The enormous, stunning, and modern structures of contemporary construction have turned away from concrete in recent years, but is concrete making a comeback? Your Pleasanton contractor thinks so.  When people think of concrete, they tend to think of gloomy, dark, and industrial buildings that were used to construct the early … Continue reading →

When you want to give your commercial property a facelift, renovating or rebuilding are your two main options. Your Pleasanton contractor can give you some much-needed information! When deciding whether to renovate or rebuild a commercial property, there are a variety of things that you need to consider. You know … Continue reading →

We are excited to introduce our newest project: Tracy Montessori Elementary School! Tracy Montessori Elementary will be a 30,000 sq. feet school with 8 classrooms for grades kindergarten through eighth grade. (Unlike many traditional elementary schools in which the highest grade is only the sixth grade.) It’s located on 120 … Continue reading →

Pollution is something that is not taken lightly anymore, so be sure your job site follows regulation. Pollution liability insurance has been available for more than 15 years, so why is it that more subcontractors are not purchasing this kind of coverage? Pollution claims are not covered by general liability … Continue reading →

Pre-construction services can provide owners with a formal approach for developing cost, scope, and schedule to execute the construction on time and in control. The pre-construction, or design phase, is central to the success of the entire project. Yes, the entire project’s success is built upon the process before the … Continue reading →

Construction and architecture are ever evolving industries that require innovation. As education changes, the building in which students learn changes with it. The school of yesteryear—those with desks facing a bland blackboard and monotonous dead bricks—are giving way to new kinds of learning spaces. Learning studios, lab-like spaces, and open … Continue reading →

Apps are more powerful than ever, and that means that your productivity can do the same. Apps for productivity will help you out tremendously. Apps may be small, but their impact on our lives is immense. Apps have helped us tame our inbox, get our to-do list completed and even track … Continue reading →

Make a simple rack of lamb with a mint-crumb crust and honey vinaigrette which brings the taste of mint right into the lamb. Ingredients 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 2 cloves garlic, sliced 2 tablespoons olive oil 1/2 cup plain bread crumbs salt and ground black pepper to taste … Continue reading →

LEDs not only last way longer than traditional light bulbs, they also bring true color to our hallways and bridges. San Antonio artist, Ansen Seale, created an interactive LED lighting installation to an elevated bridge at University Hospital.  This installation connects the hospital to the parking garage with 42 LED … Continue reading →

Spring cleaning should extend beyond your home and into your office or workspace environment. With all the dreariness of winter, it’s best to escape and look ahead to the warmer days. In our opinion, it’s never too early to start thinking about spring cleaning and getting your office workspace looking … Continue reading →