Ongoing Projects
Math and Science Building, Santa Monica College
Value: $86 Million
Status: Scheduled for 2024 Completion
Project Description: A new, 122,000 sqft, Gold LEED Certified, Math and Science Building for SMC outfitted with collaborative workspaces for science labs and research classrooms.
Architect: Cannon Design
San Bernardino Valley College Technical Building Replacement
Value: $70 Million
Status: Scheduled for 2025 Completion
Project Description: Over 100,000 square feet housing classrooms, research labs, offices and more for the Career Technical Education programs on campus.
Architect: HMC Architects
Malibu Sheriff Station, Santa Monica College
Value: $33 Million
Status: Scheduled for 2022 Completion
Project Description: An approximately 27,500 square foot educational facility, including an approximately 5,700 square foot Sheriff’s substation and Emergency Operations and Planning Center on the ground floor.
Architect: QDG Architecture
Vista Canyon Multi-Model Center, Metrolink
Value: $24 Million
Status: Scheduled for 2023 Completion
Project Description: A new transportation hub to serve as a central destination for commuter rail, local and commuter buses, and pedestrians for the Vista Canyon community.
Architect: Anil Verma Associates
73 Unit Mixed-Use Development
Value: $30 Million
Status: Scheduled for 2023 Completion
Project Description: A new development bringing affordable housing, parking, and retail space to a long abandoned corner of Los Angeles’ historic Koreatown.
Architect: Syed Raza & Associates, Inc
Pierce College Library Demolition and Classroom Modernization, LACCD
Value: $15 Million
Status: Scheduled for 2023 Completion
Project Description: Building up an already beautiful campus while simultaneously paving the road for future improvements.
Architect: DLR Group
Hollywood Distillery
Status: Scheduled for 2023 Completion
Project Description: Icon West is remodeling an existing warehouse space into a brand new distillery. The Hollywood Distillery will be a new tourist attraction in Los Angeles and will be one of the many stops on Hollywood’s open air double-decker tourist busses.
Architect: GRD Corp