Mountaineer Square is a large mixed use residential, retail and transit center at the base of the Crested Butte ski area in Colorado. This new mountain village combines the community's need for a sense of place with the resort's need for first class amenities and a warm bed base at this destination locale. The plan incorporates viewsheds and indigenous architecture with 300,000 sf of mixed-use development. The building structural systems are steel frames with composite concrete floors, supported on spread footings. The village plaza and garage is a hybrid of precast concrete basement walls and columns, and slab on grade. The plaza deck is a topping slab with snow-melt system, over a concrete and metal deck composite slab, supported by steel beams. Precast concrete shear walls at the stair/elevator cores are utilized as the lateral force resisting system. The ground floor ballroom has a column free space achieved by using story height transfer trusses to support the floors above.
$65M construction cost

This Port of Oakland project includes 3 design-build projects, totaling over 280,000 gsf. The buildings vary in type and use but include a 6-story mixed used building, with lower level restaurants, shops, outdoor markets, and cooking schools; a 2-story mixed use building with lower level restaurants; and a set of single story buildings for retail. The upper levels consist of Class A office spaces. Some of the buildings are located over existing subterranean parking structures, requiring careful coordination and planning. The rest of the buildings are supported on driven pile foundations. The structural systems are primarily steel braced frames with concrete fill on metal decks, but also include some timber elements.
$60M construction cost

Strawberry Village retail consists of major renovations to an 8-building complex plus construction of 4 new one- and two-story buildings. The structures are hybrid wood and steel construction with steel moment frames at the storefronts to maximize open spaces. The project is fast-track construction, utilizing a driven concrete pile foundation. Sustainable design elements, including the re-use of salvaged heavy timbers, are incorporated into the project.
$9.7M construction cost

60,000 gsf, two-story steel structure with concentric braced frames over one level of subterranean parking. This upscale, gourmet supermarket includes an old-fashioned butcher counter, on-site meat preparation, seafood, counter, floral services, delicatessen, bakery, and sidewalk-style cafe on the ground floor. Escalator in the atrium-like main entry hall leads to the second floor restaurant, cooking school and cookware retail store.
$10.2M construction cost

This three-story steel/wood hybrid structure houses 32,000 gsf of shops and restaurant and includes a 3,000 gsf a penthouse residential "owner's" unit. The building is located near the new gondola at the base of Heavenly Valley Ski Resort, and features exposed manufactured wood framed columns and exterior walkway with an open storefront. The unique geometry and materials reflect its alpine setting. The roof system incorporates skylights and translucent panels to bring natural light into the building.
$6.8M construction cost

A four-story steel-framed "loft style" 60,000 gsf luxury residential building containing 32 units constructed over two levels of subgrade parking.
$6M construction cost

The Clubhouse is a two story, 50,000 gsf, golf course & swim club clubhouse with immaculate finishes. The building is faced with 8 inch stone masonry and wood shingle siding, set into the hillside with cart storage, pro shop and woman's locker rooms and lounges downstairs. Upstairs the building houses the men's locker rooms and golf lounge, a mixed grill, large event and dining rooms, meeting rooms, card rooms, kitchen and services. The swim club with olympic pool and diving and fitness facilities are located adjacent to the parking lot at the south-west side of the building. The building is constructed with all structural materials including concrete, masonry, steel frames, and wood framing.
$18M construction cost

Structural engineering design and construction administration services for remodeling and expansion of public spaces and addition of new service elevator. Work included below grade wall penetration, suspended floor expansion of prefunction space, new stairs, new ceiling mountings in ballrooms, slab leveling, handrail details, etc.
$38M construction cost

This 125,000 gsf complex consists of :

• One-story Cultural Arts/Theater
• Two-story Administration building
• Two-story Fitness Center
• One-story building containing adult classrooms
• One-story structure housing a youth program
• One-story building accommodating early childhood education programs
• One-story kindergarten through 5th grade structure

In addition, the campus features an indoor pool, interconnecting covered walkways and support pads for temporary trailers.
$28M construction cost