2009

Citizens business bank arena - ontario, CA
2009 PCI Design award: best stadium

Clark Pacific and Rossetti Architects win the 2009 Design Award for Best Stadium. The precast concrete panels were designed to create an elevation with a strong horizontal focus with the use of sharp lines to define the building. The design suggests an airplane wing taking flight from the flat landscape, which was accomplished with a series of raised and recessed reveals in the elevations, producing a dynamic sense of movement. As the light shifts throughout the day, they create a continuous adjustment in the appearance of the arena, reducing the sensation of a static object.

2008

Golden 1 credit union Corporate headquarters - Sacramento, CA
2008 PCI Design award: best low-rise office building

Ware Malcomb and Clark Pacific win the 2008 Design Award for Best Low-Rise Office Building. The six-story building was erected on a 33,000 sf footprint, providing 200,000 sf of office space. The precast panels were colored and textured to create high visual interest while also serving functional needs. The owners were eager to gain access to the building after outgrowing their previous office space. The architectural precast allowed for greater ease in accelerating construction.

2007

st. regis museum tower - san francisco, CA
2007 PCI Design award: best mixed-use building

Clark Pacific and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP win the 2007 PCI Design Award for Best Mixed-Use Building for the St. Regis Museum Tower in San Francisco, CA. The project was honored for its rich, four-tone patterned "weave" using horizontal and vertical reveal elements with distinctly separate finishes within and across the punched-window panels. The skyscraper features 260 hotel rooms, 102 condominiums, 20,000 sq ft of cultural museum space and four levels of below-grade parking.  
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800 j lofts - sacramento, CA
2007 PCI Design award: best multifamily building

Clark Pacific and LPA Sacramento Inc. win the 2007 PCI Design Award for Best Multifamily Building for 800 J Lofts in Sacramento, CA. The project incorporated the use of precast hybrid moment-frame system that not only saves lives during a seismic event but allows for immediate occupancy.  
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2006

Sacramento International Airport “Terminal A” Parking Structure
2006 International Parking Institute:  Award of Excellence

Clark Pacific took home the International Parking Institute’s 2006 Award of Excellence for the Sacramento International Airport’s “Terminal A” Parking Structure.  The project featured Architectural Precast by Clark Pacific and matched the finish on the airport terminals which had been previously produced by Clark Pacific.

2005

Fresno Courthouse and Federal Building – Fresno, CA
2005 PCI Design Award:  Best Justice Facility/Courthouse

Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners and Clark Pacific win the 2005 PCI Design Award for Best Justice Facility / Courthouse for the Fresno Courthouse and Federal Building in Fresno, CA. The project was judged by a panel of architects and representatives of the precast industry.  The project prominently features a specialized multi-colored, multi-plane, multi-directional reveal finish that helps the building achieve a scaled rugged look, reflecting the character of nearby Yosemite National Park.  
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2004

Michael D. Antonovich Antelope Valley Courthouse
2004 PCI Design Award:  Best Justice Facility/Courthouse

Mosakowski-Lindsey Associates and Clark Pacific win the 2004 PCI Design Award for Best Justice Facility / Courthouse for Los Angeles County’s Michael D. Antonovich Antelope Valley Courthouse. The project was judged on a national basis by a panel of architects and representatives of the precast industry.  The project prominently featured a Clark Pacific Replicated Sandstone finish that successfully reflected the local character, the strength of the institution, and the progressiveness of the County’s judiciary body.   

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Sacramento International Airport

2004 ACI Northern California Chapter Construction Award:  Architectural Category
International Parking Design and Clark Pacific win the recognition of ACI Northern California Chapter with its 2004 Construction Award in the Architectural Category for Sacramento International Airport’s “Terminal A” Parking Structure. 

2002

Las Vegas Federal Courthouse
2002 PCI Design Award:  Best Justice Facility/Courthouse

Langdon Wilson and Clark Pacific win the 2002 PCI Design Award for Best Justice Facility / Courthouse for the Las Vegas Federal Courthouse. The project was judged on a national basis by an industry panel and was prominently featured in the Precast Concrete Institute's Ascent Magazine. The project was the first federal courthouse to be constructed after the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City was destroyed in 1995.  The precast was specially designed to afford the structure an inherent blast resistance capable of preserving life and the structural integrity.

San Diego Convention Center Expansion
2002 PCI Design Award:  Best Public Facility

Tucker Sadler Noble Castro and Clark Pacific win the 2002 PCI Design Award for Best Public Facility for the San Diego Convention Center Expansion. The project was judged on a national basis by an industry panel and was featured in the Precast Concrete Institute's Ascent Magazine. The project featured incredibly detailed GFRC panels used to create a radiused pattern down the length of the structure.  It is a landmark structure for San Diego and the precast industry.

2001

San Francisco Towers Retirement Housing
Ascent Magazine:  Honorable Mention

Wuster, Bernardi & Emmons, Inc. and Clark Pacific win an Honorable Mention for the San Francisco Towers Retirement Housing project. The project was judged on a national basis by an industry panel and published in the Precast Concrete Institute's Ascent Magazine.

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Las Vegas Federal Courthouse
2001 GSA Design Award:  Architecture Award

Mehrdad Yazdani, CannonDworsky and Clark Pacific win a 2001GSA Design Award for Architecture for the Lloyd D. George Courthouse, Las Vegas. Judges for the award comended the buildings "urbanity and such elegant restraint in Las Vegas," and commented that the giant column is "a powerful totem that will no doubt become the courthouse's signature in a city of signs and symbols."

 

1999

Ontario International Airport
Ascent Magazine:  Best Public Building

DMJM and Clark Pacific win a Design Award for the Ontario International Airport Project. The project was judged as the Best Public Building on a national basis by an industry panel and published in the Precast Concrete Institute's Ascent Magazine.

1996

Sacramento Municipal Utility District
1996 PCI Design Award

Williams & Paddon Architects and Planners, Inc. and Clark Pacific win a Design Award for the Sacramento Municipal Utility Distict's Customer Service Center project. The use of precast panels in two textures helped to create a dramatic entry for the complex while joining disparate structures.

1993

Sacramento Municipal Utility District’s Customer Service Center
Ascent Magazine:  Best Public Building

Williams & Paddon Architects and Planners, Inc. and Clark Pacific win a Design Award for the Sacramento Municipal Utility Distict's (SMUD) Customer Service Center project. The project was judged as the Best Public Building on a national basis by an industry panel and published in the Precast Concrete Institute's Ascent Magazine.