Although Corona is chiefly residential, a large number of industries occupy its northern half. The city is home to businesses such as the supercar manufacturer Saleen and Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. And with its retail, commercial, and office sectors experiencing growth and expansion, Corona is set to become an economic powerhouse in the years to come. If you are a business owner looking to design a long-lasting brand for your business, look no further than this list of the best commercial architects in Corona, California.

Listed below you’ll find the professionals who can help you with any of your business design needs. Our editorial team selected these architects based on their strong backgrounds, local experience, and ability to design for a wide range of industries and project types. Many of the firms on this list have a wide geographic reach and provide quality work across the nation. 

Architecture Design Collaborative

23231 South Pointe Drive, Laguna Hills, CA 92653

Architecture Design Collaborative (ADC) is a multi-disciplinary architectural and interior design firm serving companies across the United States. The firm offers its comprehensive services to markets and project types such as retail, direct tenant, mall renovations, tenant improvements, restaurants, mixed-use, new developments, interiors, and multi-family residential projects. The firm offers nationwide exposure with local perspective through its Mobile Design Studio, allowing the firm to perform local design work anywhere in the nation.

The Temescal Village Plaza in Corona is a great example of the firm’s work. ADC was tasked to invigorate and contemporize the existing inline retail façade of this shopping center. The scope included a new communal dining plaza and selective architectural improvements along the inline façade. These improvements put an emphasis on upgrading materials, paint finishes, and landscaping. ADC worked closely with city officials to incorporate the improvements into the existing architectural style and vernacular of Corona. The firm also expedited approvals, achieving the goal of commencing construction in late 2017.

Alcalá Architecture

2994 Rochester Circle, Corona, CA 92879

With a geographic reach across California, Utah, Arizona, Oregon, and Mexico, Alcalá Architecture is a multidisciplinary firm with experience serving clients in the public and private sectors. The firm has designed everything: gymnasiums, libraries, medical facilities, fire stations, restaurants, residential developments, move-on housing, hotels, recreation buildings, retail commercial developments, and office projects. It has also completed smaller jobs such as earthquake and flood repairs. 

Much of the firm’s work falls into the categories of retail, restaurant, office improvement, single and multi-family residential, and industrial work. The firm is committed to continually seeking the latest in construction, materials, and techniques, the firm uses state-of-the-art computer-aided drafting and design technology. As a result of the firm’s comprehensive service offerings, its work is equally state-of-the-art and modern. This Good Year Tire Store, pictured below, is a great example of its efficient work.  

MCG Architecture

15635 Alton Parkway, Suite 100, Irvine, CA 92618

For nearly six decades, MCG Architecture has been providing quality commercial architectural services across a wide geographic range. With offices in Irvine, Denver, San Francisco, and Cleveland, the firm is able to offer full services to its growing client list. The firm is particularly skilled at designing shopping centers, office buildings, hotels, and mixed-use developments.  

Another example of the firm’s work is the Springhill Suites in Corona. The four-story, 130-room hotel stands as one of the leading hotels in the area. MCG used bright, aquatic colors in each of the spacious rooms as well as the exterior of the hotel to set it apart from its competitors. Now, the building stands as a beacon for travelers everywhere who would like to experience the comfort that Corona has to offer.

Toblesky Green Architects

4854 Main Street, Suite #J, Yorba Linda, CA 92886

Toblesky Green Architects (TGA) is an architectural practice that was founded in 2008 by business partners Steven Green and Ken Toblesky. Today, Ken, a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and an architect certified by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), assumes primary leadership of the firm, bringing his over thirty years worth of experience as a commercial and residential architect to TGA’s practice. 

When it comes to commercial projects, the firm works on everything from automotive facilities to country clubs. TGA is proud to create fully-integrated commercial design solutions that are current, sustainable, and echo the client’s company brand. Below is an example of the firm’s work on another commercial project. The Audi Van Nuys location is designed in a contemporary fashion, with slanting walls and interior structures making up the design of the building. It features an open concept reception area, where buyers can both talk to experts and browse through the available vehicles. The opacity of the exterior’s material also serves to give a brief glimpse into the latest vehicles, while offering a layer of security by obscuring views of the interior that might be too revealing. 

R.L. Osborn Architect 

1910 Pine Crest Drive, Corona, CA 92882

Serving Corona and all of Southern California, R.L. Osborn Architect is an architectural practice that creates outstanding and innovative design solutions for new construction or remodeling projects. In the last ten years alone, the firm has completed over three hundred small to medium-sized commercial, industrial, and residential projects. Thanks to its extensive experience in these project types, the firm has become an expert in the production of clear and concise design and construction documents that lead to fast approvals, effective bidding, and the smooth construction of projects. 

One example of the firm’s work is the Influence Church, which involved a change of occupancy from a 20,000-square-foot United States Postal Facility to a church with a small post office lease. The project scope included tenant improvements and the redesign of the front of the building. Lastly, the improvements also included accessibility implementation compliance upgrades.