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Best of 2006 Northern California The $64-million Heritage High School campus encompasses approximately 60 acres of hillside, and by virtue of the terrain, the project included unusual difficulties for construction as well as benefits for a unique high school campus design, said the builder, Lathrop Construction Associates. Judges’ Comments The development of this land included public infrastructure for access (a new four-lane roadway), education facilities made up of classroom buildings, a multistory library building, a multi-use building, a theater building, an administration building, as well as PE facilities made up of a football stadium, four baseball/soft- ball diamonds, a multi-story gymnasium, tennis courts, hard courts and a swimming complex. Building design, techniques and products varied with many of the buildings. The multi-story library and gymnasium structures as well as the single story swimming complex locker room buildings are comprised of structural steel, metal deck and metal studs. The administration, multi-use and classroom buildings are comprised of structural steel and wood studs. The multi-story theater building is comprised of structural steel, metal decking and wood studs. And the technology classroom building combines both structural steel and wood studs with a rammed earth structural wall and recycled redwood siding. Though the campus includes all basic necessities of a modern high school, many of the finished buildings exceed the standards. The theater building and “Kudos to Heritage for an interesting and functional design in a hilly location.” its capabilities rivals private venues and even includes a sound studio. The swimming complex includes an Olympic-sized pool and two locker room buildings, one for the school’s use and one for city use. The football stadium includes the most advanced synthetic football surface as well as the most advanced track surface. 15 California Construction 12/2006 Heritage High School, Brentwood Project Team K-12 Winner Owner Liberty Union High School District, Brentwood Architect Quattrocchi Kwok Architects, Santa Rosa General Contractor Lathrop Construction Associates, Inc., Benicia Key subcontractors Bay Cities Paving & Grading, Concord Wayne E. Swisher Cement Contractor, Inc., Antioch Kwan Wo Ironworks, Inc. (structural steel), San Francisco Richard Hancock, Inc. (wood framing), Sonoma Mike Nelson Co., Inc. (lath, plaster, drywall), Fresno W.L. Hickey Sons, Inc. (plumbing), Sunnyvale Trahan Mechanical, Inc., San Rafael Con J. Franke Electric, Inc., Stockton Western Water Features, Inc. (pool), El Dorado Hills Lathrop said that with these high standards, complexity of function and diversity of products as well as design, the construction of the project required more than 70 subcontractors plus suppliers and was made even more demanding because of the short 20-month construction schedule.
Best of 2006 Northern California An ambitious waterfront redevelopment has resulted in a revitalization of downtown Stockton. The Stockton Event Center includes a multi-use arena and the new Stockton Ports ballpark, home to an affiliate of the Oakland A’s. Judges’ Comments On Feb. 3, 2005, Swinerton Builders, the general contractor on both projects, watched the erection of the 343,000-lb. roof truss system for the four-level, multi-purpose arena. Besides trusses, the arena is also com- posed of concrete shear walls, composite columns, trusses, structural steel and pre-cast elements. The 244,000-sq.-ft. facility features 20 luxury suites, concessions, meeting rooms, administrative offices, team store and locker rooms. At a capacity of 10,134 seats, the guests can visit for hockey, soccer, volleyball, arena football and basketball games, exhibitions and concerts. It also includes 4,000 sq. ft. of meeting space. The arena is currently the home of the Stockton Thunder hockey team, the California Cougars indoor soccer team, and the Stockton Lightning arena football team. The Stockton Ports ballpark features seating for 5,200, administration offices, press box, four luxury suites, an electronic scoreboard with video “Truly a civic structure that has a positive impact on the entire community.” “Makes a large impact on the revitalization efforts for downtown Stockton.” screen, batting cage, locker rooms, concessions, beer garden, children’s play area and barbecue pavilion, plus a concourse surrounding the entire field. It comprises two towers reaching 35 ft. high and 10 CMU structures 17 California Construction 12/2006 Stockton Event Center, Stockton Project Team Civic Winner Owner City of Stockton Developer Regent Development, Sacramento General Contractor Swinerton Builders, Santa Clara Architects Arena: 360 Architects, San Francisco Ballpark: HKS Architects, San Francisco with cast stone facades. The field opens up to the water channel right next to it and has a good view of downtown Stockton.
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