Description: Monument Plaza was built in 1936-37 by world-renown Oscar Hansen, The project failed and had to be repaired in 1958. The 1958 restoration of the plaza, again failed to rectify the underlying problems causing rapid distress. The scope of work involved investigative analysis in determining the underlying conditions causing rapid deterioration. It was determined that the lack of water runoff, coupled with no means of drainage for water that penetrates the terrazzo, and lack of adequate expansion joints for the terrazzo, which was essentially boxed in on all four sides, each contributed to the prior failures. The work involved giving the plaza a proper slope in which to remove surface water, coupled with an underlying drainage mat and under-slab drainage system. All existing terrazzo was removed, and all brass elements were cataloged and replaced in their original 1936 positions with existing or newly reproduced brass elements. The diorite was re-set and repaired, and the statues have been completely refurbished.

Description: In this project we repaired the brick wall and facade on the back side of the Bodie Hotel (pictured left) and strengthened the foundation which was compromised due to damage sustained in an earthquake. We also added structural bracing throughout both stories, rebuilt the chimney stack, and repaired existing (Tin Can) roofing shingles. All work conformed to federal historical standards.

Description: In this project we were tasked with restoring the cow barn at Wilder Ranch. The scope of this project included repair or replacement of all exterior siding, post and beam structure, installation of structural turnbuckle assemblies while removing and replacing all perimeter sill beams under the barn that were not over the creek, which contains protected Steelhead Salmon and Red Legged Frogs. The barn also had to be lifted and leveled to meet ADA standards without actually working in or touching the creek bed itself, which spanned 55 feet of the structure.

Description: In this project we restored the featured adobe building using historical methods to remove and remake original, damaged adobe bricks, designed and built a new log hip roof to sit inside of the support structure (not atop the walls) including new bond beam, ceiling rafters and original loft areas, reroofed with fire treated cedar shakes, and installed a new structural support system consisting of embedded anchors and specially made brackets. We then primed and painted newly installed trim, raised the ground to divert water away from the structure, built a new ADA access ramp, rebuilt the fireplace to original standards, and installed a new electrical system.

Description: For this project, we were contracted by the Feather River Land Trust to stabilize the historical building by installing a new post and beam support structure as well as a new metal roof without landing a bearing load upon the existing structure. This project also involved making the structure watertight and tying the existing structure to the new framing to prevent collapse during seasonal wind events.

Description: This project involved structural alterations to correct the path of travel for snow runoff, removal of existing layers of shake and metal roof, and the installation of a new 40 year metal roof systems with appropriate snow stops.

Description: In this project we were contracted to remove and replace existing dry-rot and termite invested siding, to treat existing infestations and to install new Hardie-board siding on the main building. We were also tasked with re-roofing the shop building area with a new PVC roof.

Description: The Martinez House was an emergency roof repair job required to prevent water infiltration into the existing structure. We removed the old shingle roof and original fireplace, installed new structural plywood sheeting, a new fire-retardant cedar shingle roof, additional roof bracing, and structural supports. In addition, we constructed a new code compliant replica fireplace stack.

Description: In this project we repaired and waterproofed block walls and removed and replaced metal roofing and metal siding. We also repaired wall panels.

Description: At the Fresno Airport we performed a commercial remodel of the rental car counters which included removal of old counters, reconfiguring the space, upgrades to meet new ADA codes, and a rebuild of the counters as well as the adjoining baggage claim area.

Description: This gallery features various examples of our post and beam work across multiple projects. 

Description: This was a private project in Northern California's Sierra Valley. The barn was one of three, two of which blew down in strong winds. The scope of work was to repair, replace, and stabilize as needed to save the structure.

Description: This folder contains several miscellaneous and commercial projects that illustrate the broad capabilities of Corporate Project Management, Inc.