The Pasadena Corporate Center Redevelopment Project is the Architectural upgrade of two existing 3-story office buildings located north of Foothill Boulevard in Pasadena, California. Removing the exterior building skin, and structurally upgrading the twin buildings to current seismic code requirements, Kearney Real Estate Company directed the installation of an eight inch shotcrete shear wall over the existing eight inch concrete masonry unit exterior walls, as well as interior shear walls construction located from floor to floor throughout both buildings. Installation of EFIS wall panels, metal wall panels and glass curtain wall assemblies upgraded the exterior appearance of both buildings. With the interior tenant spaces removed, and shear walls installed, the Architectural design provided for HVAC, plumbing and electrical upgrades to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act and California Title 24 Energy requirements. Upgraded electrical service and distribution systems were provided to each building core area as well as HVAC equipment. Low voltage system conductors were installed from each building core throughout the balance of each building including telephone, life safety / fire alarm and data systems to enhance the use of the buildings.

As part of its services to Energy Services Contractors, We prepared a lump sum bid for all CSI Division 16 components of the two buildings. Performing by the high standards of our estimating department, a thorough review of the bid documents was conducted, identified specifics of the scope of work, secured quotes from wholesale suppliers and was responsible for all material quantity take off. Additionally DACM Project Management was responsible for providing data for and securing quotes from various low voltage system subcontractors, including telephone, life safety / fire alarm and data systems. We also performed design / build engineering services to determine size and location of electrical panels and switchgear.