2205 Fortune


2205 Fortune

San Jose, CA

PROJECT FEATURES

Construction completion: 2023

35,000 sf exterior + interior renovation of existing 1-story concrete tilt-up for office/warehouse use

New offices, conference rooms and restrooms

New exterior paint scheme





 

 

 

680 Charter Office + Life Science

680 Charter R+D


Client: Bauen Capital

Construction: Starts 2023

This repositioning of a single-story concrete tilt-up building incorporates a new skin of perforated, corrugated Corten metal panels applied over the concrete walls. The translucent panels rise above the existing roof to convey a large sculptural presence and express the diagonal steel stud structure behind. New windows are added in addition to a full seismic upgrade.

Project Features

Corrugated/perforated Corten Metal Panels

Project Services

  • Architecture

 

280 Bernardo Addition + Renovation

280 Bernardo

Mountain View, CA

  • Repositioning and addition of 116,000 sf concrete tilt-up industrial building

  • New glass lobby added fronting Central Expressway and enclosing an internal collaboration courtyard with glass garage door access

  • New scissor roof line developed through addition of corrugated + perforated Corten metal panels. This presents a transparent skin that shows the metal diagonal bracing behind

  • New vehicular entry drive to lobby defines a garden for existing Redwood Trees

  • Completion July, 2020

 

Project Services

  • Architecture

  • Market Re positioning

450 National


450 National

Mountain View, CA

PROJECT FEATURES

Construction completion: 2015

35,000 sf exterior + interior renovation of existing 1-story concrete tilt-up.

Expansion of existing windows and additional new windows

Grand entry canopy added with entry court and employee amenity space

Added stucco facing with reveals all around

Interior demolition of existing offices and existing restroom upgrade

Exposed wood ceiling maintained throughout

 

 

 

Storage Building

STORAGE BUILDING

  • Exterior renovation conversion of existing 60,000 sf office into storage building

  • Application of corrugated metal panel, linear mullion syste, metal panels and stucco to existing brick walls

 

Project Services

  • Architecture

  • Market Re positioning

Castro Station Building 100 Upgrade

Castro station building 100 upgrade

Mountain View, CA

Year Completed: 2016
Developer: PSAI Realty
Client: PSAI Realty

Created a modern and dynamic lobby for this market ready interior within this Chang Architecture-designed mid rise office building.

Project Services

  • Interior Design

Servicenow Headquarters

Servicenow

Santa Clara, CA

Year Completed: 2013
Developer: Eagle Ridge Partners
Client: Eagle Ridge Partners and Servicenow
Tenant: Servicenow
Contractor: Permian Builders
Team: John Yadegar Assoc., Reed Assoc., Steve Nakashima

Three 2-story office buildings of 1970’s vintage were transformed from pitched tile roof and dark glass buildings into contemporary modern campus of 150,000 sf. Two of the buildings were linked together with a new entrance wing that accommodated the main entry and an Executive Business Center, Training Rooms. Other features included an All-Hands Room, Telepresence Room and Dining Room with kitchen servery.

Project Features

  • 150,000 sf full exterior upgrade and tenant improvement

  • Converted 1970’s pitched roof/tile buildings to contemporary style

  • Added building link, lobby, EBC between existing buildings

  • Outdoor café and collaboration seating

Project Services

  • Architecture

  • Interiors

  • Market repositioning

Marina Playa

Marina Playa

Santa Clara, CA

Year Completed: 2005
Developer: Sandhill Property Company
Client: Sandhill Property Company
Contractor: Taisei Construction 
Team: KPFF

Repositioning of 90,000 sf of 4 existing wood clad offices from the 70’s. Renovated buildings were clad with stucco exterior and corrugated metal siding with details to match new 3- story corner anchor building to create an overall cohesive campus. Central existing pond was also replaced with a hardscaped plaza adjacent to common dining facilities.

Project Features

  • Repositioning of four existing wood buildings of 90,000 sf

  • Stucco and corrugated alum. Panel re-skin

  • New 3-story building anchoring corner

  • Infill of existing pond with new interconnecting walks

Project Services

  • Architecture

  • Repositioning

Stanford Medical Palo Alto Embarcadero

Palo Alto Tech Center

Year Completed: 2012
Developer: Arden Realty
Client: Arden Realty
Tenant: Starups
Contractor: BCCI
Team: John Yadegar Association

Repositioning of an existing office park formally known as “The Harbor” that consists of 10 concrete tilt-up buildings. Old wood tim- bers were removed and replaced with lattices positioned at main tenant entries and strategic focal points facing the street. Sunshades replaced old fabric awnings and existing wood stairs were clad with stucco and perforated metal panels. The project is made of 90% recycled materials including Trex Board made from recycled plastic bags. 

Project Features

  • repositioning of existing office park formally known as “The Harbor” consists of 10 concrete tilt-up buildings

  • old wood timbers removed and replaced with lattices positioned at main tenant entries, strategic focal points facing street

  • sunshades replaced old fabric awnings and existing wood stairs clad with stucco and perforated metal panels

  • the project is made of 90% recycled materials including Trex Board made from recycled plastic bags.

Project Services

  • Architecture

 

777 Middlefield Ave

777 Middlefield Ave

Mountain View, CA

Year Completed: 2009
Developer: Presidio Investments
Client: Presidio Investments
Contractor: Nexgen Builders
Team: John Yadegar Assoc., Reed Assoc., Steve Nakashima

Market repositioning included extensive upgrades to this existing 50,000 sf concrete tilt-up building includes a new double story corner entry lobby, expansion of existing windows, new windows and lighting. The corner element is expressed as a smooth glass volume combined with vertical and horizontal boxes with a strong horizontal texture that slide behind or in front of this glass. Existing narrow pairs of windows were detailed with a central aluminum spandrel to create the illusion that these windows are large square windows.

project features

  • 50,000 sf repositioning of 1-story industrial concrete tilt building

  • Added Glass Lobby

  • New windows

Project Services

  • Architecture

  • Market repositioning

455 + 465 Bernardo Ave.

455 + 465 Bernardo Ave.

Mountain View, CA

Year Completed: 2008
Developer: Eagle Ridge Partners
Client: Eagle Ridge Partners
Tenant: Toyota
Contractor: Gary Horn
Team: John Yadegar Assoc., Reed Assoc., Steve Nakashima

Market repositioning transformed two existing concrete tilt-up buildings into a contemporary office.  Added new entry porticos composed of sandblasted glass panels, stainless steel angles and a steel trellis cap.  Renovation included reskinning the concrete walls with stucco finishes and expanded windows. Existing seismic shear walls were converted to accent fin-walls extending into the landscape with a bold two color scheme.  The buildings were designed to accommodate single or separate tenants.

  • 30,000 sf + 55,000 sf repositioning of 1-story industrial concrete-tilt buildings
  • New entry porticos facing street
  • Frosted glass panels over solid wall project illusion of more glass
  • Stucco and reveals applied over existing rock facing
  • Deep overhangs converted to contemporary arcade facades
  • Additional windows added

PROJECT SERVICES

  • Architecture
  • Market repositioning
  • master planning
  • Signage

Pericom Semiconductor Headquarters

Pericom Semiconductor Headquarters

Milpitas, CA

Client: Pericom Semiconductor
Tenant: Pericom
Contractor: Gidel/Kocal

Project Features

  • 100,000 sf exterior and upgrade and interior tenant improvement
  • added two-story lobby with curved metal panels establishing presence along freeway 880
  • dual fountain gateway flanking entry
  • expanded exterior windows
  • outdoor amenities including barbecue seating area

Project Services

  • Architecture
  • Repositioning
  • Interior Environments