Posts for Archives: Project

This design-build project includes the design and construction of a gently graded, 1,400 foot-long steel and concrete ramp that connects the RFK Bridge to the Northbound Harlem River Drive in East Harlem. The fixed bridge is shoehorned between the northbound and southbound lanes of the Harlem River Drive, a popular route that filters vehicles to […]

The I-15 Technology Corridor (Tech Corridor) is the last section of I-15 to be rebuilt between Bangerter Highway and Spanish Fork, Utah. Increased development and rapid growth in the area led to traffic congestion along this corridor and nearby surface streets and interchanges. Many of the bridges were built in the 1960s and had reached […]

The design-build Navy General Administration Facility (GAF) building is a Class A, build-to-suit high rise, which serves as the new administrative offices for 1,700 Navy employees including the Southwest Command. The 340,000 square foot building rises 17 stories with views of San Diego Bay. The building includes 344,000 square feet of office space, a 2,359 […]

Photo Credit: Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital The Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Patient Tower consists of a new six-story, 163,369-square-foot patient tower which connects to an existing Level II trauma center hospital. The new 116-bed tower features a dedicated maternity floor, two C-Section operating rooms, and three floors of medical surgical private room beds. Other features […]

Photo Credit: Antonina Criddle, CMSWillowbrook, Inc. The Ardmore Readiness Center (RC) is a $20 million, 82,568-square-foot, ground-up construction facility on 45.9 acres of land in Ardmore, Oklahoma. The project also includes 550 square feet of accessory structures, which comprise a guard house at the secure entry and remote hazardous and flammable storage facilities. The main […]

Photo Credit: Lawrence Anderson Photography Cal Poly Pomona’s Student Housing project consists of two, 125,000 SF residential eight-story towers, 35,000 SF dining commons, and a realigned main arterial road into campus. The mid-rise towers are organized into two 35-student houses per floor. Each offers single, double and triple bedrooms, supported by a large living room, […]

Photo Credit: Craig D. Blackmon, FAIA DFW International Airport ranks as the fourth busiest airport in the world. With over 175,000 daily passengers and 64,000 workers throughout the airport, maintaining safety and security is a significant responsibility for DFW’s Department of Public Safety (DPS) and yet the 1970’s-era facility was too small and outdated for […]

Photo Credit: GDOT The Courtland Street Bridge Replacement project is located in the City of Atlanta near the Georgia State Capitol building and serves as a major thoroughfare through the downtown campus of Georgia State University (GSU). Originally built in 1906, the bridge crosses over two Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) tracks, two CSX […]

Photo Credit: HRSD The Sustainable Water Phase 3 — Demonstration Facility is a state-of-the-art research center developed by Hampton Roads Sanitation District (HRSD). The project is a critical milestone in the implementation of the SWIFT program — an innovative advanced water treatment and managed aquifer recharge program designed to mitigate sea level rise, safeguard drinking […]

Photo Credit: HDR The Montevina Water Treatment Plant (WTP) provides water to more than 1 million customers throughout Silicon Valley. The plant is San Jose Water Company’s largest surface water treatment facility with a capacity of 30-MGD. For 50 years, the Montevina plant struggled to treat high turbidity water during winter storms, when water is […]