This project was a first-generation full-floor office tenant space, including open ceiling concepts that reflected visible air condition ducting and lighting for the technology provider of e-commerce, marketing, and logistic solutions, Branded Online. This space combined two previously separate offices into one central hub. The headquarters office includes various work areas, including private offices, open huddle spaces, shared work areas, two conference rooms, and a breakroom.

Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated is a global commercial real estate services company that provides investment management services worldwide, including services to institutional and retail investors and high-net-worth individuals.‍Needing a bigger workspace after acquiring HFF, JLL relocated their Irvine headquarters to a new 35,000 square-foot office at Intersect located at 17877 Von Karman in Irvine, CA. The new office space can accommodate approximately 150 employees with collaboration, teamwork, and transparency in mind. ‍tk1sc provided mechanical, plumbing, and lighting design services on this project. The design required collaboration with the architect on larger open ceiling conditions and full-height wall construction, and proper HVAC zoning from base building VAVs with electric reheat. In addition, we collaborated during design and construction with the architect, general contractor, mechanical sub-contractor, and building landlord regarding proper openings in wall construction to ensure return air paths back to main floor return air fans.

The two ten-story Trammell Crow next-generation office space, one-million-square-foot LEED Gold high-rise buildings are interconnected with sky bridges, a central park with outdoor workspaces, retail, café, and a9-story parking structure. This project involved full mechanical, electrical, plumbing, low voltage, and audio-visual technology design with a full build-out of tenant improvements for separate clients. After the start of construction in February of 2016, the team archived the goal of substantial completion in September of 2017, on time and under budget.

The 20-story 200 Spectrum Center Drive, Orange County, California’s tallest building, is a modern, flexible work environment with direct connections to the Irvine Spectrum shopping and entertainment center.‍The office tower is approximately 450,000 square feet and includes a six-level parking garage with 1,466 spaces. LPA worked with architect Pei Cobb Freed & Partners of New York to create a tower clad in a linen-finish stainless steel curtain wall with high-performance floor-to-ceiling glass.

For this first-generation tenant improvement project,tk1sc provided engineering design for mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and lighting systems renovations for the multi-national cloud technology innovator AbacusNext in San Diego. Located in the Irvine Company’s Eastgate Summit building, this 3-story 63,129 square-foot facility offers unobstructed views to the Pacific Ocean, motivating murals throughout, several conference rooms, a game room, and provides a full gymnasium for the team to use. This building achieved LEED certification.

The brief for the new 16,000 square-foot Southern California headquarters of a healthcare architecture firm, Taylor Architects, was to embody their motto: Promoting wellness through architecture. tk1sc provided a full range of consulting services, including mechanical, electrical, plumbing, lighting design, technology design (including low voltage and structured cabling), and commissioning.

Situated in Newport Beach's historic Marina Lido Village, this unique 16,000 square-foot building provides a dynamic co-working environment to the public while also housing SAPs Research and Development center. With guidance from our project leader, Ron Zawadzki, the tk1sc team provided mechanical and technology system design services on this project. The breathtaking open concept of this design allowed us to show off our HVAC design, combining aesthetics with utility.

tk1sc provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and technology engineering services, with studioK1 providing lighting design services on Henkel's new Culver City office location. The headquarters includes a multi-branded Academy of Hair learning center with full salon capabilities and a showroom stage lighting system where Henkel can host customers, social influencers, and professionals. Our work on this tenant improvement project included the renovation of two floors totaling roughly 42,000 square feet, a test salon with color-tunable lighting, six new conference rooms and a shower room on the second floor, a conference room, shower room, AV room, and telepresence room on the third floor. The project also included updating lighting throughout the building to LED luminaires and new lighting controls that met current Title 24 standards.

Global Foundries is a leading, full-service semiconductor design, development, fabrication, and innovation company. They were looking for a space conducive to innovation and collaboration to house their executive, R&D, administrative, and marketing staff in one building. This project combined Global Foundries' multiple bay area office locations into one high-rise office space in Santa Clara, California. tk1sc provided mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering and commissioning services on this 140,000 SF first-generation tenant improvement. The space spans five floors of a new commercial office building and is comprised of open and private offices, board rooms, training rooms, conference rooms, break rooms, and support areas.

This 575,000 square foot project consisted of demolition and tenant improvements to two existing 6-story office buildings and two existing 3-storyoffice buildings. The project included open office space, technical lab space, café, fitness center, and conference centers. The mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and technology systems and equipment were replaced on the two 6-storybuildings and reused/reconditioned on the two 3-story buildings. The project included core and shell MEP upgrade plans, Tenant Improvement plans, and foodservice plans. We renovated the exterior skin facades of two buildings, and the project also features a new four-level, 810 stall parking garage and significant sitework for Broadcom's new campus in North San Jose. This project also added Modular central plants to each building, with new process chilled water loops, air-cooled chillers, air handlers, boilers, cooling towers, VAV boxes, fan coils, and in-row cooling inputs.

The Broadcom campus sits on a 73-acre site across a public road and future entry to the Orange County Great Park in Irvine. This greenfield site project includes four buildings totaling 1,060,000 square feet, two five-story lab office buildings, and two core and shell buildings. The campus consists of a full-service kitchen and cafeteria and two bridges, one of which is an all-hands gathering area for two thousand employees. Each building has a stand-alone central plant and emergency generator. The electronic laboratories for research, design, and testing represent 25% of the space.‍

The project was approximately 223,000 square feet of second-generation tenant improvements, split into two historic roads – Pacific Coast Highway and Route 66 – that serve as a gateway to unite employees across brands and departments. The spaces include a formal meeting room, training and war room, data and innovation areas, an indoor-outdoor space featuring a large patio with tiered seating. tk1sc provided full design for mechanical, electrical, plumbing, audiovisual and low voltage engineering, and lighting design engineering from our boutique lighting design firm StudioK1.

tk1sc provided full-service mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering services for AutoGravity's new headquarters. This project consisted of a tenant improvement on the first and second floor of a four-story building at the Sand Canyon Business Center. The open ceiling concept allows for our design work to be seen throughout the building. The work scope included partial demolition, wall framing, flooring, glass walls, MEP, low voltage, and a slide between floors.