order to adapt the historic, four-story reinforced concrete and steel building into a modern performance venue, many alterations and upgrades were necessary, including a full seismic upgrade to the structure, restoration of the main facade on Market Street, and underpinning and excavation to add square footage. The building’s complete interior remodel provided a live performance theater, box office, lobby, bar/cafe, green room, office space, and flexible space for rehearsals and gatherings. The project achieved LEED Silver certification.

Meals on Wheels SF

Lauren Wesson — Thu, 04 Jan 2018 16:44:08 +0000

Meals on Wheels is a new, two-story, 36,800 SF facility containing a new commercial high production kitchen, cold storage, warehouse, loading docks, logistics and office space. At the heart of the project is the 22,000 SF high-tech production kitchen for bulk meal production.

UOP Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry

Joel Boardman — Wed, 10 Sep 2014 23:51:08 +0000

Conversion of the former Wells Fargo Data Center in downtown San Francisco into the new Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry. The dental school occupies approximately 225,000 SF of the building and features interactive classrooms, clinical examination floors, and offices. The remainder of the building is being leased to outside tenants.

The construction scope involved replacement of the exterior cladding with new high-performance glazing; reconfiguration of the building entry to make it more visible and inviting to pedestrian traffic; installation of escalators between the first and second floors to bring dental patients to the clinical floors; all new MEPFS systems; and state-of-the-art dental equipment for research, teaching, and training. The project achieved LEED Gold certification.

400/430 California

Sandy Wong — Tue, 12 Nov 2019 21:49:45 +0000

��ѿTV completed the seismic retrofit of this fully occupied, historic bank originally built in 1908. The project scope included structurally stiffening the bank by adding steel and creating a horizontal wall braced by new concrete and dampeners. That wall was connected to the roof of the bank and stiffened by a lattice frame of new steel. By connecting the neighboring tower to the bank, the deflection of the tower prevents structural failure of the bank.

��ѿTV also renovated the 6,500 SF lobby of the building, which included a living green wall from the ground floor to the third floor soffit, updated the building management systems, and the replacement of the building’s entire glass storefront system. The team self-performed hard and soft demolition.

Walt Disney Family Museum

Joel Boardman — Thu, 11 Sep 2014 00:05:56 +0000

��ѿTV balanced rehabilitation of the historic former barracks on the main parade ground of the Presidio with the need to develop a visitor-friendly layout and infrastructure for multimedia programming around Walt Disney’s life and work. Construction involved three historic buildings and adhered to federal historic preservation standards. Work included a glass atrium gallery, restoring the original brick facades, and extensively excavating and underpinning to a depth of 35 feet below grade to create an underground theater and sub-basement. The building’s structural systems were upgraded with a variety of seismic connections interwoven with shotcrete.

Olympic Club

Joel Boardman — Thu, 04 Sep 2014 18:39:42 +0000

The phased historic renovation of the nation’s oldest athletic club, along with the new construction of an eight-story addition in a bustling part of downtown San Francisco. The renovation of the original 1910 building completely removed and replaced its upper two floors while maintaining the historic masonry facade. Work included seismic upgrades and interior improvements to modernize the space. The new facility includes 18 hotel rooms, two indoor pools, two gymnasiums, nine squash and handball courts, a restaurant, a full sports bar, a snack bar, two exercise studios, 6,000 SF of exercise equipment, 4,000 wood lockers, corporate offices, and parking for 130 cars.

Contemporary Jewish Museum

Thu, 07 Aug 2014 22:05:56 +0000

The new home of the Contemporary Jewish Museum incorporates the former Jessie Street Substation historic structure and features a unique design by world-renowned architect Daniel Libeskind. The museum, which totals approximately 64,000 SF, includes exhibition areas, café, retail store, offices, meeting rooms, a multi-purpose room, auditorium, and support spaces for these functions.