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Drawing inspiration from the rich history of Rancho Los Amigos and a historic mission-style building on-site, the structures encircle a central plaza defining the heart of this campus. 

The Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing is a new design-build, 70,000-square-foot education building at the University of California-Davis.

The 80,000-square-foot facility features a new, team-based approach to healthcare, education and the community in one location to serve the region.

Building on this hospital campus in close proximity to critical operations required careful planning and coordination. 

147,000-sf Emergency Department expansion. It is spread over two levels with two upper shell floors totaling 100,000-sf that accommodates future medical/surgical and/or ICU beds.

Six-story, 279,000-square-foot tower delivers 178 additional private patient beds and two new parking garages.

This 99,000-square foot, three-story surgery and patient tower expansion transformed the existing facility into a full-service hospital. 

New state-of-the art, 812,000-square-foot replacement hospital is designed to accommodate advances in medical technology, increase capacity and meet new seismic safety standards.

Delivering this world-class healthcare facility for our nation’s heroes required a wholehearted approach to excellence, unity and team spirit.

Built to replace a hospital destroyed by an EF-5 tornado, this 875,000-square-foot replacement facility was built to last.

This expansion added operating rooms, diagnostic imaging rooms, a new entrance lobby and covered driveway.

A 60,000-square foot, three-story new medical office building.