Institutional Engineering Projects
Roseville Civic Center
Roseville, CA
Interface provided mechanical and electrical
design for this project, completed in May of
2002. The project involved the expansion
of the Roseville Civic Center with a 54,447
SF addition and 17,457 SF remodel of existing
space. Not only does the center provide a central
location for all permit processing and bill
paying for this community of 92,000 residents,
it also serves as a gathering place for locals
and visitors.  The
design team, led by architectural firm Williams
+ Paddon, set about to meet the city's wish
for a civic but restrained building, rich in
character but modest in budget. They used
distinct architectural forms and historically
significant building materials, primarily granite,
to reflect the city's desire for a building
that reflects the history of the area while
accommodating present and future needs. The
Roseville Civic Center project has served as
a catalyst for revitalization of the central
city urban core that had experienced a steady
decline in use and vitality over the past 25
years. While the “one-stop”
permit center is designed to serve the business
needs of the city, the block-wide plaza was
designed to serve as the city’s “living
room” for many years to come.
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