901 California
Project
Redevelopment of 901 California Ave, a 3.2-acre parcel in Stanford Research Park.
Please see project details and construction advisories below.
Contact StanfordResearchPark@Stanford.edu to request construction advisories via email.
CONSTRUCTION ADVISORY - March 31, 2026
Building demolition is scheduled to begin April 1, 2026:
- Work Hours: 8:00am-5:00pm
- Duration: About one month
- Some noise, vibrations, and dust
- Off-haul trucks will remove demolished materials
CONTACTS
- Bill Plate, Stanford University
wplate@stanford.edu, 650.814.5598 - Jeff Robertson, Devcon Construction
jrobertson@devcon-const.com, 408.590.9968 - Miguel Castillo, Devcon Construction
mcastillo@devcon-const.com, 408.230.9731
THE PROJECT
- The project involves redevelopment of 901 California Ave, a 3.2-acre parcel in the Stanford Research Park.
- The project furthers Stanford’s goal of replacing obsolete buildings in the Research Park with sustainable, state-of-the-art buildings.
- One new building would replace the one existing building on the property. The existing building will be deconstructed.
- The proposed building (55,583 sq ft) and existing building (54,930 sq ft) are similarly sized. Both are two-stories in height.
- Parking will be at the rear of the property as it is today.
- The landscape plan is designed with attention to low water use. Drought-tolerant and native plants will be featured. Efficient and weather-sensing irrigation systems will be incorporated.
- A tenant for the new building has not been selected.
CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE
- Core and Shell construction by Stanford starting in January 2026.
- Interior Improvements by the Tenant would likely take place in late 2027, after a tenant is selected. The Tenant Improvements could extend into early 2028.
- Deconstruction and demolition materials would be segregated for recycling and off haul.
- Preliminary construction schedule information is shown below.
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