As the home of Major League Soccer’s Los Angeles Football Club, the 22,000-seat Banc of California Stadium is the first open-air venue in the city to be constructed since Dodger Stadium in 1962.

Three was a magic number for concrete placement during construction of The Avery, a residential tower in San Francisco’s Transbay transit district.

The decommissioning process at Pacific Gas and Electric’s Humboldt Bay nuclear power plant, built in the 1960s, required painstaking excavations.

The specialized renovation of a World War II-era submarine research lab at Caltech has created a customized environment to develop and test robots.

Located on the same property as the Beverly Hilton, the 12-story Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills evokes the glamour of 1930s Hollywood.

From its record-breaking concrete foundation to its signature sail-shaped roof, the 73-story Wilshire Grand Center started a new era for downtown Los Angeles skyscrapers.

Hotel Nia’s design represents a slow transition from nature to technology.

For the team behind the San Francisco Proper Hotel’s historic rehabilitation, the 1904 hotel’s most beautiful features also proved the most challenging.

The scope of the Westdrift Manhattan Beach renovation project included both demolition and construction at the continuously operating hotel.

Opened in 1925, Hotel Californian was one of Santa Barbara’s first Spanish Colonial Revival structures.