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Redefining Field Operations with a Unified Public Safety Campus

Contra Costa County Office of the Sheriff Headquarters & Emergency Operations Center

Project Location

Martinez, CA

Area

38,200 SF

Certifications

LEED Gold Targeted

Completion

2020

This updated master plan replaces the previous campus clutter with a dramatic new east-west circulation axis connecting three existing facilities anchored by the new Sheriff Headquarters/Emergency Operations Center. 91视频 | RDC鈥檚 design consolidates the sheriff鈥檚 command staff, administrative offices, and emergency response functions under one roof. The new facility is a secure and user-centric public safety workplace utilizing access to natural light and collaborative workspaces to mitigate staff stress, encourage team building, and support recruitment and retention.

A multi-purpose event space and lecture hall forms the central assembly space for the Sheriff鈥檚 Department, opening to dramatic views of the restored redwood grove. Indoor/outdoor space offers a flexible, regenerative gathering space at the heart of this public safety campus.

Modern grey multistory office building with white accents and large glass windows
Modern grey multistory office building with white accents and large glass windows
Interior of an office building with a staircase with glass railing with a wooden accent wall with sheriff seal
Exterior courtyard filled with chairs covered by a modern white awning looking at a podium with TV's suspended from the ceiling
Conference room surrounded by windows filled with wooden top tables in rows with TVs in rows on top of the walls
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Award

2020 Citation Award: Contra Costa County Office of the Sheriff & EOC

AIA Redwood Empire

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