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The Pasadena City Hall Seismic Upgrade & Rehabilitation Project is located in the center of Pasadena on Garfield Boulevard. The project consists of structural upgrades including the installation of a base isolation system that will permit the building to move during a seismic event, new shear walls, and a "moat" to isolate the perimeter as well as a complete rehabilitation of the historic interior and exterior components of the building. The mechanical and electrical systems will be replaced as part of the rehabilitation.
Recent Photos
South Ramp - 10/2006 |
Rebar For Topping Slab At South Moat - 10/2006 |
Rebar For North Arcade Wall - 10/2006 |
North Basement - 10/2006 |
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Job Opportunity for Painters
Calling all Local Painters. We are now accepting applications.
Business Opportunities
Calling all business owners. Business opportunities are available.
Job Opportunities
Calling all construction workers, union and non union. We are now accepting applications for the Pasadena City Hall Retrofit.
City Hall History
The Pasadena City Hall was built in 1927 and is a prominent architectural feature of the city. The Spanish Mission style building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is designated as a Cultural Heritage Landmark. The building consists of three main levels with fourth floor office spaces under the central dome. The original building is designed as a concrete structure with a structural steel frame supporting the main dome. There is a one story arcade connecting the two wings on the East side on the building.
For more history, see City of Pasadena website.