December 20, 2002 - MIDSTATE
COMPLETES SAUSALITO HOTEL PROJECT
Midstate Construction, a Petaluma based General Contracting Firm,
recently completed renovation of the Village Fair building in Sausalito
to provide additional rooms for the Casa Madrona Hotel.
The original building, erected in 1924, was known as the Mason Building
and was used primarily as a parking facility for travelers using the
ferry to and from San Francisco. The building space was used for everything
from bootlegging to warehouse space until its conversion in 1964 to
the Village Fair retail shops and café.
Midstate Construction contracted with Oly Casa Madrona and Olympus
Real Estate to remodel the building into a world class destination spot
for tourists in the Bay Area. Thirty-one luxury guest rooms occupy the
top two floors along with a day spa that includes eight treatment and
steam rooms. Guests are treated to elegant, Mediterranean décor
with spectacular views of the Bay,Tiburon and Belvedere.
April 3, 2002 - MIDSTATE
TO COMPLETE EXCHANGE BANK TENANT IMPROVEMENTS
Petaluma based Midstate Construction has been contracted to complete
a 3,200 square foot tenant improvement project for Exchange Bank's newest
branch office located at Sonoma Mountain Parkway and Riesling Roads
in the new G&G shopping center at Parkway Plaza in Petaluma. Completion
is expected in early summer 2002.
April 3, 2002 - Midstate
Moves Forward In Marin
Petaluma based Midstate Construction Corporation is currently working
on two new projects in the town of Corte Madera at the Corte Madera
Town Center. Both projects will occupy the former JC Penny's building
which totals aproximately 73,000 square feet. The first of the two projects
is Bay Club-Marin, a high end elegant health facility owned by Western
Athletics Club. This 51,000 square foot facility will boast an impressive
array of Nautilus equipment, spa services, a pro shop, physical therapy
and nutritional services, mens and ladies locker rooms, child care facilities
and an Olympic sized lap pool. The second of the two projects is The
Container Store, which will occupy approximately 22,000 square feet
of the former JC Penny's building. This Dallas based company specializes
in household organizational systems. Tenant Improvements for this project
will include adding a raised façade to the store entrance, adding a
galvanized steel canopy, trellises, lattice work and a cobblestone entry
walk facing U.S. Highway 101. This will be the second Bay Area location
for The Container Store, the first being in Walnut Creek, CA.
April 3, 2002 - MIDSTATE
GIVES SANTA ROSA GOLF COURSE CLUBHOUSE A LIFT
Originally built in 1967, the Santa Rosa Golf & Country Club Clubhouse
is being rebuilt by Petaluma based Midstate Construction. The original
building had to be completely demolished and new foundations poured.
Midstate is also adding new parking at the clubhouse nearly doubling
the existing parking lot. The new split-level, Mediterranian style clubhouse
will occupy approximately 40,000 square feet of area overlooking the
1st and 18th holes of the golf course. The interior of the clubhouse
will boast an impressive new banquette, dining and lounge areas. A new
state of the art commerical kitchen will provide exquisit cuisine for
both the formal and informal diners. High-end finish details will add
to the richness of the interior design including crown moulding and
base, extensive millwork and three cast stone fireplaces. Completion
is scheduled for Fall 2002.
April 3, 2002 - MIDSTATE
TO BUILD MIXED USE IN SONOMA
Midstate Construction is constructing the new Mixed-Use project in
Sonoma for L.L.L. Properties. This project, located on West Napa Street,
within close walking distance to the Sonoma Plaza, is combining residential
and retail space. The first and second floors will be used for office
or retail space and the third floor as residential. In keeping with
the charm of downtown Sonoma, Victor Conforti Architects and L.L.L.
Properties have chosen a classic Spanish/Mission style of architecture,
which will use an exterior stucco finish complimented by arched doorways
and tile roofing. The project is anticipated to be completed in early
summer 2002.
January 30, 2002 - Midstate
Keeps Growing!
Midstate Construction, a Petaluma based commercial General Contractor,
has added a new employee to its roster. Ken Medrano, Superintendent,
started the new year with Midstate. Ken's construction supervision experience,
based primarily in San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area, includes
several multi-million dollar parking garage structures, new construction
and tenant improvements for numerous professional complexes, hospitality,
retail and medical building renovations with emphasis on seismic upgrades.
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