HRGA

This is one of the earliest redevelopment projects in what is now transforming as the River District of Sacramento.  Consisting of the adaptation of a vacant 160,000 sf fruit processing plant for use as office space, tilt-up concrete features were added along the frontage to identify main entries and to add architectural counterpoints to the very long and monotonous façade.  Interior spaces at the southerly one-third of the footprint receive ample daylighting from five rows of north-facing clerestory glass in the existing sawtooth roof forms, while skylights were added to brighten the remainder of the floor plate.

 

Ron Reta, Project Architect, Carissimi Rohrer Harper Associates