Category: Projects

The Point Wins ICSC 2018 Global Award

The Point wins U.S. Design and Development Award New Developments, Retail Projects Under 150,000 SF at the ICSC 2018 Global Awards

Located in El Segundo off Rosecrans Avenue and Sepulveda Boulevard, The Point was built to provide a blend of well-known retailers, eateries, and up-and-coming brands, including True Food Kitchen, North Italia, Prana, Madewell, Kendra Scott, and more. This luxurious and relaxing meeting place for residents of the South Bay features 115,000 square feet of lush landscaping, paved walkways, an interactive water fountain, dining terraces, and seating areas to allow visitors to enjoy live performance, activities and events.

A huge congratulations to the entire team on this accomplishment!

Urbanize LA Features Northridge Apartments

A new mixed-use development is coming to Northridge! Located near the intersection of Nordhoff Street and Corbin Avenue, the Northridge Apartments will feature 429 residential units with approximately 21,000 square feet of retail space.

First Lighting and Blessing of the Quatrefoils

On Saturday, Christ Cathedral marked the progress of the new cathedral by celebrating the “First Lighting and Blessing of the Quatrefoils.” Bishop Kevin Vann led the blessing then the 500 attendees took a guided tour inside of the 12-story construction site. All 12,000 glass panes in this “box of stars” was covered with quatrefoils that lit up. Each quatrefoil is composed of four triangles permanently situated at different angles, which have been strategically placed based on the direction the sun beams in. “You could see people fanning themselves and even wearing sunglasses,” said Tony Jennison, Vice President of Philanthropy for Orange Catholic Foundation.

Stone and Tile Installation

Take a look inside Christ Cathedral as our Senior Superintendent, Greg McClure, updates us on the stone and tile installation. 

Mission Viejo Topping Out

Today we celebrated the topping out of the Judi and Bill Leonard Institute for Cancer Prevention, Treatment and Wellness. A special thank you to our clients NCA Real Estate, Welltower, Mission Hospital, our design consultants, and trade partners for making this possible!

This ground-up construction project includes a 108,000 square foot medical office building and 611 stall parking garage. The entire building is designed to OSHPD-3 standards.

Lakeshore Towers Parking Structure Time Lapse

Check out this awesome time lapse video of the Lakeshore Towers Parking Structure!

This project consisted of an open parking garage expansion of approximately 989 parking spaces, including 13,185 square feet of a retail shell building and 3,441 square feet of canopy, common site area hardscape, and landscape improvements. Completion started in July 2016 and finished in July 2018 – exactly 2 years.

The Irvine Spectrum Site Renovation

Check out the new site renovations at The Irvine Spectrum! Some highlights of the renovation include a brand new Apple Store, which includes a large video wall to offer free classes such as coding for kids and shooting better photos with your phone. The retail center also features 30 new stores and restaurants such as Stance, Gorjana, SoHa Living, the Denim Lab,  85°C Bakery Cafe, BLKdot Coffee, Afters Ice Cream, Falasophy, and Robata Wasa.

Huntington Library Chinese Garden Groundbreaking Ceremony

Snyder Langston has officially broke ground at the Huntington Library. The ceremony featured speakers including The Huntington’s new president, Karen R. Lawrence, U.S. Congresswoman Judy Chu, Consul General Zhang Ping of the Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China in Los Angeles, and other local dignitaries. Major donors were also recognized during the program.

Providence Advanced Ambulatory Care Center – Torrance

Our Providence Advanced Ambulatory Care Center project located in Torrance is officially open! Featured on the City of Hope’s website, this comprehensive cancer center offers radiation oncology, medical oncology and infusion, surgical oncology, positive image center, and clinical trials. The 108,000 s.f. building also includes a cancer center with two linear accelerators, orthopedics, pharmacy, women’s […]

LA Times Features Chinese Garden

The San Marino based museum, The Huntington Library, announces the final phase of construction on its Chinese Garden. The newest phase, Liu Fang Yuan (the Garden of Flowing Fragrance), will bring the garden from 3.5 acres to 12 acres and includes the addition of a more than 2,500 square foot exhibition complex, a space for events and a new café, among other features. The Huntington aims to complete construction, steered by Chinese and American architects, contractors, and craftsmen by February 2020. This will make Liu Fang Yuan among the largest classical-style gardens in the world.