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Arnell Enterprises Properties
Arnell was founded in Manhattan Beach, California, in October 1969 as a small Real Estate Investment and Property Management company, and was formally incorporated in February 1971 when it expanded to include construction operations.
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Camino Altos Plaza
An award-winning 40,000# two-phase, two-story, Class “A” Professional Office Plaza together with two levels of secure, underground parking. Project features granite, marble, brass, etched glass, cherry hardwoods, commissioned multi-media art, and a unique water feature specifically designed for the site by Arnell, and crafted by renown sculptor Archie Held.
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The Seville Plaza
The Seville Plaza, three residential/commercial stories over a 2-level underground garage, was conceived and designed as a state-of-the-art, high-security, leading-edge, mixed-use project. By designing live-work studios above a ground level of high-end professional offices, zoning permission was won from The City of Mountain View to add one additional residential floor, leading to a 42,000# combined Professional / Residential, socially conscious, innovative undertaking. A state-of-the-art security system from Destiny Networks allows occupants to control their suites, permit entry, start-up their dinner, and be instantly notified of any security breach to and from anywhere in the world where satellite or phone service can reach. |
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The Alliance Land Building
Located in downtown San José, one block from the brand new City Hall, this project undertakes the complete renovation of a relic building first erected during the 1907 earthquake. A complete redesign will result in the re-conversion of old World War II apartments into modern professional offices, featuring classical treatments that expose and celebrate the historical features of California Revival architecture. New national retail tenants will occupy the street level, featuring European sidewalk café service. A complete reconfiguration of the basement level, once a venerable San José department store, including a new full-service elevator, will result in the first downtown, professional record-storage facility of its kind.
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The Sperry Flour Building
This classical example of California Mission Revival architecture was designed by Wolfe & McKenzie and built by Bacon & Woehl in 1903. Sperry Flour was at that time the largest milling operation in California. A remodel has been considered to accommodate Hambone’s, an upscale Southern (Cajun) Cuisine restaurant coupled with a graphics art training center and public display art gallery. |
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Sunnyvale Fremont Plaza
Located in the heart of the Silicon Valley, this 5-Acre redevelopment project was conceived to couple a 90,000# Senior Housing Facility with a 20,000# upscale neighborhood Retail Center, aggregated with a modern “24-Hour Fitness” recreational / health center. Detailed renderings will be posted as soon as they come available, during Fall 2006.
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The Menlo Square Condominiums
In early 2007 Arnell elected to become one of the investors in The Menlo Square Condominiums, a 28-unit Luxury Condominium Project in the heart of Downtown Menlo Park, featuring popular adjoining restaurants and easy access to both Cal Train and Stanford University. |
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The Menlo Office Plaza
Located at 800-830 Menlo Avenue in the heart of downtown Menlo Park, this 27,000# professional office complex has been the headquarters for such firms as Fidelity Title Company, American Express/Meridian Woirld Travel, and Dewey Ballantine. It was remodelled in 2005-2006 to feature modern travertine lobbies with Herculite© entries, eight modern, stone and brass restrooms, and a completely new, high-technology, self-draining parking lot. Already used by many doctors and psychiatrists, 2007 welcomes the opening of a new $250,000 orthodontic dental facility. |
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The 5000 California Office Plaza
Bakersfield, California
This 31,500# professional office development was completed by Arnell in 1986, featuring California Federal Savings and Loan (CalFed) and EF Hutton (which later became Smith Barney) as its principal anchors. Originally designed by the notable architect Kenneth Sorenson (KSA architects) for The Coleman Company (land developers), it has been owned and operated by the Arnell companies for more than twenty years. |
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The Reedley Shopping Center
Reedley, California
First acquired by the Arnell companies in 1986, this 135,000#, 4-acre Regional Shopping Center originally featured JC Penney, Thrifty Drugstore and SaveMart as its anchors. In 1991 Arnell, in collaboration with Larry Musil of MPR Architects (Long Beach) and local architect Gary Vigen (Fresno), Arnell re-developed the Center and built a 50,000# state-of-the-art SaveMart Supermarket, for many years the largest in the 100-store chain. Today it is also the regional headquarters for WorkForce Connection, and features Brook’s Ranch, HR Block, Mail Boxes Etc./UPS, and Verizon Wireless, among others.
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The North Oaks Plaza & "The Roller Dome"
Thousand Oaks, California
Originally acquired in 1985, this 47,000# neighborhood Shopping Plaza, which gave birth to Little Caesars Pizza in California, was completely redesigned in 1994 under the direction of Heathcote and Associates Architects (Westlake Village), at which time the original K&B Markets grocery store anchor was replaced by a state-of-the-art retail sports enterprise developed by Arnell, known as The RollerDome. This 22,000# community center (In-line Roller Hockey, Family Roller-Skating, and Birthday and Corporate Parties, employs 25-30 people and serves up to 2,000 people per week on a custom-made, imported Canadian Maple hardwood floor, which more recently has given way to the new industry standard of a custom-made “lavender-ice” SportCourt©. When the hockey program reached 1,000 players per week, it was declared the largest of its kind in the country, and paved the way for many others that followed. Arnell gave development and management advice, pro bono, to many other cities in the U.S., for developing such communtiy recreational centers. |
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