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North Ranch Country Club
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Pasadena City Hall – Seismic Upgrade & Rehabilitation
Project Description
Client:
Pasadena City Hall
Location:
Pasadena, California
Year Completed:
2008
Project Value:
$ 392,790
Architect:
Bastien and Associates
Products / Strategic Partners:
Armstrong Flooring Inc., J + J Flooring Group,
Tarkett | Johnsonite
Project Summary
Vision:
Pasadena City Hall is one of the finest examples of the California Mediterranean style. It is the dominant building in the Pasadena Civic Center, which is a complex of government, institutional and cultural buildings that epitomizes the City Beautiful movement.
Since its opening on December 27, 1927, Pasadena City Hall has remained one of the most distinctive public buildings in the United States and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Universal Metro’s work on the building’s restoration project earned it a StarNet 2008 Design Award in the Enviromental Achievment Category.
Pomellato (Beverly Hills, CA)
Project Description
Client:
Pomellato
Location:
Beverly Hills, California
Year Completed:
2011
Architect:
Labo LLC Architecture
Awards / Acknowledgements
Starnet Design Award
Products / Strategic Partners:
ARDEX Americas, Bigelow Flooring Inc., Henry Adhesives
Project Summary
Vision:
Pomellato wanted to create a flagship retail store to house both the Pomellato and Dodo brands, while attracting the Asian market. Neutral stone products providing a rich and stately design, accentuated with carpet insets for a soft feel. The stairway was re-surfaced with stone, leading to the Dodo brand. Asian design elements were incorporated with a custom elevator rug from Korea.
LAX Interim Business Class Lounge (Los Angeles, CA)
Project Description
Client:
Los Angeles World Airports
Location:
Los Angeles, California
Surface Area:
20,000 SF
Year Completed:
2010
Architect:
George Brown
Products / Strategic Partners:
ARDEX Americas, Tarkett | Johnsonite,
Daltile, Henry Adhesives,Â
Project Summary
Vision:
The renovation of the Bradley Terminal is the largest single construction project in the history of the City of Los Angeles. Unlike most airport projects where the building is closed to occupants, airlines continued to provide services to 10 million passengers annually during the 38-month construction schedule that began in January 2007. A wide range of improvements were made to the building, including the installation of a $140-million, in-line baggage security screening system, a state-of-the-art dynamic signage, improved lighting and finishes, and up-to-date information technology systems to speed the check-in process for passengers.
The 4,000-foot, interim first-class lounge, located on the Bradley’s Terminal’s mezzanine level, is designed for 133 guests. The interim business-class lounge is 16,000 square feet and designed for 578 guests. It is located on a vacant ramp area opposite the terminal and is reached from the Bradley Terminal’s Gate 118 by continuously operating motor coaches.