Trending...
- Why Buying a Home at Christmas will be Your Best Christmas Ever
- Phinge CEO Ranked #1 Globally by Crunchbase for the Last Week, Will Be in Las Vegas Jan. 4-9, the Week of CES to Discuss Netverse & IPO Coming in 2026
- Ventura Chamber of Commerce Names Cumulus Media VP Sommer Frisk "Shining Star of the Year"
NOVATO, Calif. - Californer -- Alten Construction, a full-service San Francisco Bay Area commercial construction company, recently completed the state-of-the-art Bill and Adele Jonas Center on the College of Marin - Indian Valley Campus.
The 15,600-square-foot design-build project included construction of the Bill and Adele Jonas Center, a facility ideal for events, meetings, training and a host of other activities. The construction team also made adjustments to an existing building and performed general site work.
The one-story, 10,800-square-foot Bill and Adele Jonas Center utilizes much of the existing structures and foundations of the campus' Building 19. The facility provides space for a 710-seat banquet hall and features a prep kitchen, support space and stage equipped with built-in audiovisual infrastructure for presentations, speakers and performances. The project also includes the addition of a one-story lounge space. The Bill and Adele Jonas Center will be used for college-sponsored events, programs and training, as well as Rotary Club of Novato luncheons, events and meetings.
"The partnership between the Rotary Club of Novato and the College of Marin has created a much-needed space for gathering and educating the community," said Dr. David Wain Coon, College of Marin superintendent and president. "College of Marin is looking forward to opening the Bill and Adele Jonas Center, a welcome addition to the campus and Marin County."
More on The Californer
In addition, Alten Construction made modifications to the campus' existing 4,800-square-foot Building 18. Updates to the one-story building included a new commercial kitchen, laundry room, storage, office and meeting room spaces and the replacement of existing windows and exterior finish.
The project also added a parking lot with a passenger drop-off area, bicycle parking and sloped walkways from the upper-level building to the lower-level Bill and Adele Jonas Center, along with a prep kitchen, an outdoor pre-function space, a covered trellis area outside the lounge and an exterior deck adjacent to the banquet hall.
"College of Marin is always looking for ways to engage and partner with our local communities and organizations," said Greg Nelson, assistant superintendent and vice president of administrative services at the College of Marin. "The collaboration between College of Marin and the Rotary Club of Novato on the design and construction of the Bill and Adele Jonas Center is a wonderful example of such a partnership. We enjoyed working with the Rotary Club of Novato to be able to build a space that both the College and external community will enjoy for years to come."
The 15,600-square-foot design-build project included construction of the Bill and Adele Jonas Center, a facility ideal for events, meetings, training and a host of other activities. The construction team also made adjustments to an existing building and performed general site work.
The one-story, 10,800-square-foot Bill and Adele Jonas Center utilizes much of the existing structures and foundations of the campus' Building 19. The facility provides space for a 710-seat banquet hall and features a prep kitchen, support space and stage equipped with built-in audiovisual infrastructure for presentations, speakers and performances. The project also includes the addition of a one-story lounge space. The Bill and Adele Jonas Center will be used for college-sponsored events, programs and training, as well as Rotary Club of Novato luncheons, events and meetings.
"The partnership between the Rotary Club of Novato and the College of Marin has created a much-needed space for gathering and educating the community," said Dr. David Wain Coon, College of Marin superintendent and president. "College of Marin is looking forward to opening the Bill and Adele Jonas Center, a welcome addition to the campus and Marin County."
More on The Californer
- California: Governor Newsom declares states of emergency related to multiple severe weather events in 2025
- California: Governor Newsom deploys dedicated teams to fight crime in Stockton, building on existing successful partnerships
- BanksyLee.com Is Redefining Daily Financial Insight for the Modern Investor
- California: Governor and LA Rises announce new online resource to further help LA fire survivors navigate rebuilding
- California: Governor Newsom's SAFE Task Force partners with Sacramento to clear encampment
In addition, Alten Construction made modifications to the campus' existing 4,800-square-foot Building 18. Updates to the one-story building included a new commercial kitchen, laundry room, storage, office and meeting room spaces and the replacement of existing windows and exterior finish.
The project also added a parking lot with a passenger drop-off area, bicycle parking and sloped walkways from the upper-level building to the lower-level Bill and Adele Jonas Center, along with a prep kitchen, an outdoor pre-function space, a covered trellis area outside the lounge and an exterior deck adjacent to the banquet hall.
"College of Marin is always looking for ways to engage and partner with our local communities and organizations," said Greg Nelson, assistant superintendent and vice president of administrative services at the College of Marin. "The collaboration between College of Marin and the Rotary Club of Novato on the design and construction of the Bill and Adele Jonas Center is a wonderful example of such a partnership. We enjoyed working with the Rotary Club of Novato to be able to build a space that both the College and external community will enjoy for years to come."
Source: Alten Construction
0 Comments
Latest on The Californer
- Governor Newsom mobilizes state resources as California braces for winter storm
- California: Governor Newsom announces judicial appointments 12.22.2025
- Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson Hosts State of the City Address January 13, 2026
- Price Improvement on Luxurious Lāna'i Townhome with Stunning Ocean Views
- Nextvisit Co-Founder Ryan Yannelli Identifies Six Critical Factors for Behavioral Health Providers Evaluating AI Scribes in 2026
- BrassTranscripts Introduces Flat-Rate Pricing with Up to 67% Savings on Long-Form Audio
- Long Beach: City Achieves Housing Milestone: Over 5,000 New Homes Approved
- CredHub and Real Property Management Join Forces to Empower Franchise Owners with Rental Payment Credit Reporting Solutions
- Dodd, Mead & Company Revived Under Current Trademark Ownership
- California: Governor Newsom announces $50,000 reward payout in Solano murder, rewards for other cold cases in Alameda and San Diego counties
- Leimert Park Announces Weeklong Kwanzaa Festival & Kwanzaa Parade Celebrating Black History, Culture, and Community
- Start Learning Window Tinting Today – Online, On Your Schedule
- A New Era of Accessibility for Impact & Influence Magazine Covers
- California steps up to protect communities amid continued antisemitic actions worldwide
- Homes & Hope, NPHS, and CEDC Selected for Two State Surplus Land Sites in Fontana and San Bernardino
- Southland Symphony Orchestra Presents SSO Opera! Mozart's The Magic Flute
- THINKWARE Announces Christmas & New Year Deals on Top Dash Cams
- City of Long Beach Offers Tips for a Safe and Joyful Holiday Season
- Geyser Data Named Runner-Up in the Cloud Trailblazers Category
- Renowned Alternative Medicine Specialist Dr. Sebi and His African Bio Mineral Balance Therapy Are the Focus of New Book