Stanford Research Park, Palo Alto, CA
New construction -70,000 sf, 4-story office
Located in Stanford Research Park
Fronting El Camino with outdoor amenity spaces on a variety of levels
Palette of limestone wall panels and a sculptural metal panel form that cantilevers toward the main street and entry
Re-use of existing underground garage
Construction completion June, 2020
Architecture
Santa Clara, CA
Sited along Freeway 101 at the San Tomas interchange, this project positions two buildings totaling 350,000 sf. The campus can then serve as 2 full building tenants or 1 tenant facility.
Two 5-story buildings, including a 200,000 sf one and a 150,000 sf one.
Similar contemporary and compositional styling with a bridge interconnecting at 3 levels.
2-story underground garage with 530 cars
Buildings organized around a central entry court with amenity space
Master Planning
Architecture
East Palo Alto, CA
Final office building added to an existing 480,000 sf campus originally designed by Clifford Chang and constructed in 2001.
Client: Paceline Investors
Columbia Properties
Six story Life Science + Office of 180,000 sf
Three story underground parking with 540 cars that links to existing underground parking
Contemporary design integrated with existing traditional buildings through use of consistent Limestone and granite materials
Landscaped Podium above garage
Plaza entry at University Ave
Master Planning
Architecture
Mountain View, CA
Year Completed: 2014
Developer: PSAI Realty
Client: PSAI Realty
Contractor: Devcon Construction
Team: Nishkian/Chamberlain, Reed Associates, Steve Nakashima
3-story office between two existing offices on-site and adjacent to Caltrain on Evellyn Ave.
3-story underground garage below serving 250 cars
50,000 sf office space
Contemporary design relates to traditional adjacent buildings with industrial/rural vernacular
Animated street frontage with multiple entries
LEED Gold Certification in process
Master Planning
Architecture
Cupertino, CA
Year Completed: 2006
Developer: Sandhill Property Company
Client: Sandhill Property Company
Tenant: Apple
Contractor: Taisei Construction
Team: KPFF
The first certified LEED Silver building in Cupertino is nestled within a grove of Redwood trees and includes a 60,000 sf, 3-story office and parking structure. The contemporary style combines a palette of flat and profiled GFRC panels, curtain wall and punched windows. An upper level projection among existing redwood trees is evocative of a tree house and accentuates the main street entry.
master planned 60,000 sf Class-A office currently occupied by Apple
three-story construction with GFRC panels fronting De Anza
four-story garage structure serving 250 cars, half below grade
first LEED Silver CS Certified project in Cupertino
many redwood trees maintained on-site
Mountain View, CA
Year Completed: 2014
Developer: Dostart Development
Client: Dostart Development
Tenant: Synopsys
Contractor: Devcon Construction
Team: Devcon Construction Nishkian/Menninger, Guzzardo Partnership, Kier/Wright
Two five story buildings create this 340,000 sf office campus that is sited to maximize freeway visibility along Hwy 237 while forming an intimate green space that preserved a cluster of existing redwood trees. An arc of GFRC panels inter-laced with glass curtain wall unifies the buildings and creates a gateway to a central plaza and pavilion. The project achieved LEED Gold certification.
Project Features
340,000 sf Class A corporate office campus
two five-story buildings
located at intersection of Middlefield & Hwy 237
15.6 acre development
LEED CS Gold Certified
maximized freeway visibility
existing redwood tree cluster preserved, forming an intimate green space
arc of GFRC panels inter-laced with glass curtain wall unifying the buildings and creating a gateway to a central plaza and pavillion.
PROJECT SERVICES
Master Planning
Architecture
Developer: Arden Realty
Client: Arden Realty
Locati0n: The Embarcadero
Project Services:
Sunnyvale, CA
Year Completed: 2007
Developer: Exterra Realty/SCM Properties
Client: Exterra Realty/SCM Properties
Contractor: Wentz Construction
Team: Louie International, Reed Associates, JMH Weiss
This 400,000 sf office campus includes a corner 5-story building anchoring the main intersection, two 4-story buildings flanking either side and two parking structures accommodating 500 cars. Buildings are arranged around a land-scaped court with amphitheater and sport activity areas. Facades integrate precast, curtain wall and punched windows with aluminum sun-shades and visors accenting key locations. Designed for LEED Silver Certification.
400,000 sf Class A corporate office campus
Two ,4-story buildings around a central 5-story corner building
5-Level parking structure serving 500 cars
13-acre development
LEED Silver
Central landscape court defined by structures
Amenity areas with outdoor lounge, sports and amphitheater seating
Facades integrate precast, curtain wall and punched windows with aluminum sunshades and visors accenting key locations.
Incorporated signature sculpture by Guy Dill
Master Planning
Architecture
Mountain View, CA
Designed by Clifford Chang as Principal Designer for architect of record Hoover Assoc.
Year Completed: 2003
Developer: Peery/Arillaga
Client: Alza/Peery/Arillaga
Tenant: Google
Contractor: Vance Brown
Team: Middlebrook/Louie, EDAW
This three building campus, located adjacent to the Shoreline Amphitheater, is a consolidation of Alza’s separate facilities. The three 4-story buildings encompass 540,000 sf and are arranged in a pin-wheel configuration around a central court and connected by bridges. The exteriors are a combination of precast with brick veneer cladding, punched windows, and curtain wall. A 1,000 car garage sits below podium with extensive landscaping and a water feature above.
540,000 sf Class A corporate office campus located adjacent to the Shoreline Amphitheater
Currently occupied by top tier Google executives including Larry Page
Three 4-story buildings arranged in a pin-wheel configuration around a central court, over garage
1-level garage podium serving 1,000 cars
Landscaped podium with palm trees and central fountain
Brick precast panels
Buildings connected by overhead glass bridges
Master Planning
Architecture
