The 5.2-mile improvement project on State Route 76 included widening a two-lane road to a divided four-lane highway and updating bridges over the San Luis Rey River.

Crews building Holman Highway 68’s roundabout in Monterey overcame heavy rains, skepticism from local residents and an environmentally sensitive location to relieve traffic congestion at one of the two gateways to the Monterey Peninsula.

The $58.4-million project to build ramps for Interstate 80 and Yerba Buena Island was a crucial step in the redevelopment of San Francisco’s Treasure Island.

At 91,200 sq ft, the Alton and Lydia Lim Center triples Biola University’s space for its science, technology and health programs.

Gothic architecture is traditionally associated with slow, painstaking work, yet the project team behind University of  Southern California Village designed and constructed six Gothic-styled structures on a busy campus in four years.

Designed to inspire and showcase biotechnology, the new 38,000-sq-ft science building replaces a small lab on the campus of Solano Community College.

The Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford project, which is the first LEED Platinum children’s hospital on the West Coast, has been 12 years in the making.

When building Kaiser Permanente’s 57,000-sq-ft medical office building, the project team overcame an accelerated schedule and poor soil conditions to construct the three-level structure and community center.

As a prototype for the owner’s LEAN Healthcare model, the $82-million clinic serves 80,000 active military members, veterans and their beneficiaries on a portion of decommissioned Fort Ord overlooking Monterey Bay.

Built to provide clinical and social services to two Native American tribes, the new health center honors local heritage while incorporating architectural themes of the surrounding desert.