Case focuses on stormwater runoff at solar energy project sites in three states.

To connect the interior of the Presidio to the waterfront, this $118-million effort included the development of 14 acres of new parkland over bustling highway tunnels.

This 640,000-sq-ft, 25-story office building south of San Francisco’s Market District achieved triple certification—LEED Gold, WELL Health and Safety and Fitwell Community.

This project transformed a historic church, originally built in 1909, into a full-service craft brewery, bar, restaurant and coffee house for Portland’s local Steeplejack Brewing.

This headquarters building utilizes a mass timber frame, glulam columns and cross-laminated timber floor panels.

This LEED Gold project transformed 36,000 sq-ft of a retail warehouse into a transparent workplace that combines contemporary amenities with the natural character of the Pacific Northwest.

This renovation transformed a 70-year-old office building that had sat unoccupied for 12 years into a high-end core and shell for future tenants.

Utilizing mass timber construction, the 50,000-sq-ft building features glulam beams and columns with cross-laminated timber (CLT) floor panels.

This 902,000-gsf concrete structure includes a 17-story residential tower containing more than 500 residential units.

One Steuart Lane was conceived as a luxurious residence that crafting rich connections with nature.