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2008- California Construction Honors Two HDC Projects
California Construction Magazine's Best of 2008 awards program recognized two of Hathaway Dinwiddie's projects, Stanford Y2E2 and the China Basin Addition. China Basin's Addition won the Best Mixed Use project and Stanford's Y2E2 project won the Award of Merit in the Best Green Building category.
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2008- China Basin Receives Award of Excellence
China Basin's 215,000 SF addition atop 185 Berry Street constructed by Hathaway Dinwiddie was honored by the Structural Engineers Association of Northern California with the 2008 Award of Excellence for Retrofits / Alterations. More information about this project engineered by Simpson Gumpertz&Heger, Inc. can be found in the Remodel/Retrofit/Addition projects category on our projects page.
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2008 - Natural Science Building Wins Award
Mills College's Natural Science Building, for which Hathaway Dinwiddie is the construction manager, won the Energy Project of the Year for Region V Award from the Association of Energy Engineers. This Award follows the project's receipt of its LEED Platinum Certification in November 2007. The LEED / Sustainable projects category on our projects page has more information regarding some of our "Green Building" experience.
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2008 – Stanford’s Y2E2 wins “Best Green Building”
Stanford’s Yang and Yamazaki Environment and Energy Building (Y2E2) was awarded the “Best Green Building” of 2007 Award by the San Francisco Business Times. Completed in November, 2007, the 166,500 SF facility houses researchers and students in fields such as ecology, biology, and earth science. Y2E2 goes above and beyond many LEED standards by incorporating sustainable design/construction practices in a manner that provides its occupants the opportunity to research and study the cutting-edge technologies that were integrated. A newsclip is available at CBS5 News.com.
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2008 - China Basin in ENR
Hathaway Dinwiddie's 215,000 SF addition over 185 Berry Street was featured in Engineering New Record's February 4, 2008 edition. Seismically isolated from the building that supports it below, the addition is the first of its kind in the U.S. The work was performed in and over an occupied building that houses tenants with 24/7 operations.
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2008 - 499 Illinois/Centennial Towers Top Out
As planned, Hathaway Dinwiddie "topped out" structural steel on two major Bay Area buildings, 499 Illinois and Centennial Towers South Tower, just days apart from each other. Now that steel is complete, these structures are quite visible when driving through Mission Bay and on the 101 Freeway North of San Francisco Airport, respectively.