Public & Military

Designed by Leason Pomeroy, the building sits adjacent to a new apartment complex on the University of California, Irvine campus and will serve as the headquarters for the Irvine Campus Housing Authority. The contemporary low-profile design tastefully fits with its surroundings, blending in with the clean and simple look that constitutes the character of Irvine.

27,000 square foot aquatics facility.

The 29,350 square foot LEED Gold facility provides a variety of activities and services for patrons age 50 and over. The building houses a commercial kitchen, dining area, wellness center, crafts rooms, game room, fitness/weight rooms, multipurpose room, conference rooms, movie room and admin spaces. Outdoor spaces include a BBQ area, and exterior game spaces.

Located on the CSN Campus at Torrey Pines and Oakey, this 15,000 square foot fire station features LEED standards that will provide energy saving components such as increased day lighting, water efficient landscaping and provisions for the installation of solar panels.  The facility serves the dual purpose of providing 4,000 square feet of classrooms and lecture halls as well as housing a four-bay fire station for the City of Las Vegas.

A  visitor’s center and gift shop adjacent to the half-acre Neon Boneyard, a half-acre park housing more than 160 pieces of vintage Vegas neon signs.  The central feature of the visitor’s center is the distinctively shaped thin shell “hyperbolic paraboloid” that was salvaged from the historic La Concha Hotel lobby.

Expansion of existing senior center

Terminal 3 includes 1.8 million square feet of terminal on three levels, 14 new aircraft gates, terminal facilities for an existing 30-gate concourse that is linked by an ATS people mover system, and a new central plant to service these facilities.  Wright Engineers provided structural engineering services for the 100,000 square foot central plant.

This project consisted of approximately 31,000 square foot, two-Story, Command Center. The building includes a locker/shower area, kitchen, training room, offices and restrooms.

 

Structural evaluation of an existing elementary school originally constructed in Las Vegas in 1960

A 15,000 square foot addition to the existing library included the addition of new electronic workstations, wireless computer access, a large community room, and a Children’s story time room.

MEP services for Combat Engineer Battalion (CEB) office.

Major upgrade of the Twentynine Palms Marine Band practice facility.  Included is a sound-isolated full-band rehearsal area, isolated sound booths, and an instrument repair facility.

“It’s the most historically and geographically important monument that nobody knows about,” said Clare Haggarty, manager of L.A. County’s art collections. “It’s where Los Angeles really began, and it’s huge, and so many people don’t know it exists.” But after four decades of neglect, work to restore the 58 year old Ft. Moore Pioneer Memorial has begun. The memorial honors the Mormon Battalion, the U.S. 1st Dragoons, and the New York Volunteers who raised the American flag over the fort on July 4, 1847. Completed in 1958, the 45 foot tall memorial is the largest bas-relief military monument in the United States. The monument’s 80 foot wide waterfall was shut down in 1977 due to drought and has not operated since. Wright Engineers provided the structural engineering consulting and design for the restoration.