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Rewood City Courthouse Square
Santa Rosa, CA |
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As part of the Downtown Precise Plan there was envisioned beautiful linear pavilions along the east and west sides of the newly opened Courthouse plaza. The pavilions match the historic courthouse in terms of materials and architecture very well. Next to the pavilions are a row of fountains which resemble Roman pots that pour water into attractive pools. The plaza features many sitable areas and many variations in shade and seating to suit every sort of weather and every sort of mood. In the center is a grand public plaza ideal for community events. It allows for a great view corridor between the historic Courthouse and the Fox Theatre, two of Redwood City's most beloved landmarks. The project received the Award of Excellence from the Congress of New Urbanism. |
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Santa Rosa Transit Authority Building
Santa Rosa, CA |
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New training center and administrative offices facility is located on a slim strip of property on the city campus. FMG worked in concert with city staff and agencies to develop an economical solution to overcrowded offices in multiple locations in Santa Rosa. The new building consists of a central curtain wall office wing connecting a state of the art training center on one side and a driver's facility on the other both constructed of CMU. |
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National Security Enhancements at Ferry Terminals
San Francisco and Larkspur, CA |
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As part of National security enhancements required by the Coast Guard, FMG Architects worked with Golden Gate Bridge Highway & Transportation District to design and construct barriers at 2 key ferry terminals. In addition security, FMG was tasked with making all improvements visually compatible with the existing facilities and minimal in nature so as not to obstruct views of the bay beyond. |
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911 Emergency Communications Center
San Francisco, CA |
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Designed for the City and County of San Francisco, the 54,000 s.f., $14 million, high-tech multi-functional facility combines emergency response agencies and houses the Mayor's Office of Emergency Services and the Emergency Command Center. |
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Oro Loma Administration Building
San Lorenzo, CA |
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FMG Architects produced an innovative design concept which renovated the existing facilities for executive and administrative functions. It also provided a new engineering building connected by an outdoor walkway which allowed for public access. |
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