Current Page: projects studio contact College of Alameda Aviation Maintenance Technology Facility Lead Architects: Efren A. Gutierrez, Mara Gutierrez Location: Alameda, CA Completion: Estimated Spring 2023 Located on the edge of the Oakland Executive Airport and the Alameda Bay, the Aviation Maintenance Technology Facility is known to be the top aviation school in the Bay Area. The facility is in dire need of updated technology to function to it’s highest standard. The interiors and exterior of the adult school will follow the existing industrial avionic architecture. Previous Fair Oaks Water District Operations Facility Next Cadillac of Dublin © Gutierrez / Associates architects

Current Page: projects studio contact Sandia National Laboratory Auditorium Lead Architects: Mara Gutierrez, Efren A. Gutierrez Location: Livermore, CA Completion: Conceptual Study Sandia National Laboratory is known as a science and technology center which is continually interested in improving its facilities. The auditorium widely used by the lab community to house events and symposiums is in need of critical upgrades to continue its use. Studies and reports were created to realize this important space for future use. The architecture centered around maintaining the industrial vernacular but allowed for exposing the internal structure for more natural light and in turning creating dynamic spaces. Critical code issues were also addressed such as seismic, accessibility and information technology. Previous Cadillac of Dublin Next Yanase Rushlow Residence © Gutierrez / Associates architects

Current Page: projects studio contact CNG Facility Tulare Lead Architects: Efren A. Gutierrez and Efren Gutierrez Location: Tulare, CA CNG Facility Tulare Previous LBNL Bldg 62 © Gutierrez / Associates architects

Current Page: projects studio contact Tracy FS 91 Lead Architects: Efren Gutierrez Location: Tracy, CA Completion: 2010 Eagan Memorial Fire Station #91, Tracy This 7,000 square foot fire station is a response to a residential construction boom prior to 2007. The program includes a two-story apparatus bay for up to four vehicles. The staff facility is separated from the apparatus bay by a tower stairway which functions as a communications antenna tower and stairway/fire-pole access. The style of the building is a contemporary take on a fin de siècle style, reminiscent of historic buildings that dot the San Joaquin County landscape. The site is a difficult, small, but ultimately successful usable triangle-shaped plan. Previous City of Bakersfield Target Range Next LBNL Bldg 62 © Gutierrez / Associates architects