Ojai Valley Foursquare Church completed 1984:

 

Additions to Help of Ojai Senior Center “Little House” next to the Ojai City Hall, completed 1990:

Front and Back Additions to the “Little House” Help of Ojai Senior Center next to the ojai City Hall–a semi-Pro-Bono effort working closely with their Building Committee–Ed paulson, Help of Ojai president at the time, Marlene Spencer, Executive Director at the time, and J. Wesley Kent, full-time volunteer, in honor of whom the rear Meeting Hall was named.

 

The Ojai Raptor Center, completed 2011:

Just completed Eagle Flight Rehabilitation Aviary in which recovering Golden and Blad Eagles can learn to make both right hand and left hand turns in the giant 100 foot x 100 foot “Ell” shaped structure–at the March 10, 2010, Ojai Raptor Center Open House.

 

The Ojai Retreat Remodeling 2005 to 2010 at 160 Besant Road:

Aerial View of five buildings totalling about 6000 square feet on five acres that comprise the Ojai Retreat that was extensively remodeled 2005-2008 with a new wheelchair accessible public restroom in the Main Building and three new seepage pits added in 2010 when the CUP was renewed for another ten years.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

RAINS Department Store Downtown Ojai, completed 2002:

Two Story 1250 square foot addition to the north side of RAINS Department Store consisting of a second floor office and first foor expanded Men’s Department, a wheel chair accessible entry and criss-crossing covered sidewalks. and new fire sprinklers through out the existing store.

 

Libbey Park Ticket Office and Kitchen, completed 1990:

Libbey Park Multipurpose Building (mostly the ticket office and press room for the Annual June Ojai Music Festival and the April Ojai Tennis Tuournament)–the client was the City of Ojai Public Works Department.

 

Medical Office Building at 115 Pirie Road and Maricopa Highway, completed 1993:

A 9000 square foot Medical Office Building at 115 Pirie Road and Maricopa Highway built in1993 within budget–client was an investment group of doctors and friends a couple of whom lease office space in the building to this day .

 

Five Unit Aartment Complex at Oak and Lions Streets, completed 1988:

A five unit Apartment Building at the Northwest Corner of Oak and Lion Streets in central Ojai–the original design was for natural wood siding and green roof shingles but the project was sold and the new owners insisted on white trim, blue siding , and blue roofing shingles–not the traditional “craftsman” style look but the Ojai City Planning Commission accepted the final color scheme.

 

Ojai Valley Foursquare Church at Cuyama and Church Roads, completed 1985:

The 10,000 square foot Ojai Valley Foursquare Church that featured a Main Sanctuary, Prayer Tower, Social Hall with commercial grade Kitchen, and a Classroom Wing and Central Courtyard–Treasurer Leonard Dollar and I ran the construction as de facto General Contractors (my GC license # is 437536—currently on “inactive” status).

 

Double J Market, Now Meiners Oaks ACE Hardware, completed 1981:

The 13,000 square foot Double J Market completed in 1981, Larry Loughman General Contractor, with Williams Refrigeration, Tony DeMaria Electric, Braker Plumbing, MacPherson Plastering and Stucco, and Tempco HVAC as the principal sub-contractors (the GC did the concrete and framing)–years later was sold to Meiners Oaks ACE Hardware which occupies it still to this day.

 

106 West Aliso Vilage Mixed Use Offices and Residence, completed 1998:

A Village Mixed Use zone project–I took over the project from an unlicensed drafter since commercial work requires a licensed architect, not to mention the engineering design requiring a licensed architect (or professional or  structural engineer).

 

New Wheelchair Accessible restrooms for Bocalli’s Restaurant Reeves Road and Highway 150, completed 2004:

Wheelchair accessible new restrooms for Boccali’s restaurant Reeves Road and Highway 150 East Ojai Valley–Steve Lowry Construction was the General Contractor with Jeff Wells Plumbing the principal sub-contractor.

 

Wood Frame Replacement of a Fire Demolished Metal Store Building at Pierpont Boulevard and Seward Avenue,Ventura, completed 2004:

Rebuild in place of a fire damaged metal building at Seward and Pierpont Boulevard in Ventura–the second smallest commercial job I have ever done (Churchill Orchards Restroom was the smallest ever).

 

Carriage House in Central Ventura off South Laurel and on Poinsettia Place, completed 2014:

A 646 Square Foot “Carriage House” that replaced a delapidated existing one in Central Ventura under construction as of October 26, 2014, by Damon Webb Construction.