An addition to an existing commercial building. This project required a coastal development permit. The upper level addition is over the accessible parking with access to the 1st level parking and the main entry. [Point on the left picture for a view of the original structure.]
Ihis retail center is located on the corner of Cable Street and Santa Monica Avenue in the heart of Ocean Beach. With 10,000 square feet of restaurant, retail and office space including parking, it incorporates a versatile floor plan for a single tenant or up to nine separate lease spaces with store front pedestrian friendly access to all the suites. Outdoor sitting and dining areas will also be included along the frontage.
This two level office/retail building and mezzanine contains 15,000 square feet of interior space, not including the covered parking area. Requiring coastal and site development permits, the lower level has high ceiling retail space and covered parking in back of the site. The upper level is a public plaza with individual office suites accessed from the plaza and Bay views from the rear of the property on the mezzanine level. [Point on each picture for more views.]
In February 2011, Harbor Point was awarded the U.S. Green Building Council's GOLD Award for the building's core and shell and was verified by the Green Building Certification Institute. In September 2011, the Point Loma Association awarded its 2011 Community Beautification Award "to the Harbor Point Building for outstanding Architecture, Landscape and Signage."
This commercial structure on a small 5,000 square foot lot located on Shelter Island in Point Loma required coastal and site development permits. The first level is divided between retail/showroom and assembly/repair areas, while the upper level contains offices, a conference room, storage area and a small kitchen.
This project, which required a conditional use and site development permit, was a complete remodel and addition to the existing old and lackluster structure.
The entry, restrooms, seating and bar areas were completely renovated. A new deck overlooking the Del Mar Racetrack was added including a trellis structure and operable windows.
An addition of two seating areas, new bar and outdoor seating area revises the circulation throughout the restaurant.
A new outdoor eating area along with a spanish style roof was designed and added to the existing structure.
This project involved the overall improvement of tenant appearance including space planning and interior display design.
This church project involved the relocation of the Blessed Sacrament repository from behind the main altar to its own location in a separate redesigned space to the right of the main sanctuary.
