One of the City of Pinole’s oldest structures, the Faria House was built by James Tennent, son of Pinole pioneering resident and founder Dr. Samuel Tennent, circa 1880. It was sold to Joseph and Maria Nunes Faria in 1912. The Faria family also played a prominent role...
Interactive Resources, Inc. oversaw the design, permitting, and construction support for the full restoration of a historic early industrial-modern factory within the Richmond Kaiser Shipyards Historic District. Our firm was the architect and structural engineer of...
Built in 1873 as an aid to mariners in the San Pablo/San Francisco Bays, the East Brother Light station is the oldest lighthouse still operating in its original configuration. When the beacon and fog signal were automated in 1969, the buildings, listed on the National...
The First United Methodist Church, built in 1917, was significantly damaged in the 2014 Napa earthquake. Interactive Resources, Inc. was selected to join the design-build team led by Pullman SST, Inc. and provide historic architectural design services for both...
656 Quinan Street in Pinole’s historic district is an Italianate-style cottage constructed circa 1900. The Quinan Street project provides theatre education programming to students in Contra Costa County and school districts. Interactive Resources, Inc. provided...
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....