The Suisun-Fairfield Depot was one of two dozen “colonnade-style” stations erected by the Southern Pacific Railroad and is the only one remaining in Solano County. Originally constructed in 1914, the building had undergone several previous additions and alterations....
A leading bio-pharmaceutical manufacturer engaged Interactive Resources, Inc. to explore design concepts for an onsite food service facility within the corporate campus in Hercules, California. After meeting with the client to discuss various design concepts, our firm...
Interactive Resources, Inc. is currently under contract with the County of Mendocino for On-Call Architectural Services. As part of this contract, the firm provided forensic architecture and engineering services for the replacement of existing roofs and HVAC equipment...
Interactive Resources, Inc. prepared construction documents for a federally-funded project to increase the weather resistance of the Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District (AC Transit) 10-story General Office building at 1600 Franklin Street in downtown Oakland. This...
The first large-scale building that showcased what we now call sustainable architecture was a State Office Building in Sacramento named after Gregory Bateson. Constructed in 1978, the Bateson Building was designed by former state architects Sim van der Ryn and Peter...
Interactive Resources, Inc. performed a complete renovation of a bio-pharmaceutical manufacturer’s office facility at 825 Alfred Nobel Drive in Hercules, California. Our architects remodeled the existing office space and weatherproofed the exterior of the building....