One Thorndale was constructed in 1971 as the international headquarters of the Commerce Clearing House. Like the Transamerica Pyramid in downtown San Francisco, One Thorndale was built both as a commercial office building and as a real estate icon. The building was held to standards of construction far in excess of traditional requirements and features post-tension slab construction, giving it incredible strength and stability. Once completed, the building had used over 15,000 cubic yards of concrete, 79 miles of stainless steel tendons, and required developers to haul 543,500 cubic yards of dirt from the site.

  In 2001, Herrero Brothers contractors completed tenant improvements for a video gaming company, updating the building’s interior to modern standards of Class A Office. Today, One Thorndale has the amenities and quality of new product while it maintains all the structural integrity and style of the original development. In addition to work done by Herrero Brothers, recent renovations have been made totaling over $5million, including new roof, reconditioned HVAC, electrical systems, ADA bathrooms, elevators, windows, ceiling tiles and walls.
   

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