The new Residence Hall Community consists of two residential halls and one dining facility. Dundee North and South are a pair of buildings that provide 800 undergraduate beds and 20 staff beds in five stories of wood framed structure over a two-story concrete podium. The ground level provides common amenity spaces for residents. Glasgow is a two-story, 900-seat dining commons with instructional food preparation platforms and a campus bakery. Site development connects to the surrounding campus environment by pedestrian walkways and bike friendly pathways approximately  175,000 GSF.  This project acheived LEED Gold.

The design-build UC Irvine Verano 8 Graduate Student Housing project is located on a 7.8-acre site and will feature a new complex of buildings ranging from four to six stories that will house 1,050 residents. The purpose of Verano 8 is to address the need for affordable housing, satisfy graduate student housing guarantees and secure the university’s ability to provide services and residences to its growing graduate student population. Verano 8 will also consist of the demolition and replacement of the maintenance and operations facility, a new 853-stall parking garage and a new community building comprised of lounge, social, academic, study and event spaces.  730,700 SF

This student housing project is located at the University of California Davis. The project comprises of 601 units, 11 residential buildings and 3 ancillary buildings for amenities and maintenance. The 11 residential buildings are categorized under 3 building types:  Type A and Type B for graduate student housing and Type C for family housing. The ancillary buildings consist of graduate students commons, family commons, mail & package delivery center, and maintenance building. All residential buildings are of type IIA construction, 4 story tall with slab-on-grade. All ancillary buildings are of type IIB construction, 1 story tall.

Project includes construction of approximately 3,311 beds, 1,257 units of apartment-style housing to graduate and transfer students. The community consists of nine four-story residential buildings, a community center, and a maintenance center constructed using the prefabricated Prescient structural system atop concrete slabs on grade. A net-zero community project includes an exterior insulation and finish system for continuous insulation, TPO roofing, high-efficiency split-system HVAC, electric boilers, and net metering from solar panels over the carports.
(approximate 1,282,244 SF) LEED SILVER was achieved.

712,000 SF, Nuevo East Student Housing is a mixed-use residential and common amenity program, which includes five low- and high-rise residential buildings housing 1,374 student beds in one- to four-bedroom apartments and townhomes. Nuevo East includes a student wellness and resource center called the Exchange Building. The Nuevo East residential community is supported by a mix of shared amenities such as support spaces, laundry facilities, fitness and wellness spaces, administrative offices, multi-purpose rooms, community gathering spaces, a public plaza, and community gardens. The project includes a surface parking lot with 550 spaces, which will include ADA spaces, electric vehicle charging areas, and Clean Air Vehicle spaces. 

Design-build 442,000-SF Mixed-Use residential community serving graduate students and patients of the adjacent UCSD Medical Center. 800 graduate beds in a mix of unit types arranged in 2, 4 and 6 bedroom apartments in low and high rise buildings with 32,000 SF of common amenity space, café, marketplace, activity and study rooms, music practice rooms, central plaza, community gathering space and rooftop perch. There is also a parking structure with 1,200 spaces, as well as 28,000 SF UC San Diego Family House for temporary housing of patients and families being served by the UC San Diego Health System (80 beds). University of California Policy on Sustainable Practice and delivers a LEED Gold Certification/Type I Construction.

Design-build 270,000-SF Graduate and Professional Students and Mixed-Use Housing complex consists of 853 single occupancy micro apartments; 254 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments; and common areas resulting in a total of 1,355 beds. The project also includes a 908-space multi-floor above-ground concrete parking structure which serves students, faculty and staff residents; and 11,000 SF of common amenity and administration space. The project complies with the University of California Policy on Sustainable Practice and delivers a LEED Gold Certification/Type I Construction.

Design Build 270,000-SF Graduate and Professional Students and Mixed-Use Housing complex consists of 853 single occupancy micro apartments; 254 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments; and common areas resulting in a total of 1,355 beds. The project also includes a 908-space multi-floor above-ground concrete parking structure which serves students, faculty and staff residents; and 11,000 SF of common amenity and administration space. The project complies with the University of California Policy on Sustainable Practice and delivers a LEED Gold Certification.

The project includes over 300,000 sf of new student housing, and a dining facility. Student housing consists of two 6-story poured in place towers, 1,000-bed residential community, the North Village, comprised of fourteen 2- and 3-story wood framed structures, and a 2-story dining facility. NORTH VILLAGE consists of fourteen wood-framed 2- to 3-story structures comprised of residential living units and stand-alone amenities buildings including study, recreational and laundry facilities. North Village is arranged in a campus-style configuration. GATEWAY TOWERS is located on the west side of the site, just south of the east-west pedestrian corridor. The two towers (North and South) are six-story concrete and steel-framed structures connected by on-grade open plazas, sand volley ball courts and bicycle storage areas. A convenience store, located on the ground floor of the North Tower, and stand-alone laundry and recreational buildings service the complex. PORTOLA DINING COMMONS is a two-story steel-framed structure, built on conventional foundations and support the existing and new residential communities. The lower level includes a loading dock, office and service spaces and electrical and mechanical rooms. The upper level will house the main dining facility and includes outdoor seating.

Design/build complete renovation of the existing SDSU Zura Hall Residence Dormitory that was originally built in 1968. The new structure includes 112,844 sq ft of space and consists of 310 student rooms, lounges and study rooms, restrooms, offices, storage, and faculty living. LEED Silver

442 new student apartments in 14 four-story buildings on 19.3 acres. The 442 apartments include 98 one-bedroom, 260 two-bedroom, and 84 three bedroom units. The project also includes the construction of laundry facilities, a community building and related utility, parking and site improvements.

774 Student Housing Units, 964 beds, multi-purpose room, dining room, meeting rooms and laundry facility at UCLA.

Two, six-story, residential suite buildings totaling approximately 200,000 square feet, and a two-story building with a basement and a dining facility of approximately 42,000 square feet.

5-Story apartment-style residence halls that altogether accommodate approximately 800 students. LEED Gold

Mixed-use student housing project adjacent to the campus of the University of Southern California. 8-Story concrete structure contains a bookstore, restaurants, retail, and student facilities on the ground floor, with housing units above for 1,600 students. 408 two-bedroom, two-bathroom units; 13 one-bedroom, one-bathroom units.

The design/build project features nine residence buildings with 2,677 beds in 4, 5 & 6 bed suites, a central retail plaza and two parking structures.

Alcala Vista Residence Hall at University of San Diego is a 3-story wood framed structure with 132 beds. This residence hall provides students with a variety of high technology amenities.