Two separate service hotels are featured in this mixed-use development located next to the Los Angeles Convention Center.

The $11.4-million remodel and expansion of this adoption center provides innovative housing for dogs, cats and small animals as well as support space and exterior adoption areas.

An adaptive reuse project has transformed USC’s historic 1931 United University Church into the new home for its School of Dramatic Arts (SDA).

As one of the first major cross-laminated timber (CLT) office buildings in Los Angeles, 843 N Spring Street embraces biophilic and low carbon office design.

One of four buildings at the 397,776-sq-ft Director’s Science Park campus, 4930 Directors Place is a five-story, approximately 150,000-sq-ft life sciences research laboratory and office building.

Ten acres of previously vacant industrial property has been transformed into open green space, a public plaza and 1,400 linear ft of waterfront promenade as part of this $51.9-million project.

This ground-up redevelopment transformed a historically heavy manufacturing site into a modern industrial hub.

Originally built in 1918, The Culver Studios lot that houses this confidential client’s new mixed-use campus played a key role in bringing such beloved blockbuster hits as “Gone with the Wind” and “The Wizard of Oz” to the big screen.

Located on the 66th and 67th floors of the 72-story US Bank Tower in downtown Los Angeles, Lincoln International’s 26,000-sq-ft Los Angeles office offers breathtaking views from the ocean to the mountains.

To improve accessibility and minimize flood risk in San Marcos Creek’s alluvial plain as well as preserve creek habitat and improve the ability to traverse the area, this $72.5-million project included construction of two new bridges at Via Vera Cruz and Bent Avenue, along with sidewalks and bike lanes.