Grant Ranch

2024-01-04T17:25:05-08:00

Grant Ranch

The Joseph D. Grant County Park (Grant Ranch) is a 9,723 acre county park in Santa Clara County, CA located at the base of Mt. Hamilton in Hall’s Valley east of San Jose. The most significant group of buildings at the Ranch make up the Main House complex which includes the Ranch House (main house), a Carriage House, Guest House, and other structures. The Main House was remodeled and expanded in the Colonial Revival style, adding the covered porch, the second floor balcony, a second floor to the wings flanking the original house, gabled dormers at the second story roof, and extending the primary roof gable to cover a portion of the second floor balcony, among other modifications. Page & Turnbull is currently working with the County of Santa Clara Parks and Recreation Department on the rehabilitation of the Main House, stabilization of the Tank House, and roof replacement for the Carriage House. Rehabilitation of the Main House addresses high priority items, which include repairs to the foundation, building envelope, porches, and railings and a voluntary seismic upgrade. The Guest House Roof was replaced in 2018 as part of this ongoing work. The current phase of the project has been issued for bid and is expected to be completed within one year. To scope this project, Page & Turnbull collaborated with Santa Clara County Department of Planning and Development in assessing the project needs and priorities against the available budget. The emphasis of the scoping phase was given to address the long-deferred maintenance items, while the next set of priorities focused promoting buildings’ and site interpretive features, improving revenue-generating facilities, and accommodating parks’ staff.

  • Grant Ranch
    Grant Ranch
    Mt. Hamilton, CA
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    Saint Clare at Capitol Park
    Sacramento, CA
  • Fresno Station
    Fresno, CA

Old Orange County Courthouse

2024-01-03T12:20:32-08:00

Old Orange County Courthouse

Page & Turnbull served produced plans and specifications as part of the bid documents to repair, restore, and maintain the sandstone and granite masonry and the wood-framed windows of the Old Orange County Courthouse. The project was completed in two phases: the south façade from 2015-2017 and the east, west, and north facades from 2018-2020. The construction budget was $2M.

Facade assessment included an initial visual assessment from grade and use of a lift for up-close investigation. We also performed materials testing and trial mock-ups as part of the development of the bid documents and repair specifications.

A Richardsonian Romanesque building, the Old Orange County Courthouse (1901) occupies a full city block facing south onto landscaped grounds. The building is symmetrical, two and one half-stories, and clad in red sandstone walls resting on a rusticated granite basement. The hipped and gabled roof, made of metal, resembles tile.

The Courthouse was listed individually in the National Register of Historic Places in 1977.

Fresno Station

2024-05-13T10:15:37-07:00

Historic Fresno Station Seismic & Accesibility Renovation

The former Southern Pacific Passenger Depot, Freight Depot and Pullman Shed structures, covered walkways, site paths, drive and parking areas will undergo improvements to support its current office use and comply with local, State and Federal regulations for seismic, accessibility and life-safety requirements. As the Station is listed in the National Register of Historic Places all work will comply with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and maintain its historic integrity as one of Fresno’s most important historic landmarks. The project will also serve as one of the first buildings associated with the first phase of California’s High Speed Rail infrastructure, the first high-speed rail system in the nation. Small Business Concerns being utilized to meet the overall Small Business Goal for the California High-Speed Rail CP1 Project.

Small Business Concern: The High-Speed Rail Authority recognizes a Small Business Concern to include certified Small Businesses (SB), Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBE), Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises (DVBE) and Microbusinesses.

The following list of Small Business Concerns are being utilized for the Fresno Station Seismic and Accessibility Renovation project:

  • Page & Turnbull, Inc.
  • Rutherford & Chekene
  • Robina Wright Architect & Associates, Inc.
  • Aliquot Associates, Inc.
  • BSK Associates
  • PGAdesign, Inc.
  • Selbert Perkins Design
  • Visual Terrain, Inc.
  • Leland Saylor Associates
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    Carson Block Building
    Eureka, CA
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    Hoover Pavilion
    Stanford, CA
  • Grant Ranch
    Grant Ranch
    Mt. Hamilton, CA

Queen Anne Residence

2020-06-23T19:23:22-07:00

Queen Anne Residence

Located in downtown Sacramento’s Poverty Ridge neighborhood, this Queen Anne, shingle-style home was constructed in 1899. When the Grand Lady Victorian was purchased in 2017 by a young family, they envisioned a sanctuary where they could grow, thrive, and create lasting memories. To help them reach their vision, Page & Turnbull and a dedicated team of consultants, embarked on a 2-year extensive rehabilitation of the historic property. The results speak for themselves. The residence is listed on the Sacramento Register of Historic Resources.

San Francisco Mining Exchange Building

2022-02-10T15:27:40-08:00

San Francisco Mining Exchange Building

Historically known as the San Francisco Mining Exchange Building, the building is a city landmark designed by the noted architecture firm of Miller and Pflueger. The proposed project includes the exterior and interior rehabilitation of the building and the addition of a new office tower. Page & Turnbull restored the exterior terra cotta cladding and the original double-height steel windows as well as the previously removed acroteria and cresting. We led the reconstruction effort of the ceiling at the Entry Lobby as well as the decorative ceiling and walls of the Exchange Hall. An interpretive display featuring artifacts is dedicated to the history, present, and future of the building.

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    Hoover Pavilion
    Stanford, CA
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    Market Square
    San Francisco, CA
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    Walt Disney Family Museum
    San Francisco, CA

Greek Theatre

2022-02-15T16:01:20-08:00

Greek Theatre

Page & Turnbull was the historic preservation consultant to Rios Clementi Hale Studios for the Greek Theatre Facility Historic Enhancement. The open air theatre, located in Griffith Park was constructed in 1930 in the Greek Revival style. Over the years, accumulated signage and post-historic additions hid character-defining features on the theatre’s façade and, in many instances, obscured significant details entirely. The project aimed to address minor structural repairs, freshen up dressing rooms, introduce a reduced, cohesive signage program, allow for better concession opportunities, and beautify the theatre especially at the street-facing front.

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    Grand Canyon National Park
    Grand Canyon National Park, AZ
  • Pritzker Hall, UCLA
    Pritzker Hall, UCLA
    Los Angeles, CA
  • One Kearny Club
    San Francisco, CA

The Knoll

2018-01-23T15:16:40-08:00

The Knoll

After the 1989 earthquake, the entire third floor of this ornate stucco and cast stone building was deemed unsafe and closed off. In addition to replacement of the eight sculptural chimneys, historic fixtures, and damaged finishes and restoration of the major interior public spaces, a seismic upgrade was performed. The Knoll is now home to Stanford’s Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA, pronounced “karma”). The rehabilitation also included sensitive integration of a state-of-the-art music studio, top-notch research facilities, and performance spaces to support the department.

  • The Knoll
    Stanford, CA
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    Walt Disney Family Museum
    San Francisco, CA
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    Carson Block Building
    Eureka, CA

Strand Theater

2025-04-03T14:13:20-07:00

Strand Theater

The rehabilitation design maintains the theater’s character-defining features, and includes restoration of the main exterior facade and select interior finishes, including ornamental plaster. The historic Market Street storefront, lost in a prior rehabilitation, is recreating ornamental cast stone, and original wood windows were restored.

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  • hoover pavilion, stanford
    Hoover Pavilion
    Stanford, CA
  • carson block, governors award
    Carson Block Building
    Eureka, CA
  • The Knoll
    Stanford, CA

Royal Presidio Chapel

2022-02-15T17:32:45-08:00

Royal Presidio Chapel

The Royal Presidio Chapel was designated a National Landmark in 1961. It is the only remaining chapel associated with a Spanish Military outpost in California, and the sole existing structure of the original Monterey Presidio. Designed in 1792 and completing construction in 1796, the Royal Presidio Chapel is the oldest existing stone building in California and the only place of worship where religious services have been held continuously since the 18th century. Page & Turnbull was historic preservation architect and peer reviewer for the rehabilitation of the Royal Presidio Chapel.

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  • hoover pavilion, stanford
    Hoover Pavilion
    Stanford, CA
  • carson block, governors award
    Carson Block Building
    Eureka, CA
  • The Knoll
    Stanford, CA

Hoover Pavilion

2018-01-23T18:12:17-08:00

Hoover Pavilion

Adaptive reuse of the Hoover Pavilion, part of the Stanford University Medical Center, has rehabilitated this art deco gem into a state-of-the-art medical office building. The exterior board-formed concrete walls had been pockmarked by small spalls, a condition caused by reactive aggregate in the concrete itself. A novel and cost-effective patching system was custom-made to mitigate the issue, and colors matched to the original finish were used to paint over the new work. Further, reconstruction of a (lost) decorative finial drawn from historic drawings and photographs literally capped the finished project.

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    Hoover Pavilion
    Stanford, CA
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    Market Square
    San Francisco, CA
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    Walt Disney Family Museum
    San Francisco, CA
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