By Neil Gonzales One particular corner in Sunnyvale is turning into a showcase for ultra-energy-saving building renovation that targets technology tenants. San Jose-based builder Hillhouse Construction and Portola Valley-based developer Sharp Development Co. are transforming a 1970s two-story, 35,000-square-foot building at 415 Mathilda Ave. into Class A office space that produces zero net energy, or […]
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