Workday’s new meeting center and tenant improvement in Pleasanton deliver a flexible, high-capacity event space supported by adaptable MEP systems designed for large gatherings, breakout functionality, and modern campus operations.

e.l.f. Cosmetics’ new Los Angeles workplace brings collaborative office environments, media production spaces, and branded content areas together within a flexible, high-performance office designed to support creativity, growth, and digital-first operations.

Technicolor Creative Studios brings a wide range of creative production environments together under one roof, blending technical performance with flexible, collaborative workplace design to support a fast-paced, media-driven workflow.

The Confidential Technology Headquarters Expansion transforms a large-scale office environment into a flexible, wellness-driven workplace, combining high-performance building systems with thoughtfully designed spaces that support collaboration, innovation, and future growth.

The University of San Diego Wellness & Recreation Center combines state-of-the-art fitness, wellness, and athletic spaces with thoughtfully designed indoor and outdoor environments, creating a holistic hub that supports student health, recreation, and overall well-being.

KPMG’s new San Francisco workplace at 505 Howard Street brings together flexible offices, collaborative environments, and a high-tech innovation center within a modern, multi-floor workplace designed to support evolving ways of working.

The Azoff Company 7th Floor Event Space transforms a downtown Los Angeles high-rise level into a hospitality-driven destination designed for gatherings, collaboration, and seamless indoor-outdoor experiences.

The Curtis School Collaborative Learning & Innovation Center was designed to bring arts, science, and technology programs together in one connected, purpose-built environment that supports hands-on, interdisciplinary learning.

AlfaTech provided MEP and fire protection engineering services for Workday’s Boulder offices, transforming 28,200 SF across two phases into a flexible, collaborative workplace. The project included open offices, meeting and wellness areas, a coffee point, dining and pantry spaces, a game room, a tech lab, and huddle spaces. Our team integrated HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems with the existing building infrastructure, ensured energy code compliance, and coordinated closely with structural and architectural partners to deliver a seamless, efficient design.

AlfaTech served as the MEP Engineer of Record for a major infrastructure retrofit at Chaffey College’s Rancho Cucamonga campus. The project involved the decommissioning of the existing Central Boiler Plant and replacement with 24 individual localized boilers across the campus. This upgrade modernized the heating system to provide greater reliability and performance for a wide range of campus facilities, from the Library and Sports Center to the Center for the Arts and beyond.

AlfaTech provided MEP, process, and fire protection engineering for the conversion of 300,000 SF of office space into biotech lab and office campuses in Redwood City and San Diego. Key features include precision lab environments, a vivarium, and a 1,200-ton chiller plant upgrade to support research in aging and cellular rejuvenation.

AlfaTech provided MEP and technology design services for a 335,439 SF biotechnical headquarters in Brisbane, CA. Featuring advanced labs, workplace wellness areas, and smart infrastructure, the phased TI project supports cutting-edge cancer detection research through a 40/60 lab-to-office layout with scalable, sustainable systems.

AlfaTech provided MEP engineering and sustainability design for the 170,000 SF renovation of the Diamond PE Complex at College of Marin. The LEED Gold-certified project features solar energy systems, smart HVAC, and an advanced EMCS, modernizing the gym, locker rooms, and exercise facilities for energy efficiency and wellness.

AlfaTech delivered MEP design for the 77,000 SF LEED Gold Science, Math & Nursing Building at College of Marin. Featuring a 650-ton geothermal HVAC system, solar thermal panels, green roofs, smart labs, and a rooftop observatory, the building sets a sustainable benchmark for campus-wide energy efficiency and academic innovation.