Projects

The Los Angeles County Sanitation District (LACSD) works to convert waste into resources like recycled water, energy, and recycled materials. It has 24 independent special districts and serves over 5.5 million people throughout Los Angeles County.

The $70 million project consists of the new construction of a 476-bed, 124,892 square foot, student residential facility comprised of four levels. Level 1 consists of a lobby, multi-purpose room, laundry room, apartments, study space, lounge space, and dorm rooms. Level 2 consists of a kitchen, study space, lounge space, and dorm rooms. Level 3 consists of a kitchen, study space, lounge space, and dorm rooms. Level 4 consists of a kitchen, resource room, roof terrace, study space, lounge space, and dorm rooms.

The Ventura County Fillmore library expansion project design includes a $1.5 million, 2,200 square-foot addition to the existing Fillmore Library. The addition is to include a community meeting room, reading lounge, two study rooms and classroom and two new ADA compliant restrooms.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Works (LADPW) was formed in 1985 is responsible for delivering regional public services that improve the quality of life for more than 10 million people in Los Angeles County. LADPW recently broke ground on this three-story modular building that will cater to pediatrics, autism wellness, and family justice.

The project consists of the new construction of a four-level, semi-subterranean 1,079 stall, 348,726-square-foot parking structure. The structure incorporates a retaining wall and the entirety of the structure supported by a rammed aggregate pier Geopier foundation system, reinforced concrete footings, grade beams, and structural slab.

The project consists of the construction of a new, $200 million, 270,000-square-foot high school complex in Oxnard. Built to handle about 2,500 students, the project includes the construction of classrooms, sports fields, and a pool on nearly 50 acres of land at Camino Del Sol and Gibraltar Streets and is intended to help deal with overcrowding at other Oxnard Union High School District campuses.

This 1.5M-square-foot project consists of the construction of two, 37-story, reinforced concrete, pre-stress/post-tensioned mid-rise residential towers. The towers will sit on an eight -story platform of retail, electronic signage, and parking.

This two-phase project consisted of the building of a new 7-story hospital, central utility plant, hospital support building, and parking structure on Kearny Mesa Boulevard. This new facility was at one point one of San Diego’s most valuable structures project and is provided centralized tertiary services for San Diego County and functions as a partial replacement facility for the current San Diego Medical Center.

The City of San Diego requested a structural condition assessment of the Ocean Beach Pier. This consisted of inspection and completely evaluating the structural deterioration of the Ocean Beach Pier by means of visual inspection and testing with underwater and above water inspections to observe damage and deterioration to the structural components of the pier.