The new three-story, 62,000 sq-ft student center boasts multiple innovative technologies.

Spacious and light-filled, the Alumni Center supports California State University, Long Beach’s (CSULB) expansive alumni community and current students.

Sophisticated systems, confined site conditions, an accelerated schedule and advanced materials and equipment procurement methods all amounted to a complex project.

The project consists of a 17-story adult tower and a 10-story children’s tower that provide 480 new patient beds to serve Southern California’s greater inland empire community.

Inspired by the great Beaux Arts civic institutions constructed over 100 years ago, the overall intent with the Riverside Main Library was to create a civic gathering spot in a modern vocabulary that honors the diversity, resiliency and future of the region.

Consolidating seven California Air Resources Board (CARB) locations into a single facility on 19-acres, this $411-million project includes a range of dedicated test cells for testing heavy- and light-duty vehicles, an advanced chemistry laboratory and workspace for accommodating new test methods for future generations of vehicles.

As the first utility-scale solar plant for Lockheed Martin, this 24-MWDC photovoltaic facility—boasting nearly 55,000 solar panels—is projected to reduce annual energy costs by as much as $4 million.

The expansion to the Museum of Contemporary Art includes the addition of 46,400 sq ft of space and the renovation of 28,000 sq ft of existing spaces.

An expansion to the historic 1929 Wilshire Boulevard Temple, this new pavilion is architecturally compatible with its surroundings.

This complex $1.49 billion job involved extending San Diego’s light rail system by 11 miles and included two commuter/freight railroad doubletracking projects, a new bikeway and building an arched roadway bridge over Interstate 5.