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Tricorp was founded in 2004. By 2007, it was recognized as the fastest growing company in the Sacramento area and its four surrounding counties. By 2011, Tricorp had expanded its operations to the Central Valley and Southern California with Multifamily and Hospitality work.

In 2014, Tricorp closed several of its Southern California offices, and started Tricorp Group, a new corporation to focus on projects being constructed in Northern California bringing all operations back to its Sacramento headquarters.

The decision to focus on Northern California work, fewer projects and less revenue has paid handsome dividends for Tricorp Group, it’s clients, and building partners. The company has become well known for its successful delivery of innovative and challenging projects due to its focused approach, and direct involvement of its principals on every project.

Awards

Sacramento Business Journal Best Places to Work Award 2024 Medium Category

Sacramento Business Journal Best Real Estate Projects Award 2024 Urban Hotel Category AC Hotel by Marriott, Sacramento AIA Central Valley Award 2023 Sonrisa Studio Apartments, Sacramento

Sacramento Business Journal Best Places to Work Award 2023 Medium Category

Sacramento Business Journal Best Real Estate Projects Award 2023 Smart Growth/Green Building Category Sonrisa Studio Apartments, Sacramento

Sacramento Business Journal Corporate Philanthropy List 2022 Placed 15 out of 25

Sacramento Business Journal Best Places to Work Award 2022 Medium Category

Sacramento Business Journal Best Real Estate Projects Award 2022 Affordable Housing Category 1801 West Capitol, West Sacramento

Sacramento Business Journal Best Real Estate Projects Award 2021 Mixed-Use Category 1430 Q, Sacramento

Sacramento Business Journal Best Real Estate Projects Award 2020 Student Housing Category Academy 65, Sacramento

Sacramento Business Journal Best Real Estate Projects Award 2017 Innovative Category Eviva Midtown, Sacramento

Sacramento Business Journal Best Real Estate Projects Award 2016 Mixed-Use Category 16 Powerhouse, Sacramento

Multifamily Projects

Arden Star

Sacramento - IN CONSTRUCTION

Homekey conversion of existing 128-room hotel to 124 affordable housing units. Interior upgrades will include new electrical, plumbing, HVAC systems, fixtures, flooring, cabinets, and countertops. Exterior improvements will consist of painting, landscaping, fencing, asphalt, striping and signage.

Owner: 1413 Howe, L.P. c/o John Stewart Company

Architect: John Stewart Company

124 units, 119,780 square feet

East of Eaton

Rehabilitation of partially occupied affordable housing complex consisting of 14 two-story apartment buildings with 76 units, a community building, and 152 on-site parking spaces on a 5 acre site. Project includes interior upgrades to include new cabinets, blinds, countertops, appliances, fixtures, plumbing and paint. Exterior improvements include new roofing, windows, gutters, and asphalt, parking areas and updating all common walkways.

Owner: Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP)

Architect: Ellis Architects, Inc.

76 units, 82,212 square feet

Shotover Inn Apartments

Hamilton City

This 1930’s historical building restoration project consists of interior and exterior improvements while the property remained occupied. Interior upgrades include new electrical, plumbing, HVAC systems, fixtures, doors, flooring, cabinets, and countertops. Exterior improvements consisted of complete balcony rebuild, stucco repairs, railing & gutter replacement, as well as new paint and light fixtures.

Owner: Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) Architect: Ellis Architects

21 units, 17,000 square feet

Aspen Court Apartments Pacheco

This 12-unit affordable housing renovation included complete water line replacement, updating fixtures in the kitchen & restrooms, and installation of new fire alarms. Exterior improvements included adding accesible parking and making existing paths fully accessible.

Owner: Resources for Community Development (RCD)

Architect: Pyatok Architects

2-story, 12 units, 9,521 square feet

Alvarez Court Apartments

Rehabilitation of an occupied affordable housing complex included interior ADA unit conversions, common area ADA improvements, new fire alarms, and new interior fixtures. Exterior improvements included replacing existing deck and waterproofing, exterior dry rot repairs, unit door & roof replacement, adding accessible parking and route of travel, and complete building repaint.

Owner: Resources for Community Development (RCD)

Architect: Okamoto Saijo Architecture

19 units, 14,825 square feet

Longshore Cove Vallejo

Neighborhood Improvement

Renovation of 20 buildings, 2-story, 236 unit, 162,232 sf occupied affordable housing complex included site improvements, interior refurbish, ADA improvements, and remodel of the community building. Interior improvements included self-performed cabinets, countertops, appliances, plumbing fixtures, electrical panels, and finishes.

Owner: Solano Affordable Housing Foundation

Architect: Ellis Architects

20 buildings, 2-story, 236 units, 162,232 square feet

Stone Pine Meadow

Tracy

This project was performed while occupied during the pandemic. Tricorp Group’s COVID-19 Prevention Plan was used by the developer at their other sites to keep essential workers and residents safe during construction on affordable projects.

This 2-story, 72 unit, 74,894 sf rehabilitation of an occupied affordable housing complex included site improvements, exterior building improvements, selective interior refurbishment of the apartment units, ADA units, and remodel of the community & maintenance building. Site improvements included a new playground and site lighting improvements.

Owner: Eden Housing Architect: LPAS

Selfperformed siding installation

2-story, 72 units, 74,894 square feet

Calms at Burgess Point

Benicia

9 buildings, 56 units, 82,505 square feet

Owner: Solano Affordable Housing Foundation

Architect: A2R Architects

This 9 building, 56 unit, 82,505 sf affordable housing apartment complex included Interior improvements included new water heaters, plumbing fixtures, electrical fixtures, ADA improvements, and a full refurbished kitchen. Exterior improvements included roofing, HVAC replacements, window replacements, exterior painting, playground improvements, path of travel, landscaping, and site lighting improvements, and foundation erosion remediation.

Apartment Renovations were performed in phases while surrounding apartments were occupied.

Park Village Apartments

Stockton

Upgrades to an occupied 226 unit, 21 building affordable housing complex, with no displacement of tenants. New asphalt shingle roofing system with related flashings, and new HVAC units. Selfperformed demolition of existing roofing & roof sheathing, structural improvements including sistering LSL to top chord of existing trusses and roof sheathing replacement.

Owner: Apsara/Park Village Apartments Architect: Miyamoto International/Ellis Architects

21 buildings, 226 units

Mutual Housing at Foothill Farms

Sacramento

Underground hot water distribution system was replaced while keeping overall system running.

Phased repairs were completed while adjacent units were occupied.

This 11 building, 98 unit, 79,560 sf project consisted of unit upgrades include interior finishes, HVAC, plumbing, mechanical, ADA upgrades, and kitchens. Common area improvements comprise community building, site improvements, and replacement of hot water distribution system.

Owner: Mutual Housing Sacramento

Architect: Ellis Architects

11 buildings, 98 units, 79,560 square feet

Carolina Heights Vallejo

Apartment Renovations

Owner:

Solano Affordable Housing Foundation

Architect:

The John Stewart Company

Work was performed in phases while surrounding apartments were occupied.

HUD

Funded

Project

The 10 building, 2-story, 152 unit, 132, 840 sf project was on an accelerated schedule to minimize tenant displacement. Each group of apartments was surveyed at start of renovation to determine elements needing upgrade: bath, kitchen, flooring, etc. At the same time, exterior stairways and some roofing were replaced.

10 buildings, 2-story, 152 units, 132,840 square feet

Foothill Farms Senior Housing

Sacramento

This 4 building, 138 unit, 135,000 sf project features a community room, maintenance building, skybridge between buildings, and porte cochere. Amenities include pool and spa, above-ground outdoor community garden with built-in irrigation, and bocce ball court. Types V-A and VB construction were used. Services included preconstruction and value engineering.

Owner: BRIDGE Housing Architect: Kuchman Architects

Bridge connects two of the buildings

4 buildings, 3-story, 138 units, 135,000 square feet

Marina Village

Suisun City

This is Tricorp Group’s 9th Project with Solano Affordable Housing Foundation

10 buildings, 3-4 story, 160 units, 146,051 square feet

This 10 building, 3-4 story, 146, 051 sf, Type V-A wood framing project included all new site improvements and underground utilities, a community building and 220 on-site parking places. The exterior consists of wood composite siding, cement plaster, aluminum storefront and vinyl windows. Self perform crews completed window installation and siding.

Owner: Solano Affordable Housing

Architect: Vrilakas | Groen

Sonrisa Studio Apartments

Sacramento

Award Winning Project

Sacramento Business Journal 2023

Best Real Estate Projects Award

Smart Growth/Green Building

AIA CV 2023 Award Winner

Sonrisa Apartments is the first project to break ground under Governor Newsom’s order of Affordable Housing Development.

The five-story building was the first time using crosslaminated timber (CLT), in this region, for the horizontal & vertical components of the building.

Because of the lack of layout space on the jobsite, the framing was preassembled and shipped in on a just-in -time delivery schedule. It was then erected by Tricorp Group’s team of rough carpenters.

The project includes high efficiency HVAC units, and is built on a concrete mat slab foundation.

Owner: Capitol Area Development Authority

Architect: Williams +Paddon 19-6

5-story, 58 units, 26,353 square feet

Sonrisa Studio Apartments

Sacramento

1801 West Capitol

Comprised of 3 buildings which feature wood framed Type V construction. Amenities include Meeting Room, Community Room, Laundry Room, and outside courtyard. The complex features a modern look with metal siding and plaster finish on the exterior facades, with covered patio, bike storage and onsite parking.

Owner: Mercy Housing Architect: Vrilakas | Groen

3 buildings, 3-4 story, 85 units, 57,192 square feet

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16 Powerhouse

Sacramento

Award Winning Project Sacramento Business Journal 2016

Best Real Estate Projects Award Mixed-Use Category

A mixed use project with luxury, condominium grade apartments and approximately 8,000 sf of leasable commercial and retail space.

Owner: D & S Development

Architect: LPAS, Inc.

Construction is Type IIA wood construction over Type I concrete.

5-story, 50 units, 84,969 square feet

LEED Gold Certified

Forty-nine vehicle mechanical parking system.

Owner: D & S Development, Inc. Architect: HRGA

1430 Q was the first project in the nation to be permitted for 6 stories of Type IIIA fire-resistant wood framing. This required a special exception to code, which typically allows only five stories of fire-resistant wood structures. This allowed for cost savings over steel or concrete construction, which would have been the alternate methods available.

The three levels of Type I concrete construction at the base of the structure form the parking, retail shops and lobby.

Amenities in the luxury residences include high-end finishes and appliances, gymnasium, yoga room, rooftop terrace, and courtyard with outdoor seating.

Eviva Midtown Sacramento

5-story, 118 units, 176,521 square feet

250 modules were precision built and prefabricated offsite, resulting in a high quality, energy efficient building completed in less time than typical construction.

Building is Type IIIA wood over Type I concrete construction.

Owner: The Warren LLC

Architect: LDA Architects

Eviva Midtown

Preserve at Marin

Corte Madera

Complete remodel from framing out

$50 million dollar, interior and exterior renovation of condominium grade, high end apartment complex built on a hillside overlooking the San Francisco Bay. Work included structural repairs, new mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems, new stucco and siding, pop outs and overhangs.

Amenities Rule

Community space includes wine room, outdoor kitchen, and infinity pool. Owner:

Preserve at Marin

Corte Madera

Academy 65

Sacramento

Academy 65 is a mixed-use student housing building. It has leasable retail space and tenant amenities including a rooftop terrace with fire pits and grills, a 24-hour fitness center, large capacity spa, game room and entertainment lounge.

Owner: GMH Capital Partners

Architect: BSB Design

6-story, 270 beds, 90 units, 97,000 square feet

Hospitality Projects

AC Hotel Sacramento by Marriott

Award Winning Project

Best Real Estate Projects Award Urban Hotel Category

AC Hotel Sacramento features an upscale lobby and bar area with underground parking. The hotel is a 8-story concrete structure plus a basement. The sophisticated guest rooms and public spaces feature sleek furnishings, curated artwork, and intuitive technology. Exterior features include aluminum storefront windows with aluminum fins, aluminum suncreens, insulated metal panels, external insulation & finish system (EIFS), and exposed concrete. AC Hotels are designed, refined and crafted to create a comfortable, elevated, and unobtrusive experience that lets guests maximize their travels.

Owner: PHOTA Sacramento LLC Architect: AXIS/GFA

9-story, 179 rooms, 100,359 square feet

Sacramento

AC Hotel Sacramento by Marriott

Hyatt House Hotel

Vacaville

Design/Build Project

Tricorp Group & HRGA

Owner: J&P Hospitality

Extended stay property

When Tricorp Group’s repeat client, J&P Hospitality , wanted to minimize changes during construction, the team of Tricorp Group & HRGA recommended a design/build approach due to our mutual experience with previous hotels.

The 4-story, 136 room, 86,00 sf hotel includes exterior features of corrugated metal panels mixed with aluminum panels at the corner tower, cement plaster, and porcelain tile at the ground level.

4-story, 136 rooms, 86,000 square feet

Hyatt House Hotel

Hyatt Place Hotel

Adjacent to a popular conference and banquet center, this 72,249 sf, 4-story hotel provides 136 rooms to visitors. The Type V-A, fully sprinklered building features a fitness room, pool, sunroom and breakfast area. Meeting rooms, business center, guest laundry and other amenities are be provided.

Owner: Sunrise Palace, Inc.

Architect: A2R

4-story, 136 rooms, 72,249 square feet

DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Rancho Cordova

Rebrand from Hyatt House to DoubleTree

All of the 158 guestrooms in the 3-story, 88,238 sf structure were given new finishes, plumbing, HVAC, and fixtures. Exterior renovations included pool area, courtyard, front approach, and entry.

Discovery of unforeseen conditions during construction led to replacement of exterior wall framing, drywall, plaster, roofing repairs, floor repairs and replacement of doors, frames and hardware.

Open to guests during remodel/ rebranding

Remodel was phased by area so guests could be served while construction was in progress.

Renovations of common areas included entry and lobby, lounge, bar, dining area, fitness center, meeting rooms, corridors and grab-and-go food market area.

Owner: Presidio Companies Architect: HRGA

3-story, 158 rooms, 88,238 square feet

Courtyard by Marriott Redwood City

This 5-story, 107,031 sf, 177 room Courtyard by Marriott includes two levels of parking garage built above grade with the rooms on top. 602 cast-in-place piles were installed due to expansive soil conditions. Amenities include meeting rooms, breakfast area, business center, fitness center, and pool. The pool was built on top of a concrete deck on the 3rd floor of the 5-story building.

Owner: OTO Development Architect: Architectural Dimensions

5-story, 177 rooms, 107,031 square feet

Pool Built on Concrete Podium

SpringHill Suites by Marriott Belmont

The 4-story, 92,065 sf, 168 room, Type V-A construction hotel fully sprinklered building contains all related site improvements including AC paving, underground utilities, and landscaping. Building foundations consist of shallow footings and pile caps over drilled displacement pile ground improvements.

Owner: OTO Development

Architect: Architectural Dimensions

4-story, 168 rooms, 92,065 square feet

Tricorp selfperformed the framing on this project.

Repeat client: OTO Development was the client on both Courtyard by Marriott in Redwood City and SpringHill Suites by Marriott in Belmont.

SpringHill Suites by Marriott Atascadero

Type V-A construction of a 4-story, 130 room hotel includes a spacious event space. The 88,039 sf hotel was built to serve the growing tourist trade and wine industry in Central California. Project included a full restaurant.

Owner: J Street Hospitality Architect: Awbrey Cook McGill

4-story, 130 rooms, 88,039 square feet

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Spa American Canyon

Exterior onsite improvements for this 2-story, 4000 sf, 132 room hotel, which included an outdoor fire table, site concrete improvement, cable railings, planters, lighting, outdoor seating area, fencing, decking, and minor remodel of the entry door.

Owner: Butterfly Effects Hotel, LLC

Architect: James McCalligan Architect

2-story, 132 rooms, 4000 square feet

Hyatt Place Hotel

UC Davis

Tricorp Group built the first phase of this hotel, which was one of the first hotels in California to be built as a Public Private Partnership (PPP) located on the UC Davis campus. The Ph. II Design/Build project was the first collaboration of its type between HRGA, Tricorp Group, and the client, Presidio Companies. The hotel features conference facilities, breakfast area, bicycle parking, lobby and bar.

The construction was inspected by UC Davis and overseen by the Yolo County Fire Marshall, an unusual arrangement.

Owner: University Hospitality Group

Architect: Aubrey Moore & HRGA

4-story, 72 rooms, 52,000 square feet

SpringHill Suites by Marriott

Anaheim

Construction of a 120 room, 4-story, 79,000 sf hotel located in the 2.5 acre Anaheim Resort District, adjacent to Disneyland. New construction included Type I prefabricated metal stud framing systems. Project amenities included an outdoor pool, porte cochere, meeting spaces, kitchen, dining spaces, communal spaces, and exercise facility. Mechanized shading panels and store front glazing allowed for comfortable use of daylight.

Owner: DKN Hotels

Architect: PK Architects

4-story, 120 rooms, 79,000 square feet

Hampton Inn & Suites

Salinas

Construction of a 105 room, 80,880 sf hotel with Type V-A 4-story wood framed structure over concrete podium and subterranean parking. Amenities include meeting rooms, breakfast area, business center, fitness center, pantry and food preparation area. The project also has an indoor pool with green roof, providing an eco-friendly view to guest rooms overlooking this side of the hotel.

4-story, 105 rooms, 80,880 square feet

Owner: Cadius Partners Limited Architect: RYS Architect

Hampton Inn Union City

Construction of a 90 room, 4-story, 54,210 sf hotel. This hotel is a LEED certified building. Designed to comply with the Cal Green Code, the project included features such as energy efficient appliances, an indoor pool, and bioswales. Bay Mud Conditions existed on site, which required significant subsurface conditioning.

Owner: Lotus Hotels

Architect: RYS Architects

4-story, 90 rooms, 54,210 square feet

Hampton Inn & Suites

San Luis Obispo

Construction of a 4-story, 53, 209 sf, Type V-A wood frame hotel with 84 rooms.

Amenities include meeting rooms, breakfast area, business center, fitness center, and pool. This hotel is located 5 minutes away from the beach along the California coast line.

Owner: SLO Lodging LLC

Architect: PK Architects, PC

4-story, 84 rooms, 53,209 square feet

Hyatt Place Hotel

El Segundo

Owner: OTO Development

LEED Certified

12 Different Room Types

Architect: Braun & Steidl

The developer, OTO Development, won Hyatt’s Development of the Year Award for the Hyatt Place Los Angeles/LAX/El Segundo hotel. The 143 room hotel was the first completed Hyatt GEN 2 model in the United States. This was one of the first Type III, fivestory, wood framed buildings completed in California.

5-story, 143 rooms, 83,855 square feet

Hyatt Place Hotel

Riverside

This 5-story, 38, 380 sf, 129 room project was developed in conjunction with the City of Riverside as part of the downtown revitalization plan. Amenities include pool, fitness center, conference center and breakfast area.

Owner: Metro Riverside LLC

Architect: RYS Architects

5-story, 129 rooms, 38,380 square feet

Wood framed on concrete podium

Tenant Improvement/Renovation Projects

The Table - 3 Strands Global Sacramento

Size: 12,526 Square Feet

Project Description: A tenant improvement of office space for 3 Strands Global Foundation. The new space is an interior remodel of existing building which includes training, conference and therapy rooms, a clothing closet, full kitchen, tech center, laundry room, showers & restrooms. Improvements consisted of fire protection, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, new flooring, paint, doors, and light fixtures.

Owner: 3 Strands Global Foundation

Designer: DesignTECH IDS Inc.

CADA Offices

Size: 7,665 Square Feet

Project Description: Design/Build tenant improvement for Capitol Area Development Authority (CADA), to renovate their office space. Improvements consisted of fire alarm system upgrade and addition, complete changeout of lighting system, upgraded HVAC system, construction of new offices and conference room with metal stud framing, update and modernization of existing finishes and restrooms.

Owner: Capitol Area Development Authority

Architect: Stafford King Wiese

Midtown Association

Sacramento

Size: 3,995 square feet

Project Description: Tenant improvement for the headquarters of the Midtown Association. These offices suit the personality of the Association, with modern design which incorporates the rustic industrial elements of the original building. Finishes are polished concrete and tile with wood accents. Roll-in showers accommodate employees who would work out at the gym next door or bike to work. Self-performed labor included framing, doors frames and hardware, window frames, and concrete flooring.

Owner: 1401 21st Street, LLC

Architect: Applied Architecture Inc.

SPOA Office Remodel

Sacramento

Size: 11,166 square feet

Project Description: Expansion to add square footage to existing building including upgrades to 2-hour rated demising wall for existing Community Hall.

Owner: Sacramento Police Officers Association

Architect: Gen M Architecture + Design

SPOA Office Expansion Sacramento

Size: 15,000 square feet

Project Description: Project consisted of renovation to existing space into new corporate headquarters for Sacramento Police Officers Association

Owner: Sacramento Police Officer Association

Architect: Dreyfus & Blackford

Roseville Bank of Commerce

Size: 2,656 square feet

Project Description: Tenant improvement of a bank lobby and reception area for the first phase. The second phase of construction included bank offices and vault. Business remained open during construction. Mall wall was used to cover construction work during both phases.

Owner: Bank of Commerce

Architect: Williams + Paddon

Eden Housing- Grand St. Office Hayward

Size: 1,500 square feet

Project Description: Project consisted of an office remodel. Interior reconfiguration of existing office spaces and conference room to create additional private offices, new walls, electrical outlets, mechanical layout, lighting, flooring and fire sprinklers.

Owner: Eden Housing

Architect: Weir | Andrewson Associates, Inc.

Eden Housing- A Street Office Hayward

Size: 5,320 square feet

Project Description: Tenant improvement of office space. Interior reconfiguration of restrooms as well as build out of existing office space, to create private offices and conference room. Project consisted of new walls, electrical outlets, mechanical layout, lighting, plumbing and fire sprinklers.

Owner: Eden Housing

Architect: Weir | Andrewson Associates, Inc.

Asher College Renovation

Owner: TCI Development

Size: 15,340 square feet

Project Description: This design/build project, consisted of: Exterior skin replacement, including demolition and replacement of wood siding, windows, fascia, and roofing. Seismic and ADA upgrades, new HVAC and electrical systems.

Architect: Maxim Design Group

Tricorp Offices

Size: 11,000 square feet

Project Description: Tricorp selfperformed much of the framing and drywall in this office tenant improvement. Improvements included 2 conference rooms, 2 kitchens, 4 restrooms, built-in cubicles, 14 offices, a spacious copy room, and a custom designed plan room. The tenant improvement was built in stages over the course of a year as the growth of the company accelerated.

Owner: Tricorp Group, Inc.

Architect: Design Tech

Jetway Court Office North Highlands

Size: 2,365 square feet

Project Description: This design/ build office tenant improvement project consisted of new cabinets/countertops for the breakroom & showroom, new storefront windows, interior doors, flooring, painting both interior & exterior and restroom upgrades.

Owner: Lawrence B. Stone Properties #250, LLC

Architect: Design Tech

Haagen-Dazs Ice Cream Parlor

Sacramento

Size: 1,010 square feet

Project Description:

Tenant Improvement for Haagen-Dazs Ice Cream Store, located in the new Downtown Commons adjacent to the Golden 1 Arena, Kimpton Sawyer Hotel, retail stores, and restaurants. The tenant improvement entails interior metal stud walls, plumbing, electrical, cabinetry, flooring, finishes, and coordination of owner equipment. Self-performed work includes: metal stud framing, drywall, and doors frames and hardware.

Owner: Delsoft Corporation Architect: PDMS Design Group

Dai! Endurance

Sacramento

Size: 1,790 square feet

Project Description: Tenant improvement of an endurance and personal training fitness center in Midtown Sacramento. Self-performed labor included framing, drywall, electrical, HVAC, cabinetry, plumbing, and installation of structural supports for fitness equipment.

Owner: Dai! Endurance

Architect: Applied Architecture, Inc.

Student Learning Center at Bay D

McClellan

Size: 21,411 square feet

Project Description: Renovation of a former military building into a new videography and broadcasting Student Learning Center for the Twin Rivers Unified School District. We installed high-end finishes and technology such as cyclorama walls, partition Nanawalls, interactive display boards, and ceiling mounted cameras, speakers, and projectors.

Owner: Twin Rivers Unified School District

Architect: PBK Architects

Sunrise Banquet Hall

Vacaville

Size: 5,079 Square Feet (plus added 1,151 sf interior and 2,992 sf exterior)

Project Description: Tenant improvement of existing banquet hall and kitchen plus an addition of two restrooms, corridor and storage room. Interior improvements consisted of new commercial kitchen appliances, new flooring, acoustic ceilings, lighting fixtures, extensive plumbing, custom designed crown molding, column wraps, and wainscoting. Exterior upgrades included new stucco, stone veneer, paint, and storefront entry doors, infilled all windows, and enlarged patio area with new patios and firepits.

Owner: 4J Place, Inc.

Architect: A2R Architects

CalPERS Headquarters

Sacramento

Size: 987,094 square feet

Select post-occupancy work. Six-story and four-story existing office buildings consist of towers and a parking garage. Project includes select restack projects to remodel and repurpose occupied spaces. Tricorp also finished the site work including hardscape and landscape work.

Owner: CalPERS

Architect: Dreyfuss & Blackford

Alila Napa Valley St. Helena

Five-Star Resort and Spa

Tricorp Group and HRGA worked together on a design/build contract for nearly three years to design this five-star resort in St. Helena, which started its life as a Marriott property, but ended up as a Hyatt brand. First known as Las Alcobas, it is now Alila Napa Valley. Acacia House, the 100-yearold centerpiece, was a historic renovation of a Georgian Revival Farmhouse, now housing reception, restaurant, and guest rooms for the new hotel.

Counterplay of old and new in design, nearly three years in precon.

European feel and features throughout the project.

Yabu Pushelberg were the interior designers on the resort. The fittings and furnishings were mostly ordered from Europe and required extensive coordination both with the plans and logistically. Tricorp performed this coordination and managed the warehousing of the owner’s FFE for just-in-time delivery on the site.

Rooms have grand views and luxury amenities including patios with firepits, soaking tubs and bidets in every room.

Owner: Presidio Companies

Architect: HRGA

Project consists of 69 guest rooms, 3,500 square foot meeting & conference room with teaching kitchen, and a 3,500 square foot spa and fitness center. Total building area is 50,000 square feet.

Alila Napa Valley

The property is located next to the Beringer Mansion to the north and the vineyards to the west.

California State Capitol

Sacramento

Size: 90,000 square feet

The project consisted of roof Replacement, HVAC upgrades, and seismic upgrade of the existing Rotunda. The state of California added the remodel of the Senate and Assembly interior spaces as change orders. All of the work was completed while the building was fully occupied.

Owner: State of California DGS

Architect: HMR Architects

Historic Hyatt House Hotel K Street

Sacramento

Size: 86,087 square feet

Construction of an 8-Story, 28 room Hyatt House Hotel within the exterior of the historic Eastern Star at 2719 K Street. The exterior historic facade was strengthened and rejuvenated along with the lobby. Additional project work included demolition, soft demolition, abatement, micropiles, concrete, steel shoring, sitework, and new steel structure along with the typical trades required to build a new hotel. AIA CV 2023 Award Winner.

Owner: HUME Development

Architect: HRGA Architects

Jefferson School Adaptive Re-Use

Sacramento

Size: 24,950 square feet

Project Description: Structural retrofitting and renovation to existing building including new MEP and installation of a new roof and windows to match the existing historical look. Interior will include renovations to create shell work spaces for future tenants.

The school is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the California Register of Historic Resources. As such, key architectural features from the 1920 construction are being preserved including exterior brick facade, historical main entry, and side stairs.

Owner: Cresleigh Homes Corporation

Architect: Vrilakas | Groen Architects

Self-Perform

Self-Perform Services

Tricorp Group has a large & diverse self-performing workforce capable of performing a wide variety of trades. Our crews can perform multiple trades which empowers Tricorp to have more control over labor costs & supplement any subcontractors’ labor when needed, effective schedule management, and improved quality. This advantage enhances Tricorp’s ability to deliver successful projects.