Meadow Business Park

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Meadow Business Park

Description
This project is a multi-level commercial development on a sloped site that provides both large commercial storage facilities, as well as boutique shops and restaurant spaces. The modern Agrarian aesthetic reflects the area’s agricultural roots. Goals include maximizing usable site area, creating flexible tenant spaces, and managing the site access and circulation patterns. Close coordination between the design and engineering team allows this project to minimize cut and fill, incorporate value-added opportunities, and prepare for an efficient construction sequence.

Type
New Construction, Mixed Use (Retail, Warehouse, Restaurant, and Office)

Location
Central Coast, California

Project Team
Surveyor - MBS Land Surveys
Land Use Consultant - Kirk Consulting
Civil Engineer - North Coast Engineering, Inc.
Landscape Architect - Firma Consultants
Rendering - United Renderworks

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Site PLAN

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TASTING ROOM & storage A - Main Floor

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retail 1 & 2 - MAIN floor

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restaurant 3 - Main floor

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The White Barn

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The White Barn

Type
Restoration, Hospitality

Location
San Luis Obispo, California

Project Team
Land Use Consultant - Kirk Consulting
Surveyor - MBS Land Surveys
Geotechnical Engineer - Beacon Geotechnical Inc.
Civil Engineer - Roberts Engineering, Inc.
Fire Protection Engineer - AIM System, Inc.
Structural Engineer - Ashley & Vance Engineering, Inc.
Electrical Engineer - Power and Communications Engineering
Mechanical & Plumbing Engineer - Murphy Mechanical
Fire Sprinkler Contractor - S&M Fire Protection Inc.
Accessibility Specialist - Central Coast ADA

Description
This 1886 dairy barn has been an icon in Edna Valley for over 150 years. The conversion of the 5,530 s.f. barn to an event space required building code upgrades. Fire sprinklers, structural modifications, emergency lighting, and accessibility were modernized while preserving the architectural character of the space. The filtered light streaming through the vertical board siding provides a dramatic backdrop for interior events up to 300 people. Larger events featuring Edna Valley views can be accommodated on the property.

www.ednavalleywhitebarn.com

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MAIN FLOOR

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Beachfront Center

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Beachfront Center

Type
New Construction, Mixed Use (Commercial & Residential)

Location
Central Coast, California

Project Team
Land Use Consultant - Kirk Consulting
Surveyor - MBS Land Surveys
Geotechnical Engineer - GeoSolutions, Inc.
Civil Engineer - Ashley & Vance Engineering, Inc.
Rendering - United Renderworks

Description

This beachfront mixed use project adds commercial and residential amenities to a beach community on the Central Coast. Spaces include a sub-level parking garage, four commercial units, and four residential units ranging from a studio to a 2-bedroom unit. Designed to maximize views, each residential unit has a dedicated balcony and access to a rooftop common area that overlooks the boardwalk, pier, and Pacific Ocean beyond. The historic community style can be seen through exterior material selections and building form articulation with a nod to modern architecture.

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Garage Floor

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Commercial Floor

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Residential Floor

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Roof Floor

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SLO NAZ

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SLO Naz

Type
Remodel, Office, Church

Location
San Luis Obispo, California

Project Team
Plumbing - BMA Mechanical +
Mechanical - Knecht’s Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Electrical Engineer - JMPE
Structural Engineer - Ashley & Vance Engineering, Inc.
Fire & Security - Came Security Alarms
Data & Low Voltage - Clever Ducks
General Contractor - Greg Moore Construction Inc.

Description
The SLO NAZ (San Luis Obispo Church of the Nazarene) projects have included the design of both a 2,750 square foot office suite and a 724 square foot nursery on the existing campus in San Luis Obispo, California.

The office suite project was a remodel to four existing classrooms and a storage area on the lower floor of a multi-purpose building. The design included offices, a new restroom, break room, and conference rooms. Mechanical and electrical systems were updated and accessible parking and access was provided. Storefront systems at the interior offices allow visibility and light. The overall project established a central area on the campus for the main church offices and administrative functions. The aesthetic is inviting, open, clean, and bright.

The nursery project involved repurposing of an office wing within the main sanctuary building to a nursery space. This location was determined the most desirable due to the proximity to the main sanctuary and the ability to include a private nursing room that adjoined both spaces. Creating a safe environment for the the youngest members of the congregation was a priority for SLO NAZ and this was done by developing a check-in/check-out area, secure doorways, a designated restroom, and clear lines of sight for childcare providers.

https://slonaz.churchcenter.com

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Offices

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Nursery

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