By Vladimir Bosanac If Volvo intended to make a statement about its future, it certainly found a good place to do so in Sunnyvale. The company’s Research & Development Silicon Valley Tech Center will be taking over the entire 45,000 square-foot building at 380 N. Pastoria Avenue, one of the few zero net energy developments […]
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