Featuring a transparent design that offers views into classrooms and research spaces, this science education hub embraced a stacking approach.
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Crews worked directly above and beside water on renovations to the beachside Surf & Sand Resort.
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Two 1952-vintage tilt-up warehouses were merged to create a new $23-million headquarters for the Walnut Valley Water District.
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With a federally protected creek to the east, an active tribal burial ground and chapel to the west, a private parcel up north and a wildlife preserve down south, this casino resort hotel had to climb upward rather than outward.
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While relighting tunnels at the I-405/I-105 interchange, exposure to traffic proved to be the most dangerous variable.
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This gateway shared by Riverside, Orange and San Bernardino counties provides a vital link for commuters and freight, so the initial plan to shut the freeway down for 55 hours during a weekend was not a popular one.
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Built as part of San Diego’s Pure Water program, two segments now carry a 48-in. wastewater force main pipeline and 30-in. welded steel pipe brine centrate/conveyance pipeline toward the city’s water treatment plants.
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A combination of restoring groundwater and improving treatment efficiencies will allow the city of Santa Monica to draw up to 70% of its drinking water locally
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Largo Concrete’s scope on the new Malibu High School included placing thirty 14-in.-thick exposed concrete walls, the tallest at around 40 ft.
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Navy ammunition ships and weekend boat traffic had always shared the same water at Anaheim Bay.
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