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....
Interactive Resources, Inc. was retained by General Services Administration (GSA) to provide an enhanced feasibility study in which the primary analysis, recommendation, and documentation are used in developing capital projects, and create and/or enhance GSA’s real...
Interactive Resources, Inc. has provided design services for a wide array of projects for the University of California, Berkeley over the course of the last two decades. Services performed include architectural design, seismic analysis/retrofits, mechanical and...
As part of an IDIQ contract for forensic architecture and engineering services for the State of California, DGS, Interactive Resources, Inc. conducted a forensic investigation of ongoing water intrusion at two locations on the Franchise Tax Board campus. The water...
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...
The U.S. GSA retained Interactive Resources, Inc. to conduct a water infiltration investigation of the underground parking, leased tenant space, plaza and 9th floor curtain wall at the federal building at 34 Civic Center Plaza in Santa Ana. The structure is nine...