The multi-phase recovery and modernization initiative at the Humane Society of Silicon Valley, located at 901 Ames Ave in Milpitas, commenced with a comprehensive refresh of the public-facing Dog Adoptions Floor during Phase 1. This initial phase focused on upgrading materials and restoring environments directly accessible to patrons and staff. The scope of work involved thorough demolition and prep, installing new insulation, patching drywall, and executing a complete repaint according to the owner’s custom color scheme. To ensure long-term durability and cleanliness, full-height FRP panels were installed along the walls of twenty-seven animal enclosures, and durable epoxy coatings were applied across the dog adoption rooms and holding spaces. Additionally, the team meticulously refinished, stained, and sealed approximately 5,500 square feet of concrete flooring, installed new matching baseboards, and outfitted the area with modern linear and flat 2×2 light fixtures. A standout feature of this phase was the fabrication and installation of a custom front welcome desk designed to enhance the initial visitor experience.

Building upon the successful transformation of the adoptions area, Phase 2 introduces a major reconstruction and upgrading effort covering approximately 20,000 square feet of interior space severely impacted by fire and smoke damage. This intensive phase involves rebuilding core operational and clinical zones, including employee offices, a breakroom, a community services lobby, animal intake and holding areas, a dedicated euthanasia room, and an expanded laundry room. The medical facility is being completely revitalized with the addition of a new, state-of-the-art surgical suite and a specialized parvo isolation space. Beyond standard structural repairs, the project incorporates extensive mechanical and infrastructural overhauls, notably the full replacement and upgrading of the building’s roof and nine smoke-damaged roof-mounted HVAC units, complete with re-framed structural roof curbs. Integrated code compliance upgrades for accessibility and Title 24, alongside high-performance finishes like full epoxy flooring in the medical center and laundry room, complete this sophisticated rebuild to provide a safer, highly functional environment for animal care.

Collaborated with the staff and architect to construct a Cat Garden at the front entrance of the building, providing an area for patrons and staff to view potentially rehabilitated feral cats. The scope of work encompassed a curved stucco wall with a viewing oculus, a netted shade structure, miscellaneous concrete site work, and beautiful landscaping specifically tailored for cats.

This building was constructed by our Team in 2017.  Depot Street Pizza and it’s owners came to us with an idea to create a space for quick and quality food to serve the surrounding tenants.  We started the construction of this tenant improvement in August of 2021.

Depot Street Pizza is a New York style pizzeria located at the Morgan Hill Granary.  We worked with our client to design, develop and build out an existing space into one of the best pizzeria’s in town.

The existing space was taken down to the studs to create space for the massive electric Marra Forni pizza oven, walk in refrigerator and comfortable bar/dining area.  The build out included a refresh of the outdoor patio adjacent to Bike Therapy and The Running Shop and Hops.

Granary Expansion

Located on a narrow site The Granary Expansion is a commercial building that situates itself next to the railroad tracks and station. It is a 3,747 square feet expansion to the existing 25,928 square feet of the Granary. Once completed this will put the Granary at 29,675 square feet. Located on Depot St. in Downtown Morgan Hill. This expansion will add more office space that will be available to be leased. The building contains 3 additional office spaces and a fitness room. Construction has begun and is expected to be completed in March 2020.

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