Marianne Favro and Sergio Quintana | NBC Bay Area
Some Bay Area Restrictions Relax Monday: Here’s What to Expect
The next phase of the coronavirus shelter at home orders begin Monday in the Bay Area, with several businesses allowed to start up again under new rules to protect the health of workers and the general public.
When shelter in place orders went into effect, construction sites across the region were just about abandoned, with crews having only hours to secure them before having to leave. Getting them back up and running will be a little more complicated.
“How you que up to get into the buildings, elevators, you know you can only get three or four people into an elevator to practice the proper social distancing,” said Mike Scribner, CEO of BCCI Construction. “So there’s definitely going to be challenges around that.”
Managers have been painstakingly organizing how crews will work under modified COVID-19 prevention conditions.
“[We can only have] one person per 500-square-feet, so it’s really kind of a dance we have to do,” Scribner said.
ENR California 2018 Top Contractors
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#36 BCCI Construction Co., San Francisco
ENR 2018 Top 100 Green Building Contractors
The market for sustainable design and construction continues to grow. However, the well-ordered world of sustainable design and construction process through compliance with the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design standards has become more complicated, with the growing acceptance of alternatives to LEED. The complexities and unfamiliarity of LEED Version 4 sustainability standards, and the growing client demand for more targeted sustainability options, such as healthy buildings or energy savings, have industry firms scrambling to keep up.
#84 BCCI CONSTRUCTION CO., San Francisco, Calif.
ENR 2019 Top 400 Contractors
The construction market has been growing steadily for nearly 10 years, with no signs of stopping. Industry veterans know the market can’t sustain this pace forever, but they are focused on the opportunities in front of them…
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#191 BCCI CONSTRUCTION CO., San Francisco, Calif.
In SF’s Mission Bay, the surprise – and draw for writing center – is the kids
J.K. Dineen | San Francisco Chronicle
The new 826 Valencia writing center in Mission Bay sells pet rocks, lumberjack repellent, fairy lanterns, “foresty smells” air fresheners, unicorn horn polish that doubles as lip balm and walking sticks for “mid-sized creatures that walk on hind legs.”
There is bark and moss on the walls, caves with blue fairy lights where kids can hole up and read, and a large tree sculpture where visitors can dangle messages. Books are available as well — produced by kids at 826 Valencia’s two other writing centers in the Mission District and Tenderloin.
But to most San Franciscans, the biggest surprise about the space at 1300 Fourth St. — the official name of the store is the Woodland Creatures Outfitters Ltd. — won’t be the whimsical architectural flourishes or the unusual goods sold in the store. It will be that the place is full of children — Mission Bay children, to be exact…
AIASF Community Alliance Awards Program
Center for Architecture + Design and AIA San Francisco’s Community Alliance Awards program honors the individuals, firms, and organizations whose overall work, leadership, and dedication shape the character and vibrancy of our communities and the future of our built environment.
In recognition of their contributions to the advancement and enrichment of the quality of life in the Bay Area through their commitment to design excellence, the Center and AIASF strive to acknowledge these extraordinary individuals and organizations for their service to the Chapter, to the community, and to the profession. Their continued efforts to engage, educate, collaborate, and advocate elevates the value of design and its impact on the experiences of our daily lives…
Social Impact Award:
West Oakland Environmental Indicators Project
The 826 Build Team
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News Release | The Registry
Mountain View, CA (May 3, 2018) – BCCI Construction Company (BCCI), the Bay Area’s premier commercial contractor, continues its commitment to community service and social impact across the Bay Area with its recent partnership with nonprofit Rebuilding Together. On Saturday, April 28, members of BCCI’s Community Builders team revitalized the facilities of Research and Respite for Alzheimer’s Disease (RRAD) and Rosa Elena Childcare Center in San Jose as part of Rebuilding Together’s annual Rebuilding Day.
Over the course of the day, a group of 20 committed team members contributed 168 hours patching and painting four large community spaces at the Center. As a busy, dual-purpose facility that serves both seniors dealing with dementia and Alzheimer’s, as well as preschool-aged children, the Center had not been upgraded since first opening its doors in 1991 and there was noticeable wear and tear. Contractors Creative Ceilings and Service Painting generously donated supplies to support the improvements. The Center selected their preferred colors—calmer hues for the areas dedicated to the elderly community, with brighter, more playful shades chosen for the preschool children to enjoy.
According to Armond Balaian, BCCI Director of Project Management and team leader for the project, “When we learned about RRAD’s needs and the importance of what they do, their work hit home for some of us, and it felt like the right organization to support at this time.”
BCCI’s South Bay office recently celebrated its tenth anniversary and the opening of a new, larger office in Mountain View. According to BCCI Vice President Debbie Fleser, “We have a strong commitment to the South Bay community, which has been good to us, and we felt it was important to give back.”
Deborah L. Fleser has come a long way from her start as a receptionist in a small construction office.
During a more than 30-year career she worked her way up through roles that included estimating and managing small tenant improvement projects, a leadership position at CIC Associates, and then joining BCCI in 2004. She led projects for clients including CBRE, Cooley LLP, and Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP.
Now, as vice president of BCCI’s South Bay office, she spearheads operations and business growth…
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