Landtech Consultants: Civil and Structural Engineers

"Next month, Overton Moore will break ground on its $300 million Pacific Commons south development that's unlike any industrial project that's come before it. The southern California developer - with partner, Invesco - envisions an industrial megacampus with amenities that match tech headquarters. The property sits next to shopping and has access to transit. It was designed with extensive indoor-outdoor meeting space for tenants and bike and walking trails throughout." For this and more industry news, visit http://www.landtech.com/news

Google continues its rapid expansion in the Bay Area with three new projects. Read the full article from Biznow and see Google's three new projects by clicking through below.

Via the San Francisco Business Times - "After two decades of setbacks and final delays in the past three years the $1 billion Alameda Point Site A waterfront project will break ground this month. Developers closed last week on a land transfer on the 30-acre first phase from Alameda. The entire 68-acre project will transform part of the former Alameda naval base, which closed in 1997, into 800 housing units, including 200 affordable homes, 600,000 square feet of commercia...l space, 15 acres of parks and a new ferry terminal to San Francisco that will open in 2020." For more industry news check out our news page - http://landtech.com/news

A shot from our drone, taken over one of our more scenic projects in Morrison Canyon, Fremont. Want to see more of what we do? Check out our projects portfolio page: http://landtech.com/portfolio

From Bisnow: "Facebook now has over $1B in construction permits for various structures within its West Campus expansion in Menlo Park, according to a BuildZoom report. When the tech giant originally filed its $177M permit to build 433K SF "MPK 20" that was completed in 2015, it was the largest permit ever filed in Menlo Park. It has since filed two separate permits for $300M for a two-story, 523K SF MPK in 2017 and a $303M permit for a four-story office MPK 22 in February. Fr...ank O. Gehry designed these structures and Level 10 Construction is the general contractor." Read this and more industry news here - http://landtech.com/news

"Next month, Overton Moore will break ground on its $300 million Pacific Commons south development that's unlike any industrial project that's come before it. The southern California developer - with partner, Invesco - envisions an industrial megacampus with amenities that match tech headquarters. The property sits next to shopping and has access to transit. It was designed with extensive indoor-outdoor meeting space for tenants and bike and walking trails throughout." For this and more industry news, visit http://www.landtech.com/news

From Bisnow: " Sunset Development Company's Bishop Ranch has added seven more tenants to the office campus leasing over 80K SF. In the last few months, the developer has added a total of 14 leases occupying the 186K SF. The seven most recent leases were signed by professional services, financing and technology companies." Read more industry news at http://landtech.com/news

Google continues its rapid expansion in the Bay Area with three new projects. Read the full article from Biznow and see Google's three new projects by clicking through below.

One of our current projects - a slide repair and stabilization in the Fremont hills.

San Jose moves to continue the success of its progressive environmental policies like the Climate Smart Plan unveiled in February, by becoming the Bay Area's first U.S. LEED-Certified city. For this and more industry news - http://landtech.com/news Article from Bisnow.

Google has confirmed its newest development - an 8 million square foot urban campus in Downtown San Jose. The mixed-use project will be developed by Google's long-time partner, Trammell Crow, and is one of almost 100 major development projects in the works for San Jose. Read the full article from San Francisco Business Times by clicking through below. For more industry news - http://landtech.com/news

Check out our newest blog post on stormwater management and rainwater harvesting in the Bay Area. http://info.landtech.com/storm-water-management-and-rainwa/

Via the San Francisco Business Times - "After two decades of setbacks and final delays in the past three years the $1 billion Alameda Point Site A waterfront project will break ground this month. Developers closed last week on a land transfer on the 30-acre first phase from Alameda. The entire 68-acre project will transform part of the former Alameda naval base, which closed in 1997, into 800 housing units, including 200 affordable homes, 600,000 square feet of commercia...l space, 15 acres of parks and a new ferry terminal to San Francisco that will open in 2020." For more industry news check out our news page - http://landtech.com/news