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OAKLAND, Calif. - Californer -- The Peralta Community College District has selected Thompson Builders Corp. (TBC) to complete the Merritt College New Landscape Horticulture Complex project. The $24.6M project includes a range of site improvements including abatement and demolition of existing buildings and site improvements, as well as the construction of new classrooms, greenhouses, and support spaces to house the Merritt College Landscape Horticulture Program. All buildings will be single-story.
TBC is proud to be selected as the General Contractor for this prestigious project.
The architect for this project is Noll & Tam Architects, a talented team with whom TBC has worked on many previous projects. The Thompson team is excited to work with Noll & Tam once again. Learn more about Noll & Tam Architects by visiting https://www.nollandtam.com/.
About Thompson Builders Corp.
In 1989, Paul Thompson founded Thompson Builders with the philosophy that high quality and competitive prices should go hand-in-hand. Over the years, the firm has built a solid reputation for delivering ambitious projects on schedule and under budget while emphasizing quality workmanship.
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Originally concentrating on seismic retrofits and general construction, in the early years, the Thompson team completed several projects for non-profit organizations. As our experience continued to broaden in scope, our emphasis shifted to the public works arena. We have been awarded numerous contracts for civic centers, parking structures, fire stations, schools, and libraries.
In the last fifteen years, we have also developed expertise in building large-scale multifamily condominium buildings in urban environments.
Today, Thompson Builders completes roughly $150 Million in contract work annually. Public and private sector clients throughout Northern California continue to entrust Thompson Builders with increasingly larger and more complex projects.
Learn more about Thompson Builders at https://www.tbcorp.com/.
TBC is proud to be selected as the General Contractor for this prestigious project.
The architect for this project is Noll & Tam Architects, a talented team with whom TBC has worked on many previous projects. The Thompson team is excited to work with Noll & Tam once again. Learn more about Noll & Tam Architects by visiting https://www.nollandtam.com/.
About Thompson Builders Corp.
In 1989, Paul Thompson founded Thompson Builders with the philosophy that high quality and competitive prices should go hand-in-hand. Over the years, the firm has built a solid reputation for delivering ambitious projects on schedule and under budget while emphasizing quality workmanship.
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Originally concentrating on seismic retrofits and general construction, in the early years, the Thompson team completed several projects for non-profit organizations. As our experience continued to broaden in scope, our emphasis shifted to the public works arena. We have been awarded numerous contracts for civic centers, parking structures, fire stations, schools, and libraries.
In the last fifteen years, we have also developed expertise in building large-scale multifamily condominium buildings in urban environments.
Today, Thompson Builders completes roughly $150 Million in contract work annually. Public and private sector clients throughout Northern California continue to entrust Thompson Builders with increasingly larger and more complex projects.
Learn more about Thompson Builders at https://www.tbcorp.com/.
Source: Thompson Builders Corp.
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