A 78-ft central dome with an oculus illuminates a column-free prayer hall and is surrounded by 12 more domes, all marble clad.

Technology and design both play starring roles in the new Saban Media Center.

Set on a narrow, 9.7-acre site, the $116-million facility was designed to attain LEED Gold status while optimizing efficiency and functionality of rail maintenance and operations.

Most travelers at Los Angeles International Airport experience the controlled chaos that occurs on the second-level roadway that serves nine terminals.

Built in 1925, the Chinese Hospital, the birthplace of martial artist Bruce Lee, was demolished to allow for a seismically sound tower.

Sitting on a 43-acre site with nearly 300,000 sq ft of usable space, this facility is one of the largest leaseback projects in the history of the Dept. of Veterans Affairs.

During construction, the UC San Diego campus expansion was Southern California’s largest ongoing health care project and the second-largest in state history.

A panel of safety experts has chosen the winners of ENR California’s Excellence in Safety award, part of the Best Projects 2015 competition that will be profiled in more depth in the Dec. issue of ENR California, and presented at two awards banquets in early December.