The ESE team is excited to work with MidPen Housing on the second portion of this Sonoma Affordable Housing project adjacent to the Fetters Apartments.
On October 19th Sonoma County Supervisor Susan Gorin joined other county leaders to celebrate the groundbreaking of Celestina Garden Apartments, an affordable rental community being developed by MidPen Housing.
Located in the heart of the Sonoma Valley wine region, Celestina Garden represents the final phase of a master-planned, intergenerational community where people of all ages can live, work, attend school, shop, and have easy access to transportation, and enjoy many community amenities. Fetters Apartments, which opened in late 2017 and was also developed by MidPen, provides affordable apartment homes for families on an adjacent site. The event highlights the value of state Propositions 1 & 2 and City of Santa Rosa’s Measure N which, if passed in November, will create more communities like Fetters and Celestina Garden for Sonoma County’s working families, children, veterans, seniors, and people with special needs.
In this second episode of Elevate: AEC Insights, we sit down with industry leader in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction space, Molly Jans, from Fish Rock Management LLC, to learn more about her various journeys in leadership, navigating sustainability, diversity, and entrepreneurship in the AEC industry.
As an SE 2050 signatory firm committed to reducing embodied carbon in structural design projects to net zero by the year 2050, providing educational awareness of SE 2050 is critical. With so much information that is out there, we wanted to provide a list of the most frequently asked questions that we’ve seen come up. […]
Our team specializes in custom home designs, tackling challenges like flat lots, flood-prone zones, sloped terrains and varying site conditions with innovative structural solutions.
We recently had the opportunity to sit down with one of our Senior Engineers, Ian Provan, to learn more about the single-family residential project, Calera Creek.