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Fifteen structures on 20 acres within the 61 acre Knowland Park - The exhibit will feature live native animal and plant exhibits including grizzly bears, California condors, bald eagles, jaguars, mountain lions, gray wolf and bison.

Modernization of existing Gymnasium building

Remodel of the Union City BART Station

Library and Learning Center remodel of a single-story 48,000 square foot building. Smith & Sons Electric provided upgrades to the electrical, communications, and fire alarm systems.

Smith & Sons Electric, along with SJ Amoroso Construction, modernized a 48 year old operations building at the Rinconada Water Treatment Plant. This facility monitors and controls every phase of the treatment process and the raw water delivery system. Smith & Sons Electric provided seismic upgrades, electrical and instrumentation systems, and modified the existing fire alarm and camera system.

The 3-story facility will include an urgent care center for both adults and children, as well as pediatric, OBGYN, behavioral health, and family medicine primary care services. The health center will also include space for SCVMC’s innovative “Medical Homes” model, an integrated, patient-centric approach to healthcare that brings together interdisciplinary teams of doctors, nurses, social workers, pharmacists, mental health providers, nutritionists, and other health professionals. SCVMC has been at the forefront of a growing national movement to implement medical homes, as evidence suggests they can improve patient health, reduce the risk of hospitalization, and make more efficient use of resources.

New multipurpose room with a stage, kitchen and a two-story classroom building. Multi-prime contract with Swinerton Builders as the construction manager. With a square footage of 39,929 this project was designed to meet Title 24 and was designed keeping in mind how children learn.

The Applied Arts & Sciences Building will serve over 12,000 students who are looking to obtain degrees in administration of justice, architecture, engineering, health care, and paralegal services. The 60,000 square foot facility includes the entire renovation of a single story concrete structure, providing new Title 24 light fixtures and lighting control, and a LEED Silver certification.

Renovation of the Career Tech Buildings 100 & 200.

Remodel of the Student Services Center

Smith & Sons Electric and SJ Amoroso Construction remodeled six buildings at Foothill College in Los Altos, CA. The project required and received LEED Silver certification. The project consisted of a state-of-the-art audio visual system and a high efficiency lighting control system. The remodel of each building went on while classes were in session, without interruption to classes. The remodel of these six buildings brought 21st century technology and efficiency while maintaining the early 20th century architecture.

The San Jose Environmental Innovation Center (EIC) is a first of its kind “green enterprise” facility that houses services for residents and clean tech entrepreneurs, all working for a healthy environment and economy in our region. With the help of the Federal New Markets Tax Credit, San Jose transformed a marginal property into a showcase of energy and water efficient practices. The Environmental Services Department is the building owner and tenant coordinator.

The EIC and services offered by its tenants contribute to San Jose’s green vision goals. These goals include: diverting waste from landfills, creating clean tech jobs, retrofitting buildings to be green, and replacing streetlights with smart zero emission lights. Other benefits accrue from the services offered by the EIC’s three tenants.