Labors: Non-Union

This project consisted of a five-story, 248,000 square foot, OSHPD medical office tower. This structure includes six surgical suites, a minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery center, an imaging center, emergency room, and general and acute care services.

Landmark II is a 412,950 square foot Class-A office building located in the heart of the Brentwood/Wilshire corridor. Standing at 34 stories high, Landmark II features a modern glass and stone exterior, accentuated by granite and marble interior finishes. The lobby features a cascading waterfall and contemporary art to create a sophisticated business setting. The apartments opened in 2020, and features amenities such as a swimming pool and pool deck, a fitness center, lounge, recreation room, and bicycle storage area.

Twining developed and peer reviewed technical specifications (special provisions) for construction of various types of concrete pavements, for both city streets and highways. Our team will be implementing this paving technique to a number of residential streets in Roseville including Washington Boulevard, Pleasant Grove, and Westpark Phase 4.

The City of Oceanside Engineering Division is an integral part of the City’s Development Services Department charged with the design, management and construction of Capital Improvement Projects (CIP).

Situated on the southwest corner of a prominent intersection in the City of Long Beach, the 2nd and PCH development will bring retail and restaurants as part of a 245,000 open air retail center which includes paseos and outdoor seating and common areas. The project will consist of 95,000 square feet of retail space, 70,000 square feet of restaurant space, and a 25,000 square foot fitness club.

The Taxiway L improvement project will primarily consist of the removal of existing asphalt concrete surfaces, performing necessary excavation and grading, recompacting existing soil, constructing storm drain improvements, installing pavement markings and striping, taxiway edge lighting and signs, runway guard lights and construct new pavement sections: Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) pavements (P-501) over Cement Treated Base (P-301) on Cement Treated Subgrade (P-156).