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Table of ContentsCompany InformationInformation and Services3ProjectsHearst Castle (National Register)Santa Barbara Mission (National Register)Villa Riviera (National Register)One ColoradoMillenium Biltmore HotelFrank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis HousePantages TheaterEl Dorado Theater (National Register)Glenarm Power Plant (National Register)Downtown Women’s CenterLopez Adobe (National Register)Balboa Park - Museum of Man (National Register)Catalina Casino45678910111213141516Company ExperienceHistoric Project Experience ListTeam BiographiesSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.17711718Page 2
Company InformationFounded in 1985, the company's main construction focus is Historic Restoration, Preservation and Conservation. As apioneer and leader in California, Spectra Company is committed to the protection and preservation of our country'smost cherished architectural, historic and cultural landmarks.Company OverviewLicense ClassificationsWest Coast - #1 – Specialty "Historic" ContractorPreservation - as per “The Secretary of the Interior Standards”Excellent Job Safety RecordPreservation Award Winning CompanyServices HistoricMaterials Restoration Stone/Marble/Granite/Terracotta Masonry/Brick/Adobe/Concrete Bronze/Brass/Copper/Ornamental Metal Ornamental Plaster Ornamental Woodwork/Finish Carpentry Decorative Tile/ Pavers/Terrazzo Wood and Steel Doorsand Windows Decorative Paint Conservation Gilding/Faux FinishingGeneral Contractor Licenses held inCalifornia, Nevada and ArizonaCalifornia ClassificationsConstruction and Design General Contracting Design Build Building Facade Restoration Structural/Seismic Lead/Asbestos Abatement Mold RemediationPreservation ConsultingBudgets/Cost ��35C–39C–54General ContractorMasonry / AdobePainting and DecoratingLathing and PlasteringRoofing and WaterproofingTile (Ceramic and Mosaic)Lead and Mold CertifiedStructural/Seismic CertifiedMOTTO: The Greenest Building is the One that Already ExistsSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 3
Hearst Castle (National Register)Project Location750 Hearst Castle RoadSan Simeon, CAProject OwnerCalifornia Deptartment of Parks &RecreationClient Contact NameCalifornia Department of Parksand RecreationClient Contact Information(916) 322-7900Chris.moenig@parks.ca.govProject DescriptionLocated in San Simeon, California overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Hearst Castlewas built by newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst and designed byAmerican architect Julia Morgan. Construction on the 250,000 acre estate beganin 1919, and included two swimming pools, a tennis court, a movie theatre, andthree guest cottages.An avid traveler and collector, the castle also displayed the vast art collectionamassed by Mr. Hearst, including American and European Old Masterpaintings and sculptures, tapestries, oriental rugs, Greek, Roman and Egyptianantiquities, silver, furniture and historic ceilings. Hearst named his new estateLa Cuesta Encantada, Spanish for “Enchanted Hill.” The mansion becamefamous for hosting the Hollywood and political elite of the day, includingCharlie Chaplin, Cary Grant, Winston Churchill, Charles Lindbergh, FranklinRoosevelt, and Joan Crawford. When Hearst left his San Simeon Residence in1947 due to his failing health, the Castle was left unfinished. The estate wasdonated to the People of the State of California in December 1957 by HearstCorporation. A National and California Historical Landmark, Hearst Castle iscurrently operated by the California Department of Parks and Recreation whichoffers daily tours of the estate.Project TypeHistoric RestorationProject Amount 365,000Project Size14,000 ft2Completion Date2015Scope of WorkStone RestorationWindow SillsDoor ThresholdStained Glass RestorationConsultingHistoric Treatment ProgramPreconstruction DocumentationConstruction MonitoringSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 4
Santa Barbara Mission (National Register)Project Location2201 Laguna StreetSanta Barbara, CAProject OwnerFranciscan Province of Santa BarbaraProject TypeHistoric RestorationClient Contact NameBrother Brian TrawickFranciscan Province of Santa BarbaraProject Amount 7,000,000Client Contact Information(805) 682-4713administrator@sboldmission.orgProject DescriptionThe Santa Barbara Mission was established on the Feast of Santa Barbara onDecember 4, 1786 as the tenth of the twenty-one California Missions to befounded by the Spanish Franciscans. A series of four missions have been builton the site, the third of which was destroyed during the great Santa BarbaraEarthquake on December 21, 1812. Construction of the fourth and currentmission took place from 1815 until 1820.Project Size6,000 ft2Completion Date2015Scope of WorkAdobe RestorationMasonry RestorationKnown as the “Queen of the Missions” for its architectural beauty, the missionwas probably constructed under the direction of master mason Jose AntonioRamirez. Listed as a National Historic Landmark, the Santa Barbara Mission isthe only mission to remain under the leadership of the Franciscan Friars since itsfounding. Today, the mission is a parish church of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.SpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 5
Villa Riviera (National Register)Project Location800 East Ocean BoulevardLong Beach, CAProject OwnerVilla Riviera HOAProject TypeHistoric RestorationClient Contact NameAna Maria McGuanVilla Riviera HOA—LiaisonProject Amount 5,000,000Client Contact Information(562) 374-4778AnaMariaMcGuan@aol.comProject DescriptionThe Villa Riviera was completed in 1929 as a residential stock co-operative(or “own-your-own”) apartment building. At the time, it was the second tallestbuilding in Southern California only after Los Angeles City Hall. The building isone of the most significant landmarks in Long Beach and serves as the visualfocal point and entrance to downtown Long Beach. The Villa Riviera wasdeclared a City Landmark in 1979 and placed on the National Registry of HistoricPlaces in 1996. This is the first major restoration project of the building. Thefirst phase is the exterior restoration which began in 2007. The project includedthe remediation of 10 layers of lead based and water based paint, using achemical removal process.The Villa Riviera’s location on the waterfront and proximity to the Downtownmakes it a landmark and icon in the City of Long Beach. The restoration washelped to beautify the Downtown and beachfront areas.Project Size15,000 ft2Completion DateJanuary 2008Scope of WorkHistoric RepairHistoric RestorationLead Based Paint RemovalMold RemediationSelective DemolitionHistoric Spire StabilizationComplete Façade RestorationWaterproofingPaintingCoatingWood RestorationRough CarpentryFinish CarpentryLath and PlasterOrnamental Plaster RepairSpall RepairWindow RestorationGlass and GlazingInterior Common AreasGilding / Faux FinishBronze Powder CoatingDoor ReplicationLightingGold Leaf/Decorative PaintingSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 6
One ColoradoProject Location41 Hugus AlyPasadena, CAProject OwnerOne ColoradoProject TypeHistoric RestorationClient Contact NameTony LuceroOne ColoradoProject Amount 1,000,000 Client Contact Information(626) 786-1363tony@onecolorado.comProject DescriptionThe construction of Old Pasadena took place from 1870-1890. It was duringthis time that original wood framed structures were replaced with detailedmulti-story masonry buildings. In the 1920’s, many of the original facades werealtered to exemplify California Mediterranean architecture which includedintricate detailing, arched windows, terra cotta, and various styles of cornices.In 1976, the Cultural Heritage Commission was formed in order to save thesehistoric buildings from demolition. In 1984 they were placed on the NationalRegister of Historic Places.Project SizeVarious SitesCompletion DateOngoingScope of WorkHistoric RestorationEnvironmental RemediationMural ConservationSelective DemolitionComplete Façade RestorationWaterproofingCast StoneBrick RepointingDecorative PaintingFinish CarpentryOrnamental WoodworkOrnamental Plaster RepairSpall RepairWindows/DoorsSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 7
Millenium Biltmore HotelProject Location506 South Grand AvenueLos Angeles, CAProject OwnerMillennium Biltmore HotelProject TypeHistoric RestorationClient Contact NameKenny BattlesMillenium Biltmore HotelProject Amount 500,000 Client Contact Information(213) 612-1616kbattles@mill-usa.comProject DescriptionThe Millennium Biltmore Hotel was built in 1923 by Schultze & Weaver. Theexterior façade beautifully incorporates a combination of Spanish-ItalianRenaissance Revival, Mediterranean Revival, and Beaux Arts styles. The detailof the interior is exquisite, with hand painted frescos, murals, carved marblefountains, lead crystal chandeliers, and caste bronze stairwells. Once the earlyhome to the Academy Awards Ceremony, the Biltmore Hotel has been hostto: WWII soldiers, the 1960 Democratic National Convention, The Beatles, theInternational Olympic Committee headquarters for the 1984 Summer Olympics,American Idol Semi-finals, visiting teams for the World Baseball Classic, multipleGrammy Awards after parties and numerous television/movie sets.Project Size15,000ft2Completion DateScope of WorkHistoric Ceiling RestorationConcrete RepairLobby Fountain RestorationDeck CoatingWaterproofingDecorative PaintingGilding – Gold LeafOrnamental Plaster RepairSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 8
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis HouseProject Location2607 Glendower AvenueLos Angeles, CAProject OwnerEnnis House FoundationProject TypeHistoric RestorationConsultant Contact NameJohn FidlerJohn Fidler Preservation ConsultingProject Amount 350,000Client Contact Information(310) 498-4973fidlerja@aol.comProject DescriptionThe Ennis House has inherent historical, cultural and architectural significancebecause of its important place in Frank Lloyd Wright’s legacy. As only one of fourconcrete block residential projects the esteemed architect designed, this culturalgem’s significance cannot be overstated.Located in Los Angeles, the 1924 Ennis House is one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s firstresidences constructed of his signature concrete ‘textile block’. This magnificentexample of Wright’s genius has been studied by architects, architecturalhistorians, artists and preservationists from around the world.Project Size6000ft2Completion Date2008Scope of WorkConservationist CleaningMold RemediationAsbestos RemediationLead RemediationHistoric Window RestorationCaulking and SealingSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 9
Pantages TheaterProject Location6233 Hollywood BoulevardLos Angeles, CAProject OwnerNederlander CompanyProject TypeHistoric RestorationConsultant Contact NamePaul GrayNederlander GroupProject Amount 4,000,000Client Contact Information(310) 468-1700pgray@nederlander.comProject DescriptionProject Size100,000ft2Completion Date2001Scope of WorkThe Pantages Theater is one of today’s leading venues for theatre in Los Angeles.Not only is it a favorite for theatre, but for television, movies and music videos. Itwas even the venue for the Academy Awards for many years. Opened on June 4,1930, by Alexander Pantages, the theatre was completed for 1.25 Million whichtoday would equal nearly 10 million. Although the Wall Street Crash occurredduring construction of this grand theatre, no expense was spared.Historic RestorationFaçade RestorationSelective DemolitionRough CarpentryLathe and PlasterOrnamental Plaster RepairDoors and HardwareIn 1949, the Pantages was taken over by Howard Hughes as a part of his chain Marble Tile (lobby)of theatres. In 1959, Universal Pictures booked Spartacus at the Pantages. Storefront WindowsThis required a reduction of the theatre’s seating to 1,512 seats, thus moving Waterproofingthe Academy Awards to a different location. Pacific Theatres purchased the PaintingPantages in 1967. The 1977 restoration returned the Pantages to its originalFaux finish2,691 seat capacity.Brass RefinishingWood RestorationSpall and Crack RepairElastomeric CoatingLightingFinishesSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 10
El Dorado Lofts (National Register)Project Location416 South Spring StreetLos Angeles, CAProject OwnerGoodwin GawProject TypeHistoric RestorationConsultant Contact NameRocky RockefellerRockefeller ArchitectsProject Amount 1,000,000Client Contact Information(310) 335-6000rr@rockefeller.comProject DescriptionDesigned in 1913 by architect Frederick Noonan, the El Dorado Hotel wasoriginally named the Stowell Hotel, after its builder N.W. Stowell, a capitalist andfinancier. During its heyday, this glamorous historic hotel was once where CharlieChaplin and other luminaries resided. This building has been used as locations formany films including “Minority Report” starring Tom Cruise. Originally one of theleading hotels of Los Angeles, the El Dorado became a single-occupancy roominghouse after the city’s financial district moved to Figueroa Street. In recognitionof its historical and cultural significance, the National Trust provided loan moneyin 2001 to restore the El Dorado Hotel to its original grandeur.Project Size200,000ft2Completion DateJanuary 2011Scope of WorkFaçade RestorationWaterproofingConcrete RestorationTerra Cotta RestorationLead RemediationOrnamental Plaster RepairBrick RepointingFaux FinishDecorative PaintingOrnamental Plaster RepairSpall RepairCaulking and SealantsMetal RestorationTile RestorationSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 11
Glenarm Power Plant (National Register)Project LocationPasadena, CAProject OwnerCity of PasadenaProject TypeHistoric RestorationClient Contact NameMark DubinskyCity of PasadenaProject Amount 1,000,000Client Contact Information(626) 744-3968mdubinsky@cityofpasadena.netProject DescriptionDesignated a Historic Monument by the City of Pasadena, The Glenarm PowerPlant is a very practical but yet beautiful building. The fountain, which is an iconto the city of Pasadena, was designed to function as a cooling tower for thegenerating equipment. The fountain is also a part of the Historic Monument.Project Size200,000ft2Completion Date2009Scope of WorkFaçade RestorationWaterproofingConcrete RestorationTerra Cotta RestorationLead RemediationOrnamental Plaster RepairBrick RepointingFaux FinishWindow/Door RestorationSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 12
Downtown Women’s CenterProject Location442 South San Pedro StreetLos Angeles, CAProject OwnerN/AProject TypeHistoric RestorationClient Contact NameJoseph PicaPica SullivanProject Amount800,000Client Contact Name(323) 653-712joe@picasullivan.comProject DescriptionThe Gothic revival style Downtown Women’s Center (historically known as theRenaissance Building) was built in 1926 by architect William Douglas Lee, and pioneering female builder/developer Florence C. Casler. The Downtown Women’sCenter organization bought the building for 1 and soon after it was transformedinto a safe haven for the ever growing homeless population of women in Los Angeles. Spectra Company received a preservation award for from the Los AngelesConservancy and the National Trust.Awards:2011 Preservation Honor Award from the National Trust for Historic Preservation2011 Preservation Award from the Los Angeles ConservancyProject Size100,000 ft2Completion Date2009Scope of WorkAnti-Graffiti CoatingExterior Façade RestorationOrnamental Concrete RestorationLead RemediationEpoxy InjectionSteel Door RestorationLight Fixture RestorationDecorative PaintingFaux FinishBrick RepointingOrnamental Plaster RestorationMetal RestorationSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 13
Lopez Adobe (National Register)Project Location1100 Pico StreetSan Fernando, CAProject OwnerCity of San FernandoProject TypeHistoric RestorationClient Contact NameFred RamirezCity of San FernandoProject Amount 200,000 Client Contact Name(818) 898-1227framirez@sfcity.orgProject DescriptionIn 2010, Spectra Company was asked to assist with the restoration of TheLopez Adobe. The property, located at 1100 Pico Street in San Fernando, wascompleted in 1883 by Valentin Lopez. It is one of the oldest private residencesand the first two-story adobe built as residence in the San Fernando Valley.The adobe was built in the Monterrey style which was popular in California in themid to late 1800s.Awards:2013 Los Angeles Conservancy Preservation Award2012 Governor’s Historic Preservation AwardProject Size6,000 ft2Completion Date2011Scope of WorkSeismic UpgradesAdobe MasonryLime and Cement PlasterArchitectural WoodworkWood WindowsWood DoorsHardware RestorationSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 14
Balboa Park - Museum of Man (National Register)Project Location1350 El PradoSan Diego, CAProject OwnerCity of San DiegoProject TypeHistoric RestorationClient Contact NameCurtis DrakeHeritage ArchitectureProject Amount 500,000 Client Contact Number(619) 239-7888curtis@heritagearchitecture.comProject DescriptionIn 1915 the Panama-California Exposition opened its doors with The Story ofMan through the Ages exhibit. In 1942 the name was changed to what we knowtoday as the San Diego Museum of Man due to the Museum’s concentration onanthropology. During World War II the Museum was converted into a hospitaland later returned to its original state in 1951.Project Size100,000 ft2Completion DateMarch 30th 2012Scope of WorkComplete Facade RestorationLead Based Paint RemovalSelective DemolitionWaterproofingPainting/StainingOrnamental Plaster RepairSpall RepairWindows RestorationGlass and GlazingGold Leaf/Decorative PaintingTile RestorationSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 15
Catalina CasinoProject Location1 Casino WayAvalon, CAProject OwnerSanta Catalina Island CompanyProject TypeHistoric RestorationClient Contact NameMark BradshawCatalina Island CompanyProject Amount 750,000 Client Contact Number(310) 510-2000x1380mrbradshaw@scico.comProject DescriptionProject Size180,000 ft2Completion DateJanuary 2010Scope of WorkLocated on Santa Catalina Island, the Catalina Casino has been a landmark andfocal point of entertainment and culture since it opened on May 29, 1929. TheCasino dominates the Avalon landscape, and exemplifies the style and romanceof Catalina Island. Over the years, the Catalina Casino has been the venue ofchoice for great entertainers, Broadway productions, and motion pictures.Façade RestorationWaterproofingCaulking and SealantsEpoxy InjectionSpall/Crack RepairLead Based Paint RemediationIn the spring of 2010, Spectra Company commenced work on the exterior of Ornamental Decorativethe Casino to include a complete facade restoration. Spectra Company’s work Concreteincludes lead based paint remediation, epoxy injection, spall and crack repair, Restoration of Historic Windowsornamental cast stone repair/replication, door and window restoration, and and Doorsa complete waterproofing to include sealants and caulking. In addition to the Paintingbuilding preservation, Spectra Company is restoring columns, surrounds, upper Flag Pole Restorationbalcony, and decorative and non-decorative elements. The restoration would Copper Restorationnot be complete without a refurbishment of the twenty seven (27) flagpoles, Aluminum Restorationsitting atop the perimeter of the casino. Lastly, artisans are restoring the originalticket booth to include the lavish marble, ornamental metal, andglass finishes.Award:2012 Los Angeles Conservancy Preservation AwardSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 16
Historic Project Experience ListAgua Dolce, CARanger Residence – Vasquez RocksAlhambra, CASacred Heart HouseAmador City, CAAmador City FirehouseAnaheim, CAAnaheim Cemetery DistrictCitrus Packing HousePackard BuildingArcadia, CASanta Anita RacetrackAvalon, CACatalina CasinoBerkeley, CABowles Hall - UC BerkeleyBeverly Hills, CABeverly Hills City HallBeverly Hills Electric FountainFirst Bank of Beverly HillsGolden Triangle BuildingGreystone MansionHistoric Fox Wilshire TheaterNorth Linden DriveTiffany & CompanyVirginia Robinson GardensWallis Annenberg Center for the PerformingArtsBoulder City, NV100 & 200 Date Street RenovationHoover Dam – Exhibit HallHoover Dam – Penstock AnchorsCalabasas, CAKing Gillette RanchCentury City, CAFox StudiosClaremont, CAPadua Hills TheatrePilgrim Place - Porter HallFullerton, CAFox TheatreJohn Hetebrink HouseMuckenthaler Cultural CenterUnion BridgeGlendale, CAAlex TheaterBrand LibraryForest LawnGlendale Masonic TempleHunter ResidenceGuasti, CAGuasti MansionHancock Park, CADorothy Chandler HouseHollywood, CACBS Columbia SquareCelebrity Theatre/Sunset & VineEl Capitan TheaterFord TheatreFrolic Room BarHollywood BungalowsHollywood Heritage MuseumHollywood Masonic TempleLouis B. Mayer BuildingPantages TheaterRoosevelt HotelSecurity Pacific BuildingTaft BuildingTelevision CenterHonolulu, HIJali PavilionIrvine, CAIrvine Historical MuseumIrvine Ranch Historic ParkLa Jolla, CASt. James Episcopal ChurchWisteria Cottage - Cobble WallLa VernePrice HouseLaguna Beach, CAVictoria Beach TowerLas Vegas, NVWestside SchoolCulver City, CAKirk Douglas TheaterLincoln Heights, CALincoln Park GatewayEl Toro, CAEl Toro Memorial ParkLong Beach, CABreakers of Long BeachChristian Ourtreach CenterFamous Department StoreFarmers & Merchants BankJergins PillarsPolytechnic High SchoolEureka, CACarson BlockHumboldt CourthouseCarson BlockWalker BuildingLos Altos Hills, CAStegner StudioLos Angeles, CA15th Street Middle School28th Street YMCAAce Hotel / United Artist TheaterAfrican American MuseumAlameda Square BuildingAon CenterBiltmore HotelBiltmore Hotel – Rendezvous CourtBixel HouseBob Hope Patriotic HallBoyle Heights City Hall / Chicago BuildingBradbury BuildingBrentwood Country ClubBroadway Trade CenterBryson ApartmentsCBS Columbia SquareCharles Manson Cell - Hall of JusticeChicago BuildingCommercial Exchange BuildingDesmond BuildingDoheny MansionDowntown Womens CenterEbell of Los AngelesEl Dorado LoftsFine Arts BuildingFord Motor PlantFox StudiosGas Company LoftsGolden State Insurance BuildingHall of JusticeHilton Checkers HotelHollywood BowlHollywood PalladiumHotel FigueroaHoward Hughes Hercules CampusJames Swan HallJohnson Hall – Occidental CollegeLA Law LibraryLa MarquiseLA Times BuildingLinda Vista ApartmentsMcKinnon Center at Occidental CollegeMetropolitan LoftsMichael Heizer PaintingMorissette ResidenceMount St. Mary’s CollegeMuseum of Natural HistoryOne Bunker HillPacific Gas & ElectricPark Plaza HotelPublic Storage BuildingRoosevelt LoftsRowan BuildingSouthwest MuseumSt. Paul’s Lutheran ChurchStandard HotelSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 17
Historic Project Experience ListSubway Terminal BuildingSunset Bronson StudiosSuperior CourthouseTutor Campus Center - USCUnion StationUSC McDonald’s Swim StadiumVariety Arts TheaterMarina Del Rey, CAMarina Del Rey SeawallMonterey, CACalifornia’s First TheatreHermann HallNeedles, CANeedles Historic Train Depot“El Garces”- Harvey HouseNorwalk, CAHargitt HouseOak Park, CAOak Park High SchoolOakland, CABrick House LoftsOntario, CAFrankish BuildingOrange, CABank of ItalyChapman University - Digital Media Arts CenterOrange Grove Masonic TempleSmith and Ebert BuildingUrth CaffeUrth CaffePala, CABlacktooth HouseCalac AdobePasadena, CAAlles Building, Cal TechAmbassador Campus“Baby Banana Tree” SculptureBaxter BuildingBeckman Lab - Cal TechBridge Annex, Cal TechCal Tech - Thomas LabConstance HotelDel Mar Station-Santa Fe DepotGlenarm Power PlantLinde Robinson Lab, Cal TechMayfield Senior SchoolOne ColoradoRobert Pitcairn, Jr. HouseTolman-Bacher Compound, Cal TechUnion Savings BuildingPlacentia, CAGeorge Key Ranch HouseKraemer ResidenceSanta Barbara, CASanta Barbara AirportSanta Barbara MissionPlaya Vista, CAHercules CampusSanta Monica, CAMarion Davies GuesthouseSanta Monica City HallSanta Monica Police StationShotgun HouseWilshire TheaterRancho Cucamonga, CAEtiwanda Pacific Electric DepotReno, NVEl Cortez HotelReseda, CAFrank Lloyd Wright’s, Mat HouseRiverside, CACamp AnzaCrestmore ManorJames Building – Cal. Baptist UniversityJensen AlvardoMarch Air Force BaseRiverside County CourthouseSan Bernardino, CASanta Fe Depot – Railroad StationSan Clemente, CACasa RomanticaSan Diego, CAAndaz HotelHotel ChurchillHorton Plaza Improvement ProjectMuseum of ManOld Police HeadquartersRoad to the Cure BuildingSan Diego Gas & ElectricWarehouseSan Diego Marine BaseSempra Energy HeadquartersWeinberger CourthouseStanford, CAStanford UniversityStudio City, CASportsmen’s LodgeTorrance, CATorrance High SchoolTustin, CASt. Cecilia’s ChurchUpland, CAGrove TheaterValencia, CATesoro Adobe Historic ParkVan Nuys, CAVan Nuys ApartmentsWestwood, CABruin TheaterHershey Hall, UCLAVillage Fox TheatreWeyburn Hall, UCLAWhittier, CAFred C. Nelles SchoolYorba Linda, CAYorba Linda Packing HouseSan Fernando, CALopez AdobeSan Francisco, CA888 Brannan St. BuildingSan Marino, CASan Marino Community ChurchSan Simeon, CAHearst Sam Simeon State Historic Monument Casa GrandeSanta Ana, CAOld Orange County CourthouseUnknown Soldier MonumentSpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 18
Team BiographiesRay AdamykPresidentRay Adamyk is the Founder and President of Spectra Company. SpectraCompany is headquartered in Pomona, California and has been in business forover 25 years. Ray is well known in the Restoration community as an “expert”in historic preservation. He served on the Board of Trustees for the CaliforniaPreservation Foundation from 2008 to 2014, while holding memberships inthe Association of Preservation Technology International, the National Trust,Los Angeles Conservancy and the Western Association for Art Conservation.His historic preservation projects have received recognition from the NationalTrust, California Preservation Foundation, Los Angeles Conservancy, Long BeachHeritage and Pasadena Heritage. In addition, Ray is an AIA LA Affiliate.Completed and active projects include the Downtown Women’s Center, FrankLloyd Wright’s Ennis House in Hollywood, Pantages Theater in Hollywood, CatalinaIsland Casino in Avalon, the Gamble House in Pasadena, The Villa Riviera in LongBeach, Lopez Adobe in San Fernando and Hoover Dam in Boulder City, Nevada.Mr. Adamyk is a graduate of Mohawk College in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.Tim HarrisChief Financial OfficerTim Harris, Jr. is the Chief Financial Officer for Spectra Company. Tim isresponsible for the oversight and management of Spectra Company Projects. Asthe Manager of the Scheduling, Purchasing and Estimating staff, he is responsiblefor the successful completion of “Special Projects.” Tim is a graduate of WesternMichigan University and holds a Degree in Business Management.SpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 19
Team BiographiesAnn DresselhausBusiness ManagerAnn is the Business Manager for Spectra Company. Her responsibilities includeday-to-day management of office personnel and technicians, as well asmanagement of all pertinent financial matters relevant to the Company. Underher portfolio, she is responsible for planning, building, and implementingmarketing and business development. Prior to Spectra Company, Ann worked forover 15 years at a San Diego based Law Firm specializing in Business Real EstateLaw and Construction Contracts. As a Paralegal, her skills were well suited forthe Construction Industry.Reuben LombardoSenior Preservation Estimator/Project ManagerReuben Lombardo has extensive experience in the preservation field, and is akey team member of Spectra Company’s Historic Division. His areas of expertiseinclude Ornamental Concrete/Plaster, Granite/Marble, Tile/Stone/Ceramics,Historic Murals/Decorative Painting, Sculptures, Mold Making, Wood Restorationand Metals. Although well versed in many aspects of historic restoration, Reubenhas a particular affinity for the more artistic elements of preservation work.He is an artist by trade, but has coupled his practical historic knowledge withconstruction and project management skills. Reuben is a graduate of Otis Collegeof Art and Design and holds a Masters of Fine Arts from UCLA. Reuben has utilizedhis expertise on numerous restoration and waterproofing projects. They includesuch noteworthy landmarks as Hoover Dam in Boulder City, Nevada, the CatalinaIsland Casino in Avalon, the Fine Arts Building in Los Angeles, Greystone Mansionin Beverly Hills, the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles, the Marion DaviesGuest House in Santa Monica, Anaheim Citrus Packing House, multiple Universityprojects at UCLA, Mount Saint Mary’s, and California Institute of Technology, andvaried projects for the city of Santa Monica including the City Hall, the PoliceStation, the Municipal Pools, and Ocean Park Library.SpectraCompany.com 2510 Supply Street, Pomona, CA 91767 TEL: 800.375.1771Page 20
Team BiographiesDick GeeArchitect/Project ManagerDick Gee has over 25 years of experience working on preservation projectsand meets the Secretary of Interior’s Professional Qualifications Standards asa Historic Architect. Dick is a graduate of Architecture from U.C. Berkeley andpreviously served as the lead principal of the Los Angeles office for JAG Architects.After starting his preservation career on suc
Historic Restoration Project Amount 500,000 Project Size 15,000ft2 Completion Date Historic Ceiling Restoration Concrete Repair Lobby Fountain Restoration Deck Coating Waterproofing Decorative Painting Gilding - Gold Leaf Ornamental Plaster Repair The Millennium Biltmore Hotel was built in 1923 by Schultze & Weaver. The
