Stanford Tree Recycling

 
Hamilton Tree Service Inc. Truck and crane in the background taking a tree apart as we see a tree in the foreground that was taken down.

Site Completion
Ongoing

Client
Stanford University

Architect
ZGF Architects

Landscape Architect
Interstice Architects

Prime Contractor
Whiting-Turner

Landscape Contractor
Park West

Tree Removal
Hamilton Tree Service Inc.

Project Management
Bay Area Redwood

Stanford University Tree Recycling and Removal

Stanford, CA

As beautiful as the end products we make from salvaged wood are, it's important to highlight the expertise, hard work, precautions, and considerations required for taking down and harvesting the trees beforehand. It is our privilege to serve as the Project Manager for this multi-year tree salvaging project alongside ZGF Architects, Interstice Architects, Whiting-Turner, Parkwest, and Hamilton Tree Service Inc. Together, we safely removed huge Coast Live Oak trees and a Blue Oak, ensuring they came down in the safest way that minimizes ecological damage to the area. We at Bay Area Redwood will now utilize the wood harvested from this project, transforming it into products for campus use and other projects to continue the trees' long legacy.

Services
Tree Harvesting Project Management
Tree Removal

Products
To Be Determined

Wood Species
Coast Live Oak
Blue Oak

Cityline Sunnyvale

 

Site Completion
Oct 2024

Client
Sares Regis

Architect
Heller Manus

Landscape Architect
Bionic

Prime Contractor
BUILD Group

Landscape Contractor
Park West

Cityline Sunnyvale

Sunnyvale, CA

We worked with Bionic Landscape to design and fabricate unique redwood pieces for the Cityline Sunnyvale Redwood Square Park. We also designed and constructed a live-edge bench, overlaid with a waterfall effect, for a white lacquer bench inside.

Services
Recycle Tree from Onsite
Custom Sculptural Site Furnishings
and Bench

Products
Long Bench
Block Benches
Waterfall Bench

Wood Species
Redwood

Fabrication, Delivery, & Installation

Behind-the-scenes of the many hands that went into making this a reality.

Berkeley Commons Aquatic Park

 

Site Completion
Oct 2024

Client
Lane Partners

Architect
Gensler

Landscape Architect
TLS

Prime Contractor
Devcon
Construction

Landscape Contractor
Park West

Berkeley Commons Aquatic Park Streetscape

Berkeley Commons, Berkeley, CA

Working with Park West and Devcon Construction, Bay Area Redwood sourced, milled, and fabricated 26 custom redwood block benches designed by TLS Landscape Architecture.  These benches were crafted to integrate seamlessly into the park’s landscape and provide durable, inviting, and aesthetically pleasing seating for visitors.

Services
Site Furnishing

Products
Block Benches

Wood Species
Redwood