Experience

Eight buildings totaling 360,000 square feet, includes flexible classroom space, a 600-seat auditorium, study rooms, dining facilities, and faculty and staff offices.

A renovation and expansion of San Francisco Airport's Terminal 2 into a state-of-the-art domestic terminal included approximately 640,000 square feet including 14 gates. The first LEED Gold Certified terminal in the United States.

A new 4-story, 102,000 square foot facility provides classrooms and departmental offices.

A 2-story, 53,000 square foot building, houses 27 classrooms, several multi-purpose and conference rooms, faculty lounge, office space for the principal's staff, and a 2,000 square foot Academic Resource Center for Students.

A 53,000 square foot, 3-story structure housing a 440-seat theater, black-box theater, orchestra room, 11 classrooms, ceramics studio and a digital media arts lab.

LEED-CI Platinum. A 19,000 square foot build-out with executive offices, conference rooms, meeting areas, kitchen and reception area.

A 196,000 square foot 5 floor tenant improvement included offices, conference rooms, fitness center and full cafeteria.

The 3-story, 166,500 square foot lab and classroom facility goes above and beyond many LEED standards. The project's platinum standard for green building is based on Stanford's own criteria, not those from the U.S. Green Building Council. Stanford didn't apply for official LEED certification, relying instead on what it says is a more rigorous energy initiative and standards for campus buildings. This project won San Francisco Business Times "Best Green Building" of 2007.

A 56,000 square foot, two floor build-out.