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sdbj.comSAN DIEGO BUSINESS JOURNALVolume 35, Number 31THECOMMUNITYOFB U S I N E S S TMAugust 4-10, 2014 2.00
Page 12www.sdbj.comSAN DIEGO BUSINESS JOURNALSPECIAL REPORT: OFFICE OF THE FUTUREWells Fargo Plaza in downtown includes predesigned, turnkey office space that suits the modern workforce. Photo courtesy of Gensler/Ryan GobutyCarlsbad-based Processing Point has numerous whiteboards and displaymonitors built into common areas. Photo courtesy of Alan Smith/PreviewFirst.comCBRE Group Inc.’s office space in Carlsbad features a concierge desk to facilitatecommunication. Photo courtesy of Maha Comianos/studio MAHAAugust 4, 2014
August 4, 2014www.sdbj.comSAN DIEGO BUSINESS JOURNALPage 13SPACEAGEOffices of the FutureAre Designed toEncourage Collaboration,Boost Job SatisfactionWhile Reducing OverheadBY EMMET PIERCEBy creating office environments that place a greater emphasis on collaboration and having shared workspaces,many San Diego County businesses are striving toincrease their productivity.Georgia Collins, the managing director of workplace strategies for the CBRE commercial real estate brokerage, said theconcept — often called the “office of the future” — seeks toimprove efficiency while meeting the changing needs of workers.Businesses that fail to adapt eventually will findit difficult to recruit and keep quality employees,she added.“There is tremendous competition for talent inmany markets,” Collins said. “Part of it is aboutretaining people.”Because of their mobile devices, workers nolonger are tethered to desks, she explained. Theyare less willing to sit alone in a cubicle all day.Georgia CollinsThey prefer to work with their colleagues.Gary London, president of the London Groupof Realty Advisors in San Diego, said part of themotivation for having shared workspaces and fewer individualoffices is to reduce the amount of square footage that businessesmust lease in commercial buildings. This approach results in anincreased return on investment.“This office-of-the-future environment has really tampeddown the demand for new office space,” London said. “It bringsdown overhead. The most significant part of overhead always isPhoto courtesy ofGensler/Ryan GobutyGensler designedthe office space forTakeLessons, whichconnects studentswith music teachers.This office is onthe sixth floor ofthe NBC building indowntown. Future page 23RELATED STORIES14Workspace Trends FavorFlexibility, CollaborationOver CubiclesTHE LISTS17Hera Hub Blends Co-Workingand Community at Its Offices16ArchitecturalFirms20Office FurnitureDealers22Office EquipmentDealers
www.sdbj.comPage 14SAN DIEGO BUSINESS JOURNAL - Special ReportAugust 4, 2014Workspace Trends Favor Flexibility, Collaboration Over CubiclesPROPERTY: For OfficeDeborah Elliott, president of workplace design specialist company IDStudios Inc. in Solana Beach, said thereis a clear trend toappeal to millennials. Besides embracing social media,networking and anopen environmentthat fosters collaboration, in manyorganizations, theyDeborah Elliottare the people whowill occupy leadership positions in tomorrow’s offices.“When we enter discussions withclients, we talk about who will be in theoffice 10 years from now,” Elliott noted.“If you get into a new lease and hiremillennials, this generation is creative,ambitious, tech-savvy and has a lowrequirement for privacy.”Designers, Division Is Out asShared Spaces Take Shape By MARION WEBBIf you’re wondering what the officeof tomorrow looks like, two local officedesigners suggest looking at the trendsetters of today.And if you do, you might include ChadBuckmaster’s office space. He’s the CEOof Carlsbad-based Processing Point ,which provides software and hardwarefor small and midsize businesses.Buckmaster hired Tamara Romeo,founder and CEO of San Diego OfficeDesign, to integratean empty warehouseinto a bigger officespace and tear downthe walls that separated ProcessingPoint’s hardwarefolks from its software developers.Tamara Romeo“We were lookingfor a more open space and a Google-ishenvironment,” Buckmaster said.The days of an individual employeeoperating from a private cubicle with afixed PC-supported device, schedulingmeetings in large conference rooms andstriving for the coveted corner officeare quickly becoming yesterday’s news.Instead, when office design experts areasked about tomorrow’s workplace, theconversation generally involves topicssuch as communication, culture, flexibility, mobility, health and collaboration.Photo by Steven WhalenChad Buckmaster, CEO of Carlsbad-based Processing Point, said one of his goals inredesigning workspace was to tear down the walls that separated hardware staff fromsoftware staff.To those ends, particularly communication, culture and collaboration,Processing Point’s new office featureswhiteboards on every wall to encouragebrainstorming, a working lounge withvideo games, a lunch lounge and more.“The productivity is a lot higher now,”Buckmaster said. “It’s more open. A lotof technology employees are looking forthat type of environment.”Appealing to MillennialsIn a recent study of more than 20,000Leaving your company’sfuture initiatives to the“luck of the dice”is a gamble.workers around the world, commercialreal estate company CBRE Group Inc.found people already spend less than50 percent of their work time at theirindividual work area. About of a thirdof their time was spent in meetings andcollaborative settings.“Successful companies like Zappos,Google and Starbucks are setting thetone for the workspace of today and tomorrow,” Romeo said. “It has become atemplate, especially for young companiesto build out their workspace.”Mobility Within the OfficeWhen Romeo and Elliott initiallymeet with clients, the discussion typically revolves around gaining a betterunderstanding of their culture, mission,strategy and identity. All of these factorsplay a pivotal role in designing the rightenvironment.“We really focus on the brand identityof the client’s space, their vision and howit is unique in the marketplace,” Romeosaid. “We look at the company website,their marketing materials and messaging,and try to make those things come alivein the office environment.”The explosion of new digital devicesthat enable users to connect, collaborate Workplace page 23SDEA’s Strategic Leadership Series FeaturingSheriff Bill Gore, District Attorney BonnieDumanis, & Police Chief Shelley ZimmermanModerated by Jerry SandersWorking withMRC leavesnothing tochance.Document Management Managed Print Workflow Automation Office Technology Managed IT ServicesSan Diego Sheriff Bill Gore, District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis andPolice Chief Shelley Zimmerman present at San Diego Employers Association’sSummer 2014 Strategic Leadership Series, taking place on August 13th atCrowne Plaza Mission Valley.In a presentation moderated by Jerry Sanders, three of San Diego’s top lawenforcement executives discuss their approach to leadership and share theirpersonal leadership philosophies.Each will share stories from their careers and key leadership insights which arerelevant in the professional realm and in every area of life where one strives forexcellence and mastery.That’s what James was worried about – he spent too much time on projects unrelatedWednesday, August 13to what is job was for, to run his business. Now that MRC has partnered up with hisfinancial organization, he can focus on what’s important: his organization’s goals.MRC has now saved hundreds or man hours per quarter and increasedproductivity in the office to save money to his bottom line.Put our solutions to the test to see how you can benefit from partnering with MRC.Contact us today at www.mrc360.com for your complimentary assessment.PRoud SPonSoR of San diego State athletiCSTMMRC Headquarters : 5657 Copley Drive, San Diego, CA 92111 858.573.6300 www.mrc360.com11:30 am - 1:30 pmCrowne Plaza Mission Valley2270 Hotel Circle NorthSan Diego, CA 92108SDEA Members 49Non-Members 59Lunch & networking included.San Diego Employers Association info@sdea.com 858-505-0024 www.sdea.com
August 4, 2014SAN DIEGO BUSINESS JOURNAL - Special Reportwww.sdbj.comPage 15“the design of CBRE’soffice of the future isabout opening up the planand infusing the companyculture into the workenvironment. this projectis a great representationof how we partnered witha client to help transformtheir office by re-thinkingthe workplace.”— Stacy CannonSenior Project Manager, GenslerG E n s lE R s Cot t pE t E R s o n s taC y C a n n o n C l au d Ia sa l a z a R J E s s I C a K I n G C B R E K E llI EH I ll pau l Ko M a d I n a J o H n s o n & J E n n I n G s K E v I n a lE x E n B Rya n s Cot t Co u R t n E y Fox R E n ata C RI s to G/M B u s I n E s s I n t E RI o R s B o B H u n t M IK E a KIn H E R M a n M IllE R E lIz a B E t H d E a“Herman Miller Inc. worked hand in hand with CBRE’sworkplace strategy and project management teams todefine and implement the solutions needed to adapt toevolving needs in the workplace.”— ElizabEth DEa Global Accounts Manager for Herman Miller“With great project leadership, partners, andsubcontractors this space was delivered on-time and onbudget with the desired quality that met the high level ofsatisfaction the client expected.”— KEvin alExEn Construction Project Manager forJohnson & Jennings General Contracting225 Broadway, Suite 1600San Diego, CA 92101619. 557. 2500www.Gensler.comlEvERaGInG tHE poWER oF dEsIGn to CREatE a BEttER WoRldInspiring Designs to Help People do Great Thingshermanmiller.comG/M Business Interiors, a Herman Millerdealer since 1989, and proud member ofHerman Miller’s certified dealer networkVisit us at www.gmbi.netJohnson & Jennings General Contracting Greenwich Drive Suite San Diego, California www.johnsonandjennings.com(858) 623 - 1100
www.sdbj.comPage 16SAN DIEGO BUSINESS JOURNAL - Special ReportAugust 4, 2014ARCHITECTURAL FIRMSRanked by number of local staff as of June 1, 2014Other services offeredEngineeringLand planningSpace planningInterior designConstruction mgmt.LandscapeForensicCurrent localrepresentative projectsKleinfelder550 W. C St., Suite 1200, San Diego 2235321,86390100Energy: 40Municipal: 30YYYNYYYMiramar clearwells, Carlsbad desalination plantGensler225 Broadway, Suite 1600, San Diego 164,61685105Corporate: 60Institutional and highereducation: 20NYYYYNNSorrento Pointe, Mesa College Center for Businessand Technology, Junior AchievementETC Building & Design Inc.6805 Nancy Ridge Drive, San Diego 27885150Health care: 100YNYYYNNRady’s fifth floor plaza remodel, Rady’s firesprinkler upgrades, UC San Diego NPCseismic upgradesJ. Kevin HeinlyScott PetersonTom Heffernan2004Michael EssrigChris TaylorSteve Nielsen2002Carrier Johnson Culture1301 Third Ave., San Diego 762531740629541Public sector: 37.6Commercial office: 28.4Mixed-use residential: 21.2Higher education: 12.8NYYYNNYSempra Energy corporate headquarters, BallparkVillage, CareFusion headquarters, R.J. Donovan,HCFIP Program Point Loma Nazarene SatorScience CenterGordon CarrierMichael Johnson1977Delawie2265 India St., San Diego 3)234050455Hospitality/entertainment: 43NEducation: 29NYYNNNFerguson Pape Baldwin Architects4499 Ruffin Road, Suite 300, San Diego )163485150Life Sciences/university: 60Commercial/municipal: 40NYYYNNNAwbrey Cook Rogers McGill Architects1045 14th St., Suite 100, San Diego 3429710Hospitality: 71Retail: 29NYYYNNNJoseph Wong Design Associates Inc.2359 Fourth Ave., San Diego 313785510Hospitality/residential: 30Governmental/educational:25NYYYNNYAVRP Studios703 16th St., Suite 200, San Diego 307938702010Health care: 30Residential/mixed-use: 40NYYYNNYDGA Planning Architecture Interiors445 W. Ash St., San Diego 1259680200Biotechnology: 40Office tenant improvements:30NNYYNNNRoesling Nakamura Terada Architects Inc.363 Fifth Ave., Suite 202, San Diego 28274133470300Education: 60Civic/governmental: 30NYYYNNNStantec9179 Aero Drive, San Diego )213,96790100Acute care facilities: 23Oil and gas: 26YNYYNYLPA Inc.131 14th St., San Diego 22090100Education: 30Corporate/Developer: 70YYYYNYSafdie Rabines Architects925 Fort Stockton Drive, San Diego 252214325781111Bridges: 16Mixed-use: 36NYYYNYNRJC Architects Inc.320 Laurel St., San Diego 22180200Civic: 75Educational: 25NYYYNYNSmith Consulting Architects13280 Evening Creek Drive S., Suite 125,San Diego 22110000Manufacturing: 50retail: 40NYYYYNNLa Costa Town Square, Petco corporate remodel,Viasat expansionJCJ Architecture750 B St., Suite 2800, San Diego 15832Hotels/resorts: 65Education/civic: 30NYYYNNNMark GriffithLalaine TanakaViejas Hotel, SDSU basketball performance center JosephBaruffaldi1947SGPA Architecture and Planning1545 Hotel Circle S., Suite 200, San Diego 9510Retail/mixed-use: 50Education/civic: 25Senior living/wellness: 25NYYNNNNThe Village at Pacific Highlands Ranch; SDSUSouth Campus Plaza; Mesa College, cafeteria andbookstoreDavid ReinkerKeith Pittsford1969Moon Mayoras Architects Inc.655 G St., Suite A, San Diego 22(14)51901000Medical facilities: 90Behavioral health facilities: 5 NNYYNNYwndDavid MoonDouglas Mayoras1994Mascari Warner Architects1717 Kettner Blvd., Suite 100, San Diego 1821(14)41870300Medical facilities: 95Commercial/retail: 5NYYYNNNScripps Memorial Hospital, human resources;Mountain Health, new ground-up medical officebuilding, UC San Diego emergency 9169370Higher education: 43Health care: gious: 40Institutional: 40NYYYNNNPlatt/Whitelaw Architects Inc.4034 30th St., San Diego 161233559550Schools: 55Civic/governmental: 33NNYYNNNBooth & Suarez Architecture Inc.325 Carlsbad Village Drive, Suite D2,Carlsbad mmunications: 100YYYNYYYcass sowatsky consulting architects3569 Fifth Ave., San Diego 31611890Design-build: 100YYYYYNRambur Hall, U.S. Naval Base San Diego; BEQY Building 22183, Camp Pendleton; Alga Norte pool/skate/baseball complex, CarlsbadFirmAddress(last year) 2)19(15)20(19)21(28)22(24)23(33)24(34)25(13)Number oflocal staff:Percentage ofbillings for 2014projects in: 2013 Licensed %architects S.D. CountyTelephone increase Companywide United StatesFax(decrease) employees InternationalArchitects Mosher Drew4206 W. Point Loma Blvd., Suite 200,San Diego 92110www.mosherdrew.comDomusstudio Architecture2150 W. Washington St., Suite 303,San Diego 92110www.domusstudio.comIn case of a tie, firms are ranked by licensed architects and then alphabetically.(NR) Not rankedna Not availablewnd Would not discloseSource: The firms.Notes: To the best of our knowledge, this information is accurate as of press time. While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy andProject specialties:Percentage(1) Firmprincipal(s) YearestablishedlocallyBill Siegel1999M. AndrewRodriguesFrank TernaskywndMichael AsaroPaul Schroeder1961James FergusonThe Alpine Library for the County of San Diego,Philip PapeLa Jolla Institute of Allergy andAndrew DarraghImmunology, Genentech1976Tom AwbreySixth Ave. Courtyard Gaslamp, Outlets at theClifford CookBorder, Fifth Ave. Gaslamp Hotel, Columbia Tower, Dennis RogersLiberty Station East Hotels2002Joseph WongBert ShearIHG Hotels-719 Ash Street, Alpha Square,Rick RoundsAtmosphere Housing, Mesa CollegeMatthew Geaman1977Doug AustinLofts at 688, Sharp Chula Vista, SDUSD HooverChris VeumHigh School Performing ArtsRandy Robbins1976Illumina HQ manufacturing building (Shell),Spectrum Development, UC San Diego York Halllaboratory renovationNancy Escano2002San Diego River Park Foundation, Discovery Center Ralph Roeslingat Grant Park; San Diego City College Arts; San Kotaro NakamuraDiego Unified School District,Chikako TeradaWilson/Central school1980Rady Children's Hospital Education Center andDeanPalumbooffice building, UCR Boyce & Webber Halls labYTrisha Clarkremodels; Sharp Grossmont Hospital1991East Tower upgradesDavid GilmoreCrawford/Mann Education Complex, SDUSD OneDan RinglerYand Two Columbia Place, San Diego La JollaKeith HempelCenter III Office Tower1985Taal SafdieRicardo RabinesEric Lindebak1994RobbinsNSWC Coastal Campus, Coronado; San Diego City JamesJanenecollege buildings A, D & T; WSTL/calibration lab,ChristopherSeal Beach1991Merge 56 retail entertainment center, La JollaCountry Day School, North City San Marcosmaster planCheryl Smith1988Joseph MascariSimon WarnerThai Dinh1989MagnusonUSD Torero Store; Mission Hills Library; nurse call WilliamBen Mezaand paging system technology modernization,PaulLorhanKaiser San Diego Medical Center1948John PyjarSt. Augustine High School, San Diego Unified David PfeiferUniversity City High School, San DiegoWayneHoltanBotanic Garden1986Creative, Performing, Media Arts Middle School Alison WhitelawGramleyPerforming Arts Center, Chollas operations yard SandraWaneymasterplan, North Pacific Beach lifeguard station Naveen1979Verizon Wireless, AT&T Mobility, SprintWilliam BoothRobert Suarez1987Edward CassMark Sowatsky1983thoroughness of the list, omissions and typographical errors sometimes occur. Please send corrections or additions to the Research Department at theSan Diego Business Journal. 858-277-6359. This list may not be reprinted in whole or in part without prior written permission from the editor. Somecompanies have declined to participate or did not return a survey by press time.It is not the intent of this list to endorse the participants nor to imply a firms size or numerical rank indicate its quality.(1) Companies were asked to provide the top two areas of specialty and the percentage that each represents of 2013 gross billing. Percentages willnot equal 100 in some cases.Researched by Leslie Fulton Continued on page 18
August 4, 2014www.sdbj.comSAN DIEGO BUSINESS JOURNAL - Special ReportPage 17Hera Hub Blends Co-Working and Community at Its OfficesSERVICE: BusinessSigned First FranchiseAgreement in April By MARION WEBBSan Diego-based Hera Hub, whichprovides women who work for themselvesa working space where they can shareideas and meet with others, has signedits first franchise agreement.The growing trend known as co-working, where people share a professionalworkspace, is catching on in the UnitedStates, Europe and Asia.As of 2013, more than 110,000 peoplewere working in nearly 2,500 co-workingspaces, according to Deskmag.com.Compared with 2012, there are 83 percent more co-working spaces serving atotal of 117 percent more members.The idea of creating co-working spaceswhere independent workers can come together and collaborate is also catching onin other parts of San Diego. The San Diego Coworking Alliance on its website hasa list of co-working spaces throughout thecounty, providing various types of support, such as technical support for entrepreneurs and earlystage companies.Felena Hansonstarted Hera Hubthree years ago thisAugust after beinglaid off three timesFelena Hansonfrom previous jobsin marketing. The concept of providingfemale-focused shared office space in aPhoto courtesy of Hera HubHera Hub has three co-working spaces in San Diego County, including this one in Sorrento Mesa.spa-inspired workspace quickly took off.The Zen-like environment featuringcandles, soft music and running waterresonated with women while enablingthem to be productive.“The focus is on collaboration andcommunity,” Hanson said. “We are acommunity first, and we want to builda strong community where women cancome and can launch and grow a businessand get support from others.”More than 300 female business owners,employees and students are now members of Hera Hub, and as such they canuse the office locations in Sorrento Mesa,Mission Valley and Carlsbad. Memberspay monthly dues that range from 69a month for community access to up to 369 for 80 hours. Hanson said the average member pays 150 to 200 to usethe workspace a couple of days a weekand host client meetings.Hera Hub also offers workshops andnetworking sessions for professionaldevelopment.Expansion by FranchiseAfter three years of building herbusiness, Hanson is franchising the concept, having signed her first franchiseagreement in April with Julia Westfall,who plans to open a Hera Hub office inWashington, D.C., in November.Hanson’s vision is to enable more than20,000 women to launch and grow theirbusinesses at 200 locations over the nextfive years.Westfall said she learned about Hansonand Hera Hub by reading about her in aNew York Times article and was immediately intrigued by the idea.“I worked with small businesses fora long time and entertained owning myown small business,” said Westfall, whois the director of finance and humanresources at a communications companyin Washington. “I don’t think a lot ofcurrent co-working and executive suiteoptions really provide all the options forwomen. It’s about building a collaborative working community and makingsure the membership has a good mix ofskills and business types, so that womencan support each other.”Hera Hub franchisees pay an upfrontfee of 32,000 to start a franchise forthe first 10 years, which gives them the“business in a box,” including training,marketing and branding, Hanson said.The cost to buy a second franchise is 35,000 and 39,000 for a third, she said.Westfall said she expects to invest 100,000, or three months of operatingexpenses, to get her franchise off theground and grow the membership.A Need for SpaceAccording to a survey by MBO Partners, 30 percent of U.S. knowledge-basedworkers are independent, working asfreelancers, consultants and entrepreneurs, and that number is expected torise 60 percent by 2020.The San Diego Coworking Alliancecoworking spaces include the AnsirInnovation Center on Convoy Street,Co-Merge Workplace in San Diego’s financial district, Cyber Hive in downtownSan Diego, 3RDSPACE in UniversityHeights and Coworking Connection.For more information on the SanDiego Coworking Alliance, visitwww.sandiegocoworking.com.Advertising FeatureRISK.needs to be managed.VICE PRESIDENT OF OPERATIONSSan Diego History CenterLucas Reeve promoted to Vice President of Operations for ThePatio Restaurant Group. “To be a successful operator, you have tobe focused on creating memorable guest experiences. Engagingin excellent customer service, inspiring your people and creatinga customer base willing to advocate for your brand; theseelements are critical for sustainable growth.” believes Reeve.Construction of the Coronado Bridge, circa 1969INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYInfoSystems Resources is pleased to announce the additionof Evan Donaldson as Managing Director. Donaldson willlead the IT practice based out of San Diego, CA. ISR is asister division to General Ledger Resources (“GLR”), one ofSan Diego’s fastest growing companies, and a local successstory since 2003.Managing Risk and Negotiating Insurancefor San Diego’s Business Community450 B Street, Suite 1800 San Diego, CA 92101 619 234 6848www.cavignac.comSDBJ BW AD-4.82 x 6.625-coronado bridge.indd 16/12/2014 4:32:03 PMAnnounce your hirings, promotions and other moves.Contact Korey Castillo at 858-277-6397 Email: koreyc@sdbj.com.
www.sdbj.comPage 18SAN DIEGO BUSINESS JOURNAL - Special ReportAugust 4, 2014ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS Continued from page 16Ranked by number of local staff as of June 1, 2014Other services offeredLand planningSpace planningInterior designConstruction mgmt.Landscape1620(20)22419731Interior design: 51Commercial/office: 49YYYYNNFamily Health Centers of San Diego; Hoehn MotorsN Audi; 5550 Morehouse- two-story entry lobby andinterior renovationMatt BradyTiffany English2000(20)27Studio E Architects2258 First Ave., San Diego 05221513154wnd45550Multifamily housing: 40Charter schools: 30NNNNNNCeladon at Ninth and Broadway: 17-story mixedN use affordable housing, Hotel Churchill renovation,High Tech Elementary Building 271 at LibertyStationEric NaslundJohn Sheehan1988(31)28Tucker Sadler Architects Inc.1620 Fifth Ave., Suite 200, San Diego 525(40)414wndwndwndPrivate development: 30Civic/governmental: 70NYYYNNNSan Diego Unified School District, 401 W. AshHotel, San Diego International AirportGregory MuellerArturo CastroHal Sadler1957(10)29KPA Associates Inc.3033 Fifth Ave., Suite 100, San Diego 1375250Forensics: 85Hospital tenantimprovements/renovations:13NNYNYNYUC San Diego Medical Center - security commandcenter expansion; Jacobs Medical Center - MRIinstallation; Fallbrook Hospital - HVAC upgradesBayless CobbYaron Tov1985(25)30Cuningham Group Architecture1030 G St., San Diego 8627964360Health care: 100NYYYNYNSharp Mesa Vista- renovation and improvements,Sharp Memorial Hospital Rehabilitation Centerremodel, Sharp Mary Birch third-floor remodelGerald HunterPhillip Soule2013(NR)31Lyons Warren, Engineers and Architects9560 Candida St., San Diego 24(46)113303337Food service: 60Retail: 20YYYYYNYCVS/pharmacy, retail spaces for Chula VistaCenter, Solar TurbinesTracy LindquistSteven Schneider1979(NR)32Heritage Architecture & Planning625 Broadway, Suite 800, San Diego 34-62861213(8)51270300Rehabilitation: 60Preservation planning: 20NYYNNNY Quieter Home Program; Hotel Churchill; city of SanDiego, facility conditions assessment 0000Higher education: 40Federal: 60NYYNNNNSan Ysidro Land Port of Entry, San Diego ZooAfrica Rocks, SDCCD Mesa Campus cafeteriabookstore and stockroomNorman StrongCraig epartment of Defense: 40UC System: 55NNYYNNNArgo & Blake Hall renovations, UC San Diego; NavyMedical Center, San Diego; Kitchen CreekHelibase, San Diego CountyDavid 44-40761230(60)3354460Healthcare: 52Education: 47NNYYNNSan Diego County Women’s Detention Facility, SanMarcos USD New K-8 School, Santa Fe ChristianN Schools phase 1a modernization and improvementprojectSteven PrinceSteve Wilson1989(11)36Architects Hanna Gabriel Wells1955 Bacon St., San Diego 7119226119550Commercial: 50Institutional: 40NYYYNNN UCSD Spanos Athletic Performance Center; TorreyReserve office buildings; Solana 101 mixed-useRandy HannaJames GabrielMatt Wells1997(34)37Harley Ellis Devereaux225 Broadway, Suite 1300, San Diego 98-385511110526710000Education: 60Science/technology: 40YNYYNNN(35)38(37)Bokal & Sneed Architects244 Ninth St., Del Mar 10wndNA6wnd90100New custom single family: 50Remodel customNsingle-family: 40YYNNNNwndJames 0Commercial/office: 30Federal: 65NYYYNNNMV-22 Hangar MCAS Camp Pendleton,dormitories, Travis AFB, renovation ScrippsMesa ing rehabilitation andinfill development: 40Educational: 30YYYYYYNNorthrop Grumman, Murphy Development Co.,Scripps Ranch, ATK Rancho BernardoDon BlairRobb WalkerTim Rubesh1973Tim SchulzeSean TracyKevin Perry1994(26)40(29)41(38)Davy Architecture811 10th Ave., San Diego 4421010021090100Education: 70Health care: 30YYYYNNNPalomar College Child Development Center,Montgomery Middle School gym, CSUSMVeterans CenterRic Davy198442FreemanWhite Inc.1230 Columbia St., Suite 850, San Diego 9051093970(40)Health care: 100NNYNNNNPremier Medical Institute, Sharp Hybrid OR (TIrenovation), Sharp Main Pharmacy remodelJoseph Johnston200343Architects B P Associates Inc.11858 Bernardo Plaza Court, Suite 120,San Diego 990100Residential: 85Commercial: 15NYYNNNNLilac Hills Ranch Sustainable Community masterplan, Custom Homes Coastal North County,Custom Homes The Bridges, Rancho Cielo, TheHeritage Golf EstatesRoger BasingerDonaldPennington2002(48)44Arch-Pac Inc.1351 Distribution Way, Studio 1, Vista )31101000(42)Aquatics: 100YYYYYYYwndKenneth Moeller199545Ehm Architecture Inc.3966 Falcon St., Second Floor,San Diego 380200Hospitality: 50Federal/military: 50NYYYYNYB Street Pier Cruise Ship Terminal interior, LandingCraft Air Cushion Facility Camp Pendleton,Radisson Blu Gaslamp DistrictRandal EhmGrace Ehm1987(47)46(36)Dahlin Group Architecture Planning539 S. Cedros Ave., Solana Beach 1(27)420063235Production housing: 53Mixed-use projects: 43NYYYNYNEastgate mi
Gensler 225 Broadway, Suite 1600, San Diego 92101 www.gensler.com 619-557-2500 619-577-2520 78 58 34 16 4,616 85 10 5 Corporate: 60 Institutional and higher education: 20 N Y Y Y Y N N Sorrento Pointe, Mesa College Center for Business and Technology, Junior Achievement J. Kevin Heinly Scott Peterson Tom Heffernan 2004 3 (1) ETC Building .
