Gallo Executive Offices

Healdsburg, California

The Oliveto Winery Building in Healdsburg underwent a significant rehabilitation project, which transformed it into executive offices for Gallo. The brick structure, originally built in 1903, had a rich history of serving as a winery for the past century. The adaptive reuse of the two-story building entailed comprehensive remodeling, including structural upgrades, installation of a new roof, new doors, windows, and updated utilities, and the application of new finishes.

The interior design of the building boasts open office spaces and private offices arranged around the perimeter, featuring exposed brick walls, structural steel, reclaimed timber, and hand-scraped wood flooring. This project was recognized as one of the North Bay Business Journal’s Top Real Estate Projects in 2012 (via Wright Contracting).

Interior of a building under construction with exposed brick walls, steel beams, and a partially finished second floor. Construction materials are on the floor, and scaffolding is visible outside through windows.

PROJECT NAME
Gallo Executive Offices

CATEGORY
Historic

LOCATION
Healdsburg, CA

YEAR BUILT
2012

STATUS
Complete

TEAM
Wright Contracting
Alan B. Cohen, Architect

A brick apartment building with a dark gray roof, small windows, and a covered entrance. In front is a paved parking lot with a handicap parking space marked by blue and white paint, and a ramp with a yellow textured surface for accessibility. Trees and landscaping are visible around the building.

Historical black and white photograph of the Olivet Winery in Healdsburg, California, with people and horse-drawn wagons in front of the building.