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Dedicated to advancing research and education in climate science, energy and resource management, the Resnick Sustainability Institute’s new central hub features four levels of research laboratories, collaborative spaces, teaching facilities and high-performance computing infrastructure.

In addition to a 14,803-sq-ft fire station, this $23-million project’s scope included a fueling station for all city vehicles and the city’s second street sweeper dump, all located in a single 15-acre site.

Built in response to the limitations of San Diego County’s aging infrastructure, the 52,000-sq-ft, two-story Public Health Lab is three times larger than its predecessor.

The use of a pioneering hybrid superstructure that combines mass timber with steel braces was an unusual one for a project of this scale.

Situated on a 10-acre site in Grand Terrace, this 200-MW/800-MWh battery energy storage system supplies electricity to around 150,000 homes for up to four hours during peak electricity demand periods.

Black start capability enables a power plant to restore operations after a total loss of power.

An adaptive reuse project on the Wende Museum campus has transformed a 2,000-sq-ft abandoned MGM A-frame prop house and expansion into a vibrant cultural hub.

To transform an underutilized edge of LA’s Natural History Museum into a publicly accessible wing that connects exhibitions, research and community programming to Exposition Park, the project team structurally integrated a new 36,000-sq-ft expansion with an existing operational building as part of this three-year-long endeavor.

A seven-span, post-tensioned concrete box girder bridge now stands in place of a 29-span steel and timber girder bridge across a busy railyard. The original bridge was first built in the 1930s.

This $19.8-million intermodal railyard expansion improved rail-to-dock operational efficiencies at the nation’s second-busiest port facility and took place within the port’s largest container terminal.