Alviso Adobe Community Park Case Study
Alviso Adobe Community Park Pleasanton, CA
Client: City of Pleasanton
Architect: PGA Design
Year Completed: 2009
Contract amount: $4,647,490
We are extremely proud to have built this unique 7 acre park for the City of Pleasanton. Key aspects of the project include the following:
- A complete historic restoration of an existing adobe brick house originally built in 1844
- Construction of a new 3,000 sq ft. building to replicate the old onsite milking barn
- Construction of a new 600 sq ft. building to replicate the old onsite bunkhouse
- Custom curved steel bridge and viewing platform
- Custom rock amphitheater
- Concrete and DG pathways, rock retaining walls, planting and irrigation
- Historical interpretative exhibits
- New parking lot
Most of the wood that was used for the construction of the new bunkhouse, milk barn and perimeter fencing, was custom milled at our in-house milling facility to recreate rough sawn wood as it would have looked when these structures were originally built.
This facility is a reflection of the quality work we perform on every project for every client.
Testimonials from the Alviso Adobe job:
Working with JFC on the Alviso Adobe project was a pleasure. Their attention to detail, quality of work and positive attitude are all exceptional. I recommend JFC without qualification. There was nothing 'standard' about this job. Everything was unique and that seemed to suit JFC just fine – it is obvious that they enjoy the challenge of figuring out how to do the tricky jobs and get satisfaction from doing it right. These guys are passionate about their work.
Chris Pattillo, Founding Partner PGA design
Principal in Charge, Alviso Adobe Community Park.
I just wanted to let you know that I appreciated working with you and the entire JFC team on this project. I appreciate you working closely with Jim Gotcher (Project Manager) to meet City construction standards, identify solutions to construction issues and controlling costs where possible.
Steven Bocian
Assistant City Manager
City of Pleasanton
Superb Contractor! We would relish the opportunity to work with JFC again.
Mike Fulford
Landscape Architect
City of Pleasanton
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