| Mixed-Use Projects |
Craig A. Woods, RA
LEED Accredited Professional
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East Village Square, San Diego, California. (CJ) Project Architect for Schematic Design of the $65
million retail, office, and parking portions of the San Diego Padres Ballpark, which included 3
buildings over 3 city blocks, ranging from 5 to 8 stories, wrapping a public park that overlooks
center field in the new ballpark. The project contains 200,000 square feet of retail, 250,000 square
feet of office space, and parking for approximately 500 automobiles in a subterranean parking
basement. Provided designs, accomplished grading studies, coordinated consultants, directed
design documentation, provided alternative designs to meet client's Performa, designed
residential component alternative, aided leasing agents with marketing materials, and participated
in client meetings and presentations.
The historic preservation portion of the project includes adaptive reuse of two 3-story brick
buildings, the moving and adaptive reuse of a third 3-story brick Candy Factory, and the in-place
preservation of a one-story façade and reconstruction of the interior space in the new structure.
Coordinated development restrictions and historic structures with the Center City Development
Corporation; the city of San Diego's redevelopment agent.
million retail, office, and parking portions of the San Diego Padres Ballpark, which included 3
buildings over 3 city blocks, ranging from 5 to 8 stories, wrapping a public park that overlooks
center field in the new ballpark. The project contains 200,000 square feet of retail, 250,000 square
feet of office space, and parking for approximately 500 automobiles in a subterranean parking
basement. Provided designs, accomplished grading studies, coordinated consultants, directed
design documentation, provided alternative designs to meet client's Performa, designed
residential component alternative, aided leasing agents with marketing materials, and participated
in client meetings and presentations.
The historic preservation portion of the project includes adaptive reuse of two 3-story brick
buildings, the moving and adaptive reuse of a third 3-story brick Candy Factory, and the in-place
preservation of a one-story façade and reconstruction of the interior space in the new structure.
Coordinated development restrictions and historic structures with the Center City Development
Corporation; the city of San Diego's redevelopment agent.
San Diego Spectrum, San Diego, California. (CJ) As
project architect, provided concept site design studies
for a 385,000-square-foot entertainment and retail
complex with parking for more than 1,200 vehicles.
The proposed "big box" anchor was the Sam's Club
and the multi-screen movie theater was adjacent to
food court and retail lease spaces.
Big Bear Shopping Center, 54th & El Cajon, San
Diego, California. (WW&A) Provided design,
coordination and permitting with zoning, fire and
building departments, construction documentation
and consultant coordination for a mixed-use project
incorporating a 28,000-square-foot Big Bear Market,
15,400-square-foot, two-story office building and
32,000-square-foot, two-story parking structure.
Jonathon's Market, Via De La Valle, California
Provided design, consultant coordination, and
construction documentation for a 4,960-square-foot
production bakery supplying bakery goods for a
regional market chain. This was part of the . Which
1,413-square-foot retail lease space. This was an
upscale market catering to a high-income clientele.
Obtained health department approval and building
permits.
Schafer Retail/Residential Strip Center, San Diego
County, California. Principal in charge of the
conceptual design and construction documentation for
rehabilitation of an existing strip center and the
addition of a second story residential component.
Provided full architectural services including design,
coordination with the San Diego County Building and
Zoning Departments, consultant coordination and
permitting.
Intracorp 12th and G Mixed-Use Project, San Diego,
California. A Carrier Johnson + Culture Project
Project architect responsible for conceptual designs
and documentation for entitlements from the Center
City Development Corporation for a five-story
retail/condominium project in the Center City area.
This project contained one story of subterranean
parking, one story of street level enclosed parking with
retail lease space and four stories with 60 one- and
two-bedroom condominiums.
Intracorp 4th Avenue and J Street Mixed-Use
Project, San Diego, California. A Carrier Johnson +
Culture Project
Project architect responsible for conceptual designs
and documentation for entitlements from the Center
City Development Corporation for a six story
retail/condominium project in the Center City area.
This project contained two stories of subterranean
parking, one story of street level enclosed parking with
retail lease space, and five stories with
condominiums. Fronting on the Chinese/Asian
Thematic Historic District on 4th Avenue and the
Gaslamp Quarter Historic District on 5th Avenue, this
concept provided a transition between the two districts
by changing scale and articulating subtle changes
from one district to the next.
project architect, provided concept site design studies
for a 385,000-square-foot entertainment and retail
complex with parking for more than 1,200 vehicles.
The proposed "big box" anchor was the Sam's Club
and the multi-screen movie theater was adjacent to
food court and retail lease spaces.
Big Bear Shopping Center, 54th & El Cajon, San
Diego, California. (WW&A) Provided design,
coordination and permitting with zoning, fire and
building departments, construction documentation
and consultant coordination for a mixed-use project
incorporating a 28,000-square-foot Big Bear Market,
15,400-square-foot, two-story office building and
32,000-square-foot, two-story parking structure.
Jonathon's Market, Via De La Valle, California
Provided design, consultant coordination, and
construction documentation for a 4,960-square-foot
production bakery supplying bakery goods for a
regional market chain. This was part of the . Which
1,413-square-foot retail lease space. This was an
upscale market catering to a high-income clientele.
Obtained health department approval and building
permits.
Schafer Retail/Residential Strip Center, San Diego
County, California. Principal in charge of the
conceptual design and construction documentation for
rehabilitation of an existing strip center and the
addition of a second story residential component.
Provided full architectural services including design,
coordination with the San Diego County Building and
Zoning Departments, consultant coordination and
permitting.
Intracorp 12th and G Mixed-Use Project, San Diego,
California. A Carrier Johnson + Culture Project
Project architect responsible for conceptual designs
and documentation for entitlements from the Center
City Development Corporation for a five-story
retail/condominium project in the Center City area.
This project contained one story of subterranean
parking, one story of street level enclosed parking with
retail lease space and four stories with 60 one- and
two-bedroom condominiums.
Intracorp 4th Avenue and J Street Mixed-Use
Project, San Diego, California. A Carrier Johnson +
Culture Project
Project architect responsible for conceptual designs
and documentation for entitlements from the Center
City Development Corporation for a six story
retail/condominium project in the Center City area.
This project contained two stories of subterranean
parking, one story of street level enclosed parking with
retail lease space, and five stories with
condominiums. Fronting on the Chinese/Asian
Thematic Historic District on 4th Avenue and the
Gaslamp Quarter Historic District on 5th Avenue, this
concept provided a transition between the two districts
by changing scale and articulating subtle changes
from one district to the next.
