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The project record.

Recognizable Bay Area builds Shane has personally inspected or led. The credibility is in the roster — not the brochure copy.

Currently Lead IOR on an occupied acute-care campusIOR A20701

01 — Selected work

Buildings you already know.

A hospital executive deciding between inspectors is asking one question: has this person done my kind of building, on my kind of campus, under my regulator? The roster below answers it.

ProjectScopeSectorStatus
01Marin Health Medical CenterOccupied acute-care campus · HCAIHealthcare · HCAILead IOR · Active 2026
02UCSF Medical CenterAcademic acute-care campusHealthcare · HCAIInspected
03Stanford / Lucile Packard Children'sChildren's hospital expansionHealthcare · HCAIInspected
04GenentechLife-science / laboratory constructionLife SciencesInspected
05Facebook · 181 Fremont & Park TowerHigh-rise tech campus, San FranciscoCommercialInspected
06San Francisco–Oakland Bay BridgePublic infrastructureInfrastructureInspected
07Providence HealthHealthcare facilitiesHealthcare · HCAIInspected
08Private Estate · Atherton$20M ground-up residenceConsultingNew 2026
181 Fremont, San Francisco — high-rise tech campus on the SME project record

181 Fremont · San Francisco · High-rise tech campus

02 — How this page grows

Every project gets its own page.

Each build on the roster can open into its own page — photographs, scope, sector, role, and outcome. That matters for a practical reason: you can send someone a link to exactly one project instead of asking them to hunt through a list.

The alternative is a gallery pop-up, which is less work to maintain but cannot be linked to directly. Both are built at no extra cost; the choice is yours.

Waiting on you, Shane: project photographs. The Marin General building you mentioned, and anything else from your own camera. Real jobsite photos beat stock images every single time, and this page is where they pay off hardest.

Start a conversation about your project.

SME works by relationship and reputation. The fastest way in is a direct note about the project — Shane reads them himself.

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