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Working with local and state officials, JGM has directed or partnered on important civic projects that are at the core of Los Angles' central business district's revitalization. This includes the redevelopment of the Bunker Hill District, the Staples Center, the LA Convention Center and Exposition Park, as well as under served communities throughout Los Angeles and Orange County. |
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TRANSPORTATION | EDUCATION | CIVIC | MEDICAL | RESIDENTIAL | COMMERCIAL | SUSTAINABILITY
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Corona, CA | Corona | City Hall | JGM provided architectural design services for this prominent Inland Empire Civic Campus, comprising of a 125,000 s.f. City Hall with Council Chambers and City Departments distributed around a series of courtyards, parking for 600 vehicles recessed behind landscaped berms and a 6,300 s.f. Child Care Center. |
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Los Angeles, CA | City of Los Angeles | California Plaza | Phases I and II, supporting the development of California Plaza, required comprehensive design services, including construction administration and inspection activities. Phase I included a 52-story office tower located in the heart of the Bunker Hill/fine arts district. | ||||
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Los Angeles, CA | City of Los Angeles | City Hall Seismic Restoration & Renovation | The restoration of the Los Angeles City Hall marks an important milestone in the revitalization of the downtown business core. Construction and Project management services continue to support the project due to a substantial amount of visible structural damage throughout much of the 29-story landmark. | ||||
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Los Angeles, CA | Hyperion Water Treatment Facility | Hyperion Treatment Plant | As one of the world's largest and most sophisticated wastewater treatment facilities, the Hyperion Water Treatment Facility is a vital component of the Southern California region. The Hyperion program involved new construction, rehabilitation and general expansion on a multitude of projects. | ||||
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Los Angeles, CA | University of Southern California | Memorial Coliseum Seismic Rehabilitation | The complete restoration and rehabilitation of another Los Angeles landmark was undertaken due to substantial damage sustained following the Northridge earthquake of January 1994. Two design scenarios for the press boxes were examined and provided by the team as was an analysis of the entire stadium's infrastructure. | ||||
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The Lynwood Correctional Facility is a minimum and midlevel security (Type I and II) criminal justice center serving Lynwood and the neighboring unincorporated communities of Florence, Firestone, Walnut Park, Willowbrook and East Compton. |
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Los Angeles, CA | City of Los Angeles | Proposition Q Public Safety Bond - LAPD Hollenbeck Replacement Station | The Turner/JGM Team was selected in 2003 to assist the City of Los Angeles in implementing the project and construction management tasks related to Proposition Q. This bond initiative mandated the revitialization and new construction of police and fire facilities across the Los Angeles Basin. | ||||
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Los Angeles, CA | Yuri Boiarsky, Psomas/City of Los Angeles Zoo Bond Program | Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens | JGM is developing a Campus Wide Telephone and Data Infrastructure Master Plan for the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens that will accommodate the current and future needs of the staff, tenants and visitors. | ||||
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West Century Blvd. Suite 1000, Los Angeles, California, 90045, Tel.
310-645-0561, Fax. 310-670-8721
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