Tenant improvements and new worktations were provided at this small office at the Palo Alto Corporation Yard.  We worked with Pivot Interiors to develop the final workstation design. 

Here is an illustration we provided to the City to help them visualize alternative  proposals on panel heights.

Remodeling in crowded urban areas is always difficult.  The logistics of access, trucks, equipment, and storage is tough.  When you're trying to install a new elevator shaft and  elevator in an existing building, it's even more of a challenge.

The construction of a concrete shaft was made a little easier with the use of shotcrete or pneumatically placed concrete.  Working with our structural consultant, Hom-Pisano, we were able to develop a structural system that worked within this tight space.

Here is the completed elevator located at 814 Montgomery in San Francisco.  The building is leased to the Italian Cultural Institute of San Francisco.

 

401 Hayes Street:  The seating area for a specialty artisan chocolate store and cafe in the Hayes Valley District of San Francisco. 

2740 Mission Street:  A new restaurant fronting on a busy commercial section of Mission Street  will include an enclosed patio at the rear of the existing building.

885 Folsom Street:  A professional office included interior design, space planning, custom designed workstations, and tenant improvements in a striking concrete building in San Francisco's South of Market Area.

 

Techspace at 2500 Potrero Street is San Francisco was conceived as temporary start-up space for high tech companies with the infrastructure and connectivity needed.  Mock/Wallace completed the seismic upgrade of this existing warehouse and was the Architect of Record for the Tenant Improvements.