ARCHITECTURE PLANNING LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR DESIGN
Higher Education
UC Davis Ann E. Pitzer Center Classroom and Recital Hall
LPAS
Making Buildings Together
LPAS provides our clients with the best working experience and designs that ensure the financial, human, and natural resources dedicated to projects result in meaningful, lasting, and quality investments for our clients.
Making Buildings Together
LPAS Architecture + Design has a 40-year history of providing creative design solutions throughout California. Founded by an architect and landscape architect, our approach to design is embedded with a holistic view of the environment where buildings and landscapes are seen as integral parts of a single composition.
We build consensus through communication, collaboration and accountability. We promote team interaction among our clients, consultants, and vendors, to achieve solutions that extend the owner’s resources, bring value, and produce an enjoyable place for everyone.
Making Buildings Together is our philosophy and commitment to providing our clients with the best working experience and designs.
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2484 Natomas Park Drive, Suite 100 Sacramento, CA 95833 916.443.0335 ph 5 Third Street, Suite 1117 San Francisco, CA 94103 415.213.0335 ph www.LPAS.com
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Professional staff of 58 25 Licensed Architects 4 Licensed Landscape Architects and Staff 5 Certified Interior Designers and Staff 1 Director of Quality Assurance
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Higher Education Client List COMMUNITY COLLEGE
CSU / UNIVERSITY
American River College Butte College - Chico Campus Butte College - Oroville Campus City College of San Francisco Columbia College Contra Costa College Cosumnes River College Folsom Lake College FLC El Dorado Center Lake Tahoe College Las Positas College Los Medanos College
Marin College - Indian Valley Campus Marin College - Kentfield Campus Modesto Junior College Ohlone College San Joaquin Delta College San José City College Santa Rosa Junior College Santa Rosa JC - Petaluma Campus Sierra College Skyline College Solano College Yuba College
CSU Chico CSU Maritime Academy CSU Sacramento CSU Stanislaus
UC Davis UC San Francisco University of the Pacific
San José City College Physical Education Building
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CITY COLLEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO DIEGO RIVERA THEATER CRITERIA DOCUMENT
The Diego Rivera Theater will be a new
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3-story building on the City College of San
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Francisco campus located on Frida Kahlo
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$75,000,000
Way. The building will include facilities
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75,000 sf
for music, dramatic arts, broadcasting/
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recording, offices and support spaces.
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An important aspect of this project is the display of Diego Rivera’s Pan American Unity Mural so that it can be viewed from within the building and from Frida Kahlo Way in a secured and environmentally controlled setting.
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San Francisco, CA City College of San Francisco
Completed 2020
Architecture, Programming
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FOLSOM LAKE COLLEGE FOLSOM CAMPUS
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Aspen Hall / Learning Resource Center
Physical Education Building
Bookstore / Cafeteria
Cypress Hall
Harris Center for the Arts
Lilac Hall
LPAS served as the Master Architect and Landscape Architect for Folsom Lake College from 1989 through 2013 and recently completed a master plan update in 2019 to help guide future development of buildings and the landscape of the 151-acre campus. Beginning with the original master plan, LPAS designed the entire campus through 2013, spanning over a dozen projects including the $43.2 million Harris Center for the Arts, which is considered the crown jewel of the California Community College system.
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Los Rios CCD $120,000,000+ 230,000+ sf 1989 - Current Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Master Planning, Interior Design
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FOLSOM LAKE COLLEGE HARRIS CENTER FOR THE ARTS
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Project of the Year - Sacramento Regional Builders Project of the Year - Community Impact - Sacramento Business Journal American School & University - Outstanding Building PCBC Gold Nugget Awards - Design Merit Award Community College Facility Coalition (CCFC) Design Excellence Award
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850-seat proscenium theater 200-seat Black Box theater 150-seat recital hall Fine Arts lab Art gallery Recording studio Wenger practice rooms Choral room Scene and costume shops Small and large dressing rooms Drama lab Director’s Studio Founder’s Room Faculty offices Dean’s Suite Concessions Used as the model for DSA’s new BU 09-07 collaborative process
Critically acclaimed by the arts and theater communities, the Harris Center for the Arts provides a world-class teaching laboratory for the students and faculty of Folsom Lake College, as well as a much needed venue for over 50 regional dance troupes, musical acts, theater companies, and other performing arts groups.
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Folsom, CA
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Los Rios CCD
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$43,200,000
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78,000 sf Completed 2011 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
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LAS POSITAS COLLEGE BUILDING 2100 ACADEMIC SUPPORT, FACULTY OFFICE, AND LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER
Currently in DSA Review, this Academic Support, Faculty Office and Learning Resource Center includes classrooms, Math Learning Center, Math Emporium, Computer Studies, English Center, Tutoring Center, makers spaces and open computer labs for general student use. The project renovates and expands library functions including reference desk, study areas, computer lab, expanded staff offices and library operational support spaces. The project also provides faculty offices for 80 faculty, Dean’s suite and support spaces. Extensive shared gathering spaces, conference rooms, meeting rooms and small study rooms are provided.
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Livermore, CA Chabot-Las Positas CCD $60,000,000 90,000 sf In DSA Review Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture Targeting LEED Silver
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COSUMNES RIVER COLLEGE COLLEGE CENTER EXPANSION
The recently completed College Center creates a one-stop experience for students that provides Student Services, Administration, Counseling, Group Counseling, Assessment Center, e-services, Career Center and Transfer Center. The two-story building is a seamless addition to the existing cafeteria, bookstore and Administration building creating a campus destination. Where the buildings meet, a tall gathering space has been created featuring bleacher seating, open lounge area and a study balcony. Abundant natural light, large video screens, power and data makes this the social and cultural heart of the campus.
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Sacramento, CA Los Rios CCD
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$22,000,000
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30,000 sf new construction 3,000 sf modernization
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Completed 2020 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
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SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING
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This new physical education building features a spectator gymnasium with full competition basketball court and space for 1,100 seats in retractable bleachers. The facility includes a 5,800 square foot fitness center, four large multi-purpose classrooms, training and equipment rooms, a faculty suite with a Dean’s Office, plus additional offices and spaces that support the campus’ athletic programs and physical education curriculum. Tilt-up construction was chosen to provide cost-effective design.
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San Jose, CA San José-Evergreen CCD
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$17,100,000
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59,700 sf
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Completed 2018 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, FF&E, Landscape Architecture LEED Silver
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UC DAVIS ANN E. PITZER CENTER CLASSROOM AND RECITAL HALL
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2017 Best Education Project Sacramento Business Journal All Precast Concrete Solution Award for Excellence and Innovation AIACV Merit Award
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The Ann E. Pitzer Center is a classroom and recital hall facility designed specifically to meet the needs of the music department and the community as a venue for the study and performance of music. At the heart of the building is a 399-seat classroom and performance venue with variable acoustics that has been designed to the highest standards of acoustical architecture. A spacious lobby welcomes students and patrons and can accommodate performances and events.
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Davis, CA UC Davis Design-Build
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$16,500,000
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17,000 sf
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Completed 2016 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture LEED Gold
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AMERICAN RIVER COLLEGE STUDENT CENTER AND CAFETERIA
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Community College Facility Coalition (CCFC) Design Merit Award Education Project of the Year Sacramento Business Journal AIACV Merit Award
The new Student Center serves as the hub for the American River College campus. A central meeting place for students, faculty, and the community, it is a destination that connects the campus’ network of exterior spaces, creating a focal point for student activity. The Center includes the International Center, student lounge and activity space, dining and food services, Campus Meeting Center and lecture space, classrooms, Campus Life & Government Center, Campus Community and Diversity Resource Center, e-services computer lab, faculty offices and outdoor activities.
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Sacramento, CA Los Rios CCD
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$18,600,000
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50,000 sf
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Completed 2013 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
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UC DAVIS CENTRAL CAGE WASH FACILITY
This highly technical project for the UCD School of Medicine is an integral part of the Health Science District on the UC Davis campus. The cage washing facility plays a critical role in the University’s research mission and is operated by Teaching and Research Animal Care Services (TRACS). The project’s full equipment and space utilization meets AAALAC compliance, provides optimization of campus utilities, and allows for future expansion while maintaining its day-to-day operations. L O C AT I O N C L IE N T D E L I V E R Y
$9,000,000 8,060 sf
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Completed 2018 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture LEED Gold
The LRC houses programs including the library, College Success Center, distance learning, broadcasting studio, editing booths and campus newspaper. Scope included a seismic upgrade, upgrades of interior and exterior finishes, roof replacement, structural/seismic evaluation, mechanical and electrical systems upgrades, A/V, data, security and fire/lifesafety systems upgrade, ADA accessibility upgrades, landscape and hardscape design, and acoustical analysis. LPAS assisted the campus to secure additional state funding to align budget with scope. L O C AT I O N C L IE N T VA L U E B U IL D S TAT U S L PA S S E R V I C E S
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LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER RENOVATION
UC Davis
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YUBA COLLEGE
Davis, CA
Marysville, CA Yuba CCD $13,850,000 44,878 sf Completed 2014 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
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SOLANO COMMUNITY COLLEGE THEATER RENOVATION AND ADDITION
The Music and Theater Arts program lived in a building that suffered from significant health, safety, seismic, accessibility, and non-compliance code issues. This project provided a complete reconfiguration of the main theater that greatly improved sight lines and accessibility. Other renovated spaces included theater and dance studios, classrooms, lobby and student support spaces. This is the first project on the campus that was allowed to break from the original campus architecture designed in the 1950s.
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Solano CCD
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$14,900,000
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LOS MEDANOS COLLEGE GYMNASIUM RENOVATION
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28,731 sf Completed 2017 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
This renovation of an existing 1970s era gymnasium included removing the existing bleachers and replacing them with new bleachers, repairing and refinishing the existing hardwood floor, and coordinating with the District’s Prop 39 consultant on replacing the existing lighting. New scoreboards, shot clocks, court striping were installed, along with new interior finishes, custom graphics and acoustical wall panels.
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Pittsburg, CA Contra Costa CCD $1,500,000 20,000 sf Completed 2016 Architecture, Interior Design
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SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COLLEGE DOYLE LIBRARY AND MAHONEY LIBRARY RENOVATIONS The renovations of libraries on two campuses transformed underutilized reference materials and periodical spaces into a collaborative learning atmosphere with flexible spaces to encourage engagement. With a limited budget and tight schedule, LPAS worked closely with campus librarians, staff, and a library consultant to develop new floor plans and furniture layouts to support the current approach to learning centers and library resources.
LAKE TAHOE COMMUNITY COLLEGE RENOVATIONS FOR EFFICIENCY This renovation and modernization project will address several key areas that will increase efficiency, improve functionality and enhance services to students. Spaces to be renovated include classrooms, science labs, lab services, faculty offices, study rooms, meeting rooms, computer help desk and storage areas. Areas for student gathering and collaboration have been integrated into the design of circulation corridors and nodes that will add to the culture and social character of the campus.
CONTRA COSTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE & LOS MEDANOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE PUBLIC SAFETY CENTERS LPAS designed two new identical public safety centers for the Contra Costa Community College and Los Medanos College campuses. The buildings are designed to have a street presence with a safe and inviting feel for the students and faculty. Scope includes secured parking, program space, dispatch center, locker rooms, command center and holding areas. LPAS / Firm Introduction
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Santa Rosa, CA Petaluma, CA Sonoma County CCD
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Doyle - $130,000 Mahoney - $117,000
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Doyle - 5,750 sf Mahoney - 2,860 sf
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Completed 2019
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Architecture, Interior Design, FF&E
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South Lake Tahoe, CA
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Lake Tahoe CCD
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$19,300,000
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23,000 sf
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In Design Architecture, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
Martinez, CA Pittsburg, CA
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Contra Costa CCD
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$2,000,000 (each)
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3,190 sf
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Completed 2020 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
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COLLEGE OF MARIN ORGANIC FARM & GARDEN CLASSROOMS AND DEMONSTRATION KITCHEN The Indian Valley Organic Farm & Garden is a successful educational farm promoting local food systems and teaching sustainable agricultural practices. Spacious, open classrooms accommodate academic study, practical hands-on experience and large group gatherings, separated by foldable wall partitions that allow space to be expanded or downsized for a variety of activities and instructional methods. Upgraded windows fill the buildings with natural light and outdoor views.
UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC OWEN HALL MUSIC CENTER RENOVATION The renovation of Owen Hall Music Center provides significant cosmetic improvements to the interior of the building including new paint, lighting and carpet, converting the spaces into flexible classrooms, rehearsal spaces, faculty offices, lobby/lounge and restrooms. The project also provides acoustical improvements and ADA-
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Novato, CA
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Marin CCD
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$2,500,000
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4,800 sf Completed 2019 Landscape Architecture, Planning, Architecture, Programming, Interior Design
Stockton, CA University of the Pacific $1,600,000 13,300 sf Completed 2018 Architecture, Programming, Interior Design
compliant, gender affirmative restrooms.
UCSF PARNASSUS CAMPUS MILLBERRY UNION ADA & RESTROOM RENOVATION LPAS completed a feasibility study to identify code deficiencies including accessibility and non-compliant restrooms. LPAS provided design options to meet the project goals of bringing the project up to code. LPAS was consequently awarded the contract to provide the design and construction documents. The Millberry Union project scope includes renovations to the lobby, a multi-room conference facility, administrative offices, storage spaces, and restrooms. LPAS
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San Francisco, CA UC San Francisco 2,245 sf $2,200,000 Under Construction Architecture, Space Planning, Interior Design, Programming
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CALIFORNIA LOTTERY HEADQUARTERS
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Office Project of the Year - Sacramento Business Journal AIACV Divine Detail Award for Curtain Wall
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BIM Coordination helped in delivering this project $5M under budget and 3 months ahead of schedule.
This project is located in Sacramento at the confluence of the American and Sacramento Rivers. The six-story, 157,000 square foot building provides secured office and support spaces for approximately 630 Lottery staff and operations. The building includes a 400-seat multi-use pavilion with state-of-the-art A/V systems, a 5,000 square foot data center, wellness center, public plazas with water features, central utility plant, retail lease space and a vegetated green roof.
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Sacramento, CA California Lottery $61,000,000 157,000 sf Completed 2011 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture LEED Gold
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CALIFORNIA LOTTERY
ZERO NET ENERGY
STATEWIDE DISTRICT OFFICE / WAREHOUSE / DISTRIBUTION CENTERS
LPAS is currently serving as architect, landscape architect
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and interior designer on 11 regional California Lottery
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warehouse distribution centers and offices throughout
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California, each with the goal of achieving Zero Net Energy
(ZNE) and LEED Gold. Six projects are complete while the
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additional 5 projects are in design or under construction. ZNE strategies aimed to meet the Lottery’s progressive sustainability goals include extensive use of daylighting techniques (interior glass walls, rooftop monitors, skylights), rooftop solar arrays, exterior insulation systems, charging stations and renewable materials.
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Various throughout CA California Lottery Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture Zero Net Energy LEED Gold
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2020 GATEWAY CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (HCD) TENANT IMPROVEMENT OFFICE OF STATEWIDE HEALTH PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (OSHPD) TENANT IMPROVEMENT AWA R D S
PCBC Gold Nugget Awards - 2010 Design Merit Award - Best Office/Professional Building Category 2010 Sacramento Business Journal Office Project of the Year – Finalist 2011 ASLA Sierra Chapter Merit Award
LPAS designed the 12-story 2020 Gateway tower and alsoalso provided programming, interior design and space planning services on two improvement projects in 2020 Gateway for the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD) and the California Department of Housing & Community Development (HCD). Taking advantage of its prominent location adjacent to Interstate 5, the 2020 Gateway serves as a gateway to Downtown Sacramento from the International Airport. The building was designed to reduce operational costs, enhance occupant comfort, health, and productivity, and preserve natural resources. Finishes for the lobby were specifically selected to capture the true essence of a modern high-rise.
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Sacramento, CA Bannon Investors, Ltd. Design-Build
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$64,000,000
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345,000 sf
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Completed 2009 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture LEED Gold
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TEHAMA COUNTY COURTHOUSE
The new Tehama County Courthouse is a 62,033 square foot facility with 5 courtrooms to accommodate jury trials. Services to the public include civil, criminal, juvenile, traffic and family law. he design challenges for this court building include creating a building that is responsive to the local context, geography, climate, culture and history of Red Bluff and at the same time, representing the dignity of the law, the importance of the activities within the courthouse, and the stability of the judicial system. L O C AT I O N C L IE N T VA L U E
$39,000,000
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62,033 sf
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CA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS & REHABILITATION
CAMPUS HEADQUARTERS
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LEED Silver Equivalent
Elk Grove, CA Pappas Investments
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$89,000,000
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420,000 sf total
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Completed 2016 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
The new headquarters for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) is a campus of secure facilities consolidating 1,400 employees. LPAS designed the entire pedestrian-oriented campus which features connectivity between five buildings totaling over 420,000 square feet. Designed to meet the needs of CDCR, the privately developed project includes three new LEED Gold certified buildings ranging from 3 to 4 stories.
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Red Bluff, CA Judicial Council of California
Completed 2013-2017 LEED Silver Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture Two Tilt-Up Concrete Association Outstanding Project Awards
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CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL TRUCKEE FIELD OFFICE
This new facility relocates the current facility to a 5.4 acre lot bound by Pioneer Trail Road, Donner Pass Road and Highway 80 to the south. The new facility is built to the Essential Service Act (ESA) standards and includes offices, an auto service center, carports, radio vault building, property storage building, vehicle fueling area, waste storage building, radio tower and generator yard.
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CITY OF ROSEVILLE 316 VERNON STREET OFFICE
CA Dept. of General Services Design-Build $23,000,000 25,900 sf Completed October 2019 Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture LEED Silver
This new civic office building serves the needs of the City’s Information Technology Department, Fire Department Administration, and provides office space and a public counter for the City’s Alternative Transportation Division. The building is the first building to receive a Platinum rating by the United States Resiliency Council (USRC) for building performance in the event of an earthquake or natural disaster.
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Truckee, CA
Roseville, CA City of Roseville $23,000,000 82,000 sf Completed 2016 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
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GIO APARTMENTS SACRAMENTO, CA AWA R D
2020 Best Mixed-Use Residential/Retail Project Sacramento Business Journal
This new infill development is walking distance to the light rail. It features a five-story mixed-use building with streetlevel retail including ground floor retail parking. The top floor of the five-story parking garage features a sky terrace with a clubhouse, fitness center, spa, outdoor kitchen, and has the only elevated pool in the Sacramento region with spectacular views of the downtown skyline.
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Allegiant Development Company 213 units, 5 stories, 4,300 sf of street-level retail, 5-story parking garage 2.8 acres 76 units/acre Completed 2019 Architecture, Planning, Landscape Architecture, Interior Design
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THE EMERY APARTMENTS EMERYVILLE, CA
The Emery Apartments project consists of 4 individual mid-rise residential buildings and 500 units with integrated parking. This family-friendly, market-rate mixeduse community is located on a previous brownfield site with established adjacent residential neighborhoods. LPAS is the lead architect for all the buildings on the site.
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Currently ranked #1 largest East Bay construction project (by construction cost) by the San Francisco Business Times
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Emeryville, CA Lennar Multifamily Communities 500 units, 7-story parking structure, 78,000 sf of street-level retail and office space 8.6 acres 58 units/acre Under Construction Architecture, Planning, Landscape Architecture, Interior Design
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PARKER APARTMENTS BERKELEY, CA
Located on two parcels on Shattuck Avenue, this market rate mid-rise apartment project is a major adaptive reuse of an existing 1-story 1920s era concrete auto dealership. The project includes four 3-story townhomes. Within the footprint of the existing auto dealership, LPAS designed 2 levels of below-grade parking, 2 levels of above-grade parking and 4 levels of new wood frame apartment building above the roof line of the existing building.
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Lennar Multifamily Communities
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155 units, 5 stories, four 3-story townhomes, two levels above-grade parking, two levels below-grade parking, 30,000 sf retail, units range from 540 sf to 1,180 sf
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1.2 acres 105 units/acre Completed 2017
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19TH AND HARRISON APARTMENTS OAKLAND, CA
Currently completing construction, this transit-oriented mid-rise development is located across the street from Snow Park and Lake Merritt. Designed to complement future developments within a few blocks, the contemporary design and materials features metal composite panels accentuated by recessed and colorful balconies. The most prominent corner is celebrated by a rooftop deck that provides a relief in the building massing and culminates with a subtle, gradual angle that projects at the intersection. Community amenities include two courtyards, a fitness facility, co-working and a maker’s space.
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Lennar Multifamily Communities 224 units, 6 stories of residential over 2 stories of parking, top-floor mezzanine 1.02 acres 224 units/acre Under Construction Complete October 2020 Architecture, Planning, Landscape Architecture, Interior Design
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