The B.F. Sisk Courthouse in Fresno, California, was originally completed in 1967 and features its original vertical-pivot, single-glazed aluminum-framed windows. Over time, the windows became increasingly difficult to operate and were considered largely inoperable,...
The Joseph Rattigan Building, a four-story state office building constructed in 1981, is named after Joseph Rattigan, a state senator from Sonoma County from 1959 to 1966 who later served for 18 years on the state Court of Appeals. In 2015, Interactive Resources, Inc....
As part of UC Berkeley’s campus-wide electrification initiative, working with P2S Engineers, the electrical project lead, Interactive Resources provided architectural, structural engineering, and historic preservation services for the new Switch Station 8...
The Jesse Unruh Building, designed by Weeks and Day and constructed in 1928, is located on Sacramento’s Capital Mall. It is a Classical Greek architectural-style structure with significant historic features and sculptural works adorning both the exterior and interior....
The Judicial Council is the policy-making body of the California courts, the largest court system in the nation. Interactive Resources, Inc. has provided architectural design and engineering (A/E) services under four Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) A/E...
Interactive Resources was retained by Kennedy Wilson Properties to evaluate and develop a comprehensive window replacement program for the Merritt on 3rd Apartment Building, now known as ReNew on Merritt, located at 1130 3rd Avenue in Oakland, California. The...