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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 42-year history of providing creative design solutions throughout California. “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 The Hearst Building San Francisco, CA 94103 415.213.0335 ph www.LPAS.com
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.
Architecture Planning Landscape Architecture Interior Design
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Professional staff of 59 22 Licensed Architects 6 Licensed Landscape Architects and Staff 5 Certified Interior Designers and Staff 1 Director of Quality Assurance
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ROCKLIN POLICE HEADQUARTERS ROCKLIN, CA
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The Rocklin Police Headquarters is a 42,000 square foot Essential Services facilities designed to be friendly to the community while providing a civic image for the city of Rocklin. The facility’s design reflects the surrounding hills and granite quarries for which the City of Rocklin is known. The building has a friendly and open civic character, while still providing the utmost security for the police department. Designed to incorporate environmentally sensitive materials and concepts, the facility features natural lighting and PV panels mounted on shade structures in the secured parking area which also contribute to reducing energy needs and production of greenhouse gases.
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City of Rocklin $12,000,000 42,000 sf Completed 2005 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
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DAVIS POLICEC HEADQUARTERS DAVIS, CA
The Davis Police Headquarters was designed in response to a special RFP from the City of Davis. The 35,000 square foot police department is sited on 6 acres in downtown Davis. The state-of-the-art police facility was designed to be environmentally sensitive and incorporated while taking advantage of the agricultural heritage of the community.
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City of Davis $7,200,000 35,000 sf Completed 2001 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
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STANISLAUS COUNTY SHERIFF’S FACILITY MODESTO, CA
The new Sheriff’s Department Headquarters Facility for Stanislaus County, located at the Public Safety Center site in Modesto. The facility provides administrative and operational space, services division and also includes the Sheriff’s Custody Facilities and County Social Services facility. The Headquarters is organized to allow public accessibility without compromising secured circulation.
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County of Stanislaus $4,400,000 42,000 sf Completed 1996 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture AIACV Design Honor Award
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ROSENBERG POLICE FACILITY ROSENBERG, TX
This 25,000 square foot police department includes various computer processing and dispatch functions. Designed to integrate into the existing civic center campus, this facility provides security to officers and staff, presents an inviting presence to visitors, and uses forms and materials that respond to the local climate. Various departments consist of Dispatch, C.I.D., Patrol Evidence Processing and Detoxification and Holding Cell areas, as well as areas accessible to the public such as a Public Counseling Room, Victim’s Assistance and D.A.R.E. LPAS
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City of Rosenberg $2,500,000 25,000 sf Completed 1995 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design Landscape Architecture
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CHICO POLICE DEPARTMENT NEEDS ASSESSMENT / SITE ANALYSIS CHICO, CA
LPAS and DSA provided needs assessment and site analysis services to the City of Chico Police Department.
C L IE N T
City of Chico
S TAT U S
Needs Assessment - 2006 Site Analysis - 2010
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Programming, Planning
Curtis Owyang, Director of Design Thais Del Castillo, Landscape Architect
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PUBLIC SAFETY
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL HEADQUARTERS SACRAMENTO, CA
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The privately-funded California Highway Patrol Headquarters project converted three existing buildings in the River District of Sacramento into a facility that houses all of the CHP’s administrative departments and staff. The Headquarters also includes a new 5,000 square foot ENTAC (Emergency Notification and Tactical Alert Center) designed and constructed to ESA standards and is capable of landing a 19,000-pound Blackhawk helicopter. The building is elevated on columns to provide secured covered parking underneath and also has plug-in capabilities for the CHP’s mobile command center. This facility serves to manage and monitor Amber Alerts state-wide and serves as the Governor’s alternate work site in times of emergency.
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California Highway Patrol/ Grove Investments
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$43,000,000
VA L U E
42,000 sf
B U IL D
Completed 2009
S TAT U S
Architecture, Space Planning, Interior Design, FF&E, Programming, Planning, Landscape Architecture
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L E E D
LEED Silver
PUBLIC SAFETY
CHP TRUCKEE REPLACEMENT FACILITY TRUCKEE, CA
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This project 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. LEAN construction tools and techniques were used including Reverse Pull-Planning scheduling and Target Value Design. FEATURES Executive Offices
Communications Tower
Auto Service Center
Vehicle Fueling Area
Carports
Waste Storage Building
Radio Vault Building
Generator Yard
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CA Dept. of General Services $23,000,000 25,900 sf Completed October 2019 Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture LEED Silver
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Additional Civic Projects
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TEHAMA COUNTY COURTHOUSE RED BLUFF, CA
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. A secured holding area for in-custody defendants is also included in this program. The 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.
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Judicial Council of California $39,000,000 62,033 sf Completed 2016 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture LEED Silver Equivalent 2017 Tilt-Up Achievement Awards
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DOWNTOWN ROSEVILLE 316 VERNON STREET OFFICE
First building in the USA to receive a Platinum rating by the United States Resiliency Council (USRC)
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. Two floors of the building are leased to the Sierra Joint Community College District, providing instructional classroom space and bringing students and activity to this downtown location. The project also provides street-level retail/restaurant space. 316 Vernon 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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Roseville, CA
L O C AT I O N
City of Roseville
C L IE N T
$23,000,000
VA L U E
82,000 sf
B U IL D
Completed 2016
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AWA R D S
Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
2018 Precast Concrete Institute Design Award All Precast Concrete Solution
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CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION HEADQUARTERS ELK GROVE, CA
Completed 4 months ahead of schedule, allowing CDCR to move in early.
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Located in Elk Grove, just south of Sacramento and adjacent to Interstate 5, 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. The project features cost-effective tilt-up construction with a high-efficiency envelope design, efficient curtain wall system, and a variety of work spaces from open areas to private offices. The LEED Gold certified buildings features sustainable strategies including roof-mounted 292 KW photovoltaic arrays and electrical vehicle charging stations. LPAS / Public Safety
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Pappas Investments
VA L U E
$89,000,000
B U IL D
420,000 sf total
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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 LOTTERY HEADQUARTERS SACRAMENTO, CA
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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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California Lottery $61,000,000 157,000 sf Completed 2011 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture LEED Gold
L E E D AWA R D S
Office Project of the Year Sacramento Business Journal
AIACV Divine Detail Award for Curtain Wall
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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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L O C AT I O N C L IE N T D E L I V E R Y
Sacramento, CA Bannon Investors, Ltd. Design-Build
VA L U E
$64,000,000
B U IL D
345,000 sf
S TAT U S L PA S S E R V I C E S
L E E D
Completed 2009 Architecture, Programming, Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture LEED Gold
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