The Herrick Corporation

AMAZING HAS ARRIVED! We had an exciting start to the week as Monday marked the opening of the final phase of San Francisco International Airport's Harvey Milk Terminal 1. The special ribbon-cutting ceremony included remarks from SFO Airport Director Ivar C. Satero and San Francisco Mayor London Breed, with the mayor emphasizing the significance of opening to travelers during Pride month. Hensel Phelps is proud to have worked on this incredible project for nearly ten years. Turning over this final phase and watching as travelers continue to enjoy a seamless and elevated passenger experience at San Francisco International Airport is a rewarding feeling. Passenger-focused features in this newly opened phase of Terminal 1 include a mezzanine level security screening area, automated exit lanes, automatic self-serve bag drops and a new home for Alaska Airlines. Thank you to all the incredible individuals and partners who worked on this project, it takes a village: San Francisco International Airport, Gensler, Kuth Ranieri Architects, CONSOR Engineers (CPM Associates, Inc.), AECOM, Critchfield Mechanical, Inc., Redwood Electric Group, Rosendin, Transbay Fire Protection, Inc., BEUMER Group, Nevell Group, Inc., The Herrick Corporation, Foundation Constructors Inc., Nibbi Brothers General Contractors, Architectural Glass & Aluminum, Priority Architectural Graphics, B.T. Mancini Co., Inc., ISEC, Inc., ASSOCIATED TERRAZZO CO. INC., thyssenkrupp, Scarabee Aviation Group, California Drywall Co., Oshkosh AeroTech, LLC, dormakaba, SITA, McGuire and Hester, George E. Masker, Inc., S.J. General Building Maintenance, Inc., California Tile Installers, Olson & Co. Steel, Inc., Kwan Wo Ironworks, Inc., Rolling Plains Construction, MG West, Malcolm Drilling, Stomper, Fontenoy Engineering, Inc., Capitol Builders Hardware, San Francisco Millwork, and Lloyd W. Aubry Co. Inc. https://ow.ly/AHsE50Snlu1

Check out the progress of Samuel Merritt University’s new flagship campus in downtown Oakland as captured by the precast panel contractor Clark Pacific! Development Manager: Strada Investment Group Architect: Perkins&Will Contractor: Hathaway Dinwiddie Structural: Tipping Steel Fabricator: The Herrick Corporation

Project video of the new Claremont McKenna College, Robert Day Science Center. "The 135,000 sq ft Sciences Center will be home to the liberal arts school's next-generation Kravis Department of Integrated Sciences." Comment provided by BIG LA (Bjarke Ingels Group) The framing consists of 2,150T of structural steel and took roughly 68,000 shop hours to fabricate. Project Team Members: KPRS Construction Services, Inc., BIG LA, Saiful Bouquet Structural Engineers, DBM Vircon, Hassett Engineering, Inc., SSI Trucking, Dalton Trucking, and Mr. Crane Video by Impact Creative

The Clark team achieved a major tower crane relocation at Century City Center 🏗️ Crews moved the tower crane from within the building’s footprint to a structural platform extending from level five, allowing the team to progress with structural infills and steel. The team spent months collaborating with the structural steel and crane trade partners and the structural engineer of record to engineer a platform that could support the crane’s load. Congratulations to the Clark team, RELIABLE CRANE SERVICE LLC Services, and the joint venture of THE HERRICK COMPANY, INC. and SME Steel on this amazing feat!

BIG LA celebrates the topping out of one of its first projects, the Claremont McKenna College Robert Day Sciences Center! 🔬🧬 Swing by our Santa Monica studio to meet the BIG LA team and explore future collaborations! The 135,000 sq ft Sciences Center will be home to the liberal arts school’s next-generation Kravis Department of Integrated Sciences - a powerful, multi-disciplinary, computational approach to advance gene, brain and climate knowledge. The structure is designed as stacks of paired volumes, or rectangular ‘blocks’ - two per floor - with each pair rotated 45 degrees from the floor below. On the interior, the volumes are expressed as stacked trusses with floor-to-ceiling glass partitions providing visibility between spaces. The rotation of each floor creates a central sky-lit atrium at the heart of the building that provides direct views into classrooms and research spaces from all levels. Roughly 9,000 sq ft of solar panels on the roof will provide 200-230 megawatt hours of energy production per year. The project is aiming for LEED Gold and is expected to complete in 2025. Congratulations to all of our collaborators on this exciting milestone! Saiful Bouquet Structural Engineers ACCO Engineered Systems Atlas Civil Design Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners Rosendin WSP in the U.S. Jacobs Arup KGM Architectural Lighting Heintges Consulting Architects & Engineers KOA Corporation Edgett Williams Consulting Group, Inc. IDS Group, Inc. Kleinfelder KPRS Construction Services, Inc. The Herrick Corporation #Salamander CCI 📷 Anibal Ortiz + Pooya Aledavood #Architecture #HigherEducation #School #ScienceCenter #California #BIGLA

For the past 30 years, The Herrick Corporation, owned by David and Dana Dornsife, has generously donated fabricated structural steel to many noteworthy projects in the Yosemite National Park, California. These projects have helped improve the park's hiking trails and installed numerous bear boxes for visitors' safety. As a tribute to their partnership, the Yosemite Conservancy and the National Park Service have created this beautiful poster featuring five of the more significant projects.

We are very proud to have Taylor as a member of the Herrick team.

Last Friday Herrick, Strada Investment Group, Hathaway Dinwiddie, Tipping, Perkins & Wills and the rest of the project team celebrated the structural steel topping out of the new SMU City Center building at the Oakland Campus. Thank you to everyone that contributed.

Another week, another topping-out ceremony. Yesterday, Alexandria’s CP3-BMS project team in San Diego celebrated the topping out of the structural steel with Herrick. Present were representatives from Alexandria, DPR, LPA, SidePlate, and other trades. Thank you to all those who contributed to making the structural steel package a success.