Projects
The Vintage Club #2
Indian Wells, CAArchitect: JMA Architecture, Inc.
Remodel and addition in progress.
Indian Wells, CA
Architect: Michael Kiner Architect
Custom home in progress approximately grossing +10,400 sq. ft.
Bighorn Golf Club #3
Palm Desert, CAArchitect: JMA Architecture, Inc.
Custom Home grossing approximately 11,500+ sq. ft.
Bighorn Golf Club #4
Palm Desert, CAArchitect: JMA Architecture, Inc.
Builder: Morin Construction, Inc.
Entry Steel Structure
Bighorn Golf Club #2
Palm Desert, CADesigner: Fedderly-Camarena Design, Inc.
Construction complete on this custom home approximately grossing +14,600 sq. ft.
Tradition #1
La Quinta, CADesigner: Stein Design
Custom home in progress approximately grossing +9,180 sq. ft.
Toscana Country Club #1
Indian Wells, CADesigner: Studio Linea, Inc. (Michael Hanes)
Custom home in progress approximately grossing +7,470 sq. ft.
Bighorn Golf Club #1
Palm Desert, CADesigner: Fedderly-Camarena Design, Inc.
Custom home in progress approximately grossing +13,800 sq. ft.
Del Mar, CA
Architect: Nakhshab Development and Design Inc
5500 sq. ft custom home - mid-century modern design
Madison Club #3
La Quinta, CADesigner: Fedderly and Associates
New Custom home in progress, approximately grossing +6,400 sq. ft. with 1,346 sq. ft. trellis.
Indian Wells, CA
Architect: BACKEN, GILLAM & KROEGER Architects
Builder: Wesley Wahl Construction
Custom home in progress grossing approximately 25,700 sq. ft.
The Hideaway #3
La Quinta, CADesigner: Fedderly and Associates
Two-story Custom home in progress grossing approximately 7,700 sq. ft.
The Vintage
Indian Wells, CADesigner: Studio Linea, Inc. (Michael Hanes)
Custom residence grossing approximately 8,000 sq. ft.
Desert Palisades
Palm Springs, CAArchitect: Studio AR&D Architects, Inc. (Sean Lockyer)
Combination wood, concrete, and steel structural design featuring conventional roof frame,
conventional slab
on grade, and design footings for guard house.
Westgate Mission Hills
Rancho Mirage, CADesigner: Curtis Richard Shupe Design
Custom house grossing approximately 10,000 sq. ft.
The Thermal Club
Thermal, CAArchitect: Nick Fullerton Architects
Foundation and structural design of 7 facilities for one of the most premier private motorsports
clubs and
race tracks in the world—scope includes private garage, tuning shop, fuel island, guard house, and 2
custom
residences.
Commercial Cultivation Facility
Desert Hot Springs, CAArchitect: Ochoa Design Associates
Two-story structure built with wood stud wall, manufactured roof and floor trusses, and conventional
slab-on-grade.
Grossing 30,776 sq. ft. (15,388 sq. ft. per floor)
The Reserve
Indian Wells, CADesigner: Studio Linea, Inc. (Michael Hanes)
Structural analysis and design of custom residence, including living area, garage, and patio — to be
built
with wood studs, manufacture trusses, and conventional slab on grade. Grossing more than 7,500 sq. ft.
The Reserve Club #2
Indian Wells, CAArchitect: Edward R. Niles Architect, F.A.I.A.
Builder: Stoker Construction, Inc.
Custom Home in progress grossing approximately 5,800+ SQ. Ft.
F-5 Project
Indian Wells, CAArchitect: Studio AR&D Architects, Inc.
New custom home design featuring wood studs, concrete and masonry walls, conventional roof, and
conventional
slab on grade. Project awarded the
2013 Concrete Masonry Design Award – Residential Design by the
Concrete Masonry Association of California and Nevada.
Madison Club #1
La Quinta, CADesigner: Brock Payton
Structural analysis and design of custom residence with 52-feet pocket door span, featuring wood
studs framing,
manufacture roof trusses, and conventional slab on grade. Grossing more than 11,000 sq.ft.
Mirada
Rancho Mirage, CAArchitect: Schmidt Architecture
Structural analysis and design of custom residence. Grossing 5,300 sq. ft.
Madison Club #2
La Quinta, CAArchitect: Hayer Architect
In progress. Custom home. Grossing more than 13,800 sq. ft.
The Thermal Club Villa
Thermal, CADesigner: Studio Linea, Inc. (Michael Hanes)
In progress. Custom villa house and exhibition. Grossing more than 15,000 sq. ft.
