Interactive Resources, Inc. was selected by the University of California, Berkeley, to address chronic water leakage associated with fan room louvers on the 7th floor of Davis Hall, home to the University’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Our...
University Hall, designed by Welton Becket and Associates and constructed in 1959, is a large concrete-frame high-rise building that houses administrative offices for the University of California, Berkeley. The structure is composed of a seven-story tower and an...
As part of an IDIQ contract for forensic architecture and engineering services for the State of California, DGS, Interactive Resources, Inc. conducted a forensic investigation of ongoing water intrusion at two locations on the Franchise Tax Board campus. The water...
The Fitch Mountain Elementary School was suffering from water damage. The Healdsburg Unified School District retained Interactive Resources, Inc. to provide forensic architectural and engineering services for the repair design of the extensive water damage at the...
Interactive Resources, Inc. prepared construction documents for a federally-funded project to increase the weather resistance of the Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District (AC Transit) 10-story General Office building at 1600 Franklin Street in downtown Oakland. This...
The first large-scale building that showcased what we now call sustainable architecture was a State Office Building in Sacramento named after Gregory Bateson. Constructed in 1978, the Bateson Building was designed by former state architects Sim van der Ryn and Peter...