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Crocker Art Museum

“John Home, project manager and Bruce Beever, project superintendent have the project on schedule despite a winter with 24 rain days and despite the problems encountered with buried tanks and leaded soils.”

Randy Boehm
Urban Resources, Inc.
Crocker Art Museum Owner’s Representative

Crocker Art Museum

“I would highly recommend you consider Rudolph and Sletten for any project of complexity that would take advantage of their wealth of knowledge of preconstruction and construction services.”

Randy Boehm
Urban Resources, Inc.
Crocker Art Museum Owner’s Representative

Crocker Art Museum

“Weekly meetings, phone calls, RFI’s, Submittals, issues with the city --- all are addressed in a timely and clear manner including helping with priority issues for the architect and his consultants that keep everything tracking on time.”

Randy Boehm
Urban Resources, Inc.
Crocker Art Museum Owner’s Representative

Crocker Art Museum

“Rudolph and Sletten always brings a can-do attitude to problem solving and are always cognizant of our budget and schedule.”

Randy Boehm
Urban Resources, Inc.
Crocker Art Museum Owner’s Representative

Crocker Art Museum

“Jon and his estimation team have been thorough in working through subcontractors and scope to provide the onsite personnel with qualified teams able to man the job properly.”

Randy Boehm
Urban Resources, Inc.
Crocker Art Museum Owner’s Representative

Sterling Vineyards Renovations


To continue its reputation as a first-class destination, 30-year-old Sterling Vineyards turned to Rudolph and Sletten for it beautification project.

Working closely with architects at Backen Gillam, Rudolph and Sletten installed finishes that complemented the Mediterranean look of the original buildings, using rustic plank doors, reclaimed wood flooring, cast stone, stamped concrete and oil-rubbed hardware.

Beneath finishes, the company seismically strengthened the winery’s 1970 tilt-up concrete panels. The team completely gutted the 10,000 square-foot wood-framed tasting rooms reinforced and upgraded them with new utility systems. To better accommodate the growing crowds at the winery, the front entrance was replace and the walking tour within the winery was rebuilt to improve accessibility.

Careful scheduling with Sterling allowed the work to continue straight through two grape-crushing seasons, the most sensitive time of the year for a winery, without interrupting either the wine making efforts or the flow of wine lovers.

 

Project Details

Square Footage:
150,000 sf
Owner Name:
Sterling Vineyards
Architect:
Backen Gillam Architects

 

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