Historical Preservation Expertise Page & Turnbull specializes in adaptive reuse and preservation projects, making them an ideal partner for clients seeking to revitalize historic structures while meeting contemporary needs, especially in urban development and renewal initiatives.

Growth in Public Sector Projects Recent contracts like the Laurel House project and ongoing developments in Fresno demonstrate a strong pipeline of public and community-focused projects, suggesting opportunities to expand collaborations in government and non-profit sectors.

Strategic Leadership Expansion The appointment of James Mallery as director of architecture signals a focus on strengthening their design and architectural capabilities, presenting a chance to introduce innovative solutions and new design services to existing clients.

Regional Presence & Growth With offices in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Sacramento, and San Jose, Page & Turnbull has a solid regional footprint, offering sales opportunities in California for projects related to urban planning, historic revitalization, and adaptive reuse.

Technology and Collaboration Their use of advanced technology tools and partnerships with design and construction firms positions them well to collaborate on complex, multi-disciplinary projects requiring sophisticated project management and preservation expertise.