|
|
||
|
Compass Montessori Secondary School Faith Lutheran Church Addition & Remodel Santa Ana Office Building Myers Bradley Devitt & Arp Law Office Lowell Whiteman School Master Plan Lowell Whiteman School Boy's Dorm Historic Downtown Golden Facade Transformation Sustainable Renovation of Historic Office
P
|
|
|
 |
||
|
S A N T A A N A
O F F I C E B U I L D I N G |
||
|
The original building on this site was an uninsulated and poorly constructed structure, which burned quickly during a fire started by an arson. Since this building occupies an important city corner (directly across from the brand new Santa Ana Civic Center complex) this was an opportunity to improve the quality of the building as well as help improve a neighborhood that was already experiencing revitalization. This new structure reused the existing foundation and some of the structure, while seizing upon the opportunity to create: · An energy-efficient building with high levels of insulation, daylighting, state-of-the art mechanical equipment, a fire-sprinkler system (demanded by the owner), and more. · New floor plan layouts which increased the rentable space in the building by 25%, including a new 2-story lobby. · Maintenance-free stucco, stone and glass exterior. · Greatly increased curb appeal, with grand entrances on both the street and parking lot sides. · Seismic upgrading to make the building safer in an earthquake (the old building would have crumbled). This building will serve the owner, tenants, and city as a modern, attractive and durable building for many years to come. |
Building Area: 8,400 gross square feet Site Area: 1.5 acres Construction Cost: $1.2 million Cost per Square Foot: $140/sf Date Completed: October, 2006 Location: 1043 Civic Center Drive Santa Ana, California Engineers: structural: Mike Gabriel mech/elec: Priest Engineering architect of record: Linnaus Arch't Owner: Robert L. Miller, Jr.
|
|
|
“After my building suffered an extensive fire, Ewers Architecture was able to design a modern, professional looking office building from the remaining skeleton. They also had the intricate task of working with difficult Planning and Building Departments, here in California, from their offices in Colorado. The team at Ewers Architecture made the task appear seamless and they successfully maneuvered the project through the labyrinth of the permit process and we are now under construction.” Robert L. Miller Jr., Owner
|
||
1 4 2 0 W a s h i n g t o n A v e n u e G o l d e n C o l o r a d o 8 0 4 0 1voice 303.271.0977 email peter@ewersarchitecture.com sitemap |
||
