Construction projects: ranked by project cost.EXECUTIVE SUMMARY THE 25 largest construction projects in Los Angeles Los Angeles (lôs ăn`jələs, lŏs, ăn`jəlēz'), city (1990 pop. 3,485,398), seat of Los Angeles co., S Calif.; inc. 1850. County account for $6.5 billion in cumulative value and cover 12.8 million square feet. Eleven new and renovated hospital facilities on the list account for a combined $3.2 billion, or half of the total construction value. The largest hospital project is the 1.5 million square-foot Los Angeles County + USC An abbreviation for U.S. Code. Medical Center replacement, which will be completed in March 2007. Two hospital projects that did not qualify for this year's list include City of Hope's $200 million Helford Helford is a village in Cornwall, United Kingdom. Situated on the south side of the Helford River, it is home to a pub, village stores, sailing club and other amenities. External link
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's two projects on the list are the Eastside Adj. 1. eastside - of the eastern part of a city e.g. Manhattan; "the eastside silk-stocking district" east - situated in or facing or moving toward the east Extension of the Metro The code name for Microsoft's XPS document format. See XML Paper Specification. Gold Line, which is valued at $868.8 million and will be completed in 2009, and the Metro Orange Line Rapidway that runs across the San Fernando Valley San Fernando Valley Valley, southern California, U.S. Northwest of central Los Angeles, the valley is bounded by the San Gabriel, Santa Susana, and Santa Monica mountains and the Simi Hills. . The line is scheduled for completion later this year. THE PACESETTER GOLD LINE EASTSIDE EXTENSION THE 6.5-mile, $868.8 million project started preliminary construction in July 2004 and is set for completion in 2009. The extension will connect Union Station and East Los Angeles East Los Angeles, uninc. city (1990 pop. 126,379), Los Angeles co., S Calif., a residential suburb of Los Angeles, in an industrial area. It has a large Mexican-American population. There is a performing arts center and a cultural center. A junior college is there. , with eight stops planned along the route. Two stations will be underground along the 1.8-mile tunnel tunnel, underground passage usually made without removing the overlying rock or soil. Although tunnels are approximately horizontal, they must be built with sufficient gradient for proper drainage. below First Street in Boyle Heights. Construction on that portion begins in October October: see month. . Other costs for the project include 10 rail cars valued at $3 million each, bringing the total project value to $898.8 million. The extension has spurred construction along the route. Development firm McCormack Mc·Cor·mack , John 1884-1945. Irish-born American operatic tenor whose notable roles included Rodolpho in La Bohème and Lieutenant Pinkerton in Madame Butterfly. Baron baron Title of nobility, ranking in modern times immediately below a viscount or a count (in countries without viscounts). The wife of a baron is a baroness. Originally, in the early Middle Ages, the term designated a tenant of whatever rank who held a tenure of barony Salazar Sa·la·zar , Antonio de Oliveira 1889-1970. Portuguese dictator (1932-1968) known for his programs of fiscal austerity and his attempts to repress growing opposition in Portugal's African colonies. is working with the city of L.A.'s housing authority and Related Cos. to develop the $100 million Aliso Village housing project in Boyle Heights. Trammell Crow F. Trammell Crow (born June 11, 1914, in Dallas, Texas) is an American property developer who created several famous projects, including Dallas Market Center, Peachtree Center (Atlanta, Georgia), and San Francisco's Embarcadero Center. Residential has nearly completed the $66 million first phase of the 500-unit Alexan Savoy Savoy (səvoi`), Fr. Savoie, Alpine region of E France. The boundaries of old Savoy have changed with time, but presently the region comprises the departments of Savoie and Haute-Savoie. project at First and Alameda Alameda (ăləmē`də, –mā`də), city (1990 pop. 76,459), Alameda co., W central Calif., on an island just off the eastern shore of San Francisco Bay; settled 1850, inc. as a city 1884. streets in the Little Tokyo Tokyo (tō`kēō), city (1990 pop. 8,163,573), capital of Japan and of Tokyo prefecture, E central Honshu, at the head of Tokyo Bay. section of downtown Downtown (called a "city centre" in British English) is a term used in North America when referring to a city's core, usually both in a geographical and commercial / community sense. . Overall, the Metro Rail system will expand to serve 70 stations throughout the county when the project is completed. [GRAPHICS OMITTED]
CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Ranked by project cost
Rank Project Construction Description
* address Cost (1)
* city/ZIP (millions)
1 Eastside Extension of $868.8 6.5-mile light rail
the Metro Gold Line extension of Metro
Union Station to East Gold Line with eight
Los Angeles stations from Union
Los Angeles County Station to East Los
Angeles
2 LAC+USC Medical Center 517 600-bed inpatient
Replacement Project tower, diagnostic/
Marengo St. & State St. treatment facility,
Los Angeles 90033 specialty outpatient
clinic building,
central plant
3 Ronald Reagan UCLA 465 500-bed replacement
Hospital hospital
750 Westwood Blvd.
Los Angeles 90095
4 Kaiser Permanente 426 replacement hospital,
Downey Medical Center two medical office
Imperial Highway and buildings, central
Bellflower Blvd. plant, parking
garage
5 Saint John's Health 394.4 four-story medical
Center's Howard Keck center
Center
1328 22nd St.
Santa Monica 90404
6 Kaiser Permanente Los 341.8 465-bed replacement
Angeles Med. Ctr. hospital, new medical
Rebuild office building,
4867 Sunset Blvd. central plant,
Los Angeles 90027 demolition of current
parking structure
7 Metro Orange Line 323.6 14-mile busway
Rapidway connecting Warner
San Fernando Valley Center in Woodland
Los Angeles County Hills and North
Holloywood Metro Red
Line Station,
including 13 stations
along route and bike
path
8 2000 Avenue of the Stars 300 12-story office
2000 Avenue of the Stars building, dining
Los Angeles 90067 facilities, cultural
center
9 Santa Monica UCLA 300 271-bed replacement
Medical Center & hospital, new central
Orthopaedic Hospital plant and four wings,
1344 16th St. renovation to existing
Santa Monica 90404 wing, parking
structure, demolition
of nine-story hospital
10 Getty Villa 280 revonation and
17985 Pacific Coast expansion to house
Highway the museum's
Los Angeles 90265 collection of Greek
and Roman antiquities
and be center for
study of Classical
art and culture
11 Westlake Wellness 206 267-room hotel with
Center Hotel & Spa conference center,
2 Dole Drive television studio,
Westlake Village 91362 parking structure
12 New White Memorial 183 167-bed patient care
Medical Center tower, medical office
1720 E. Cesar E. building, parking
Chavez Ave. structure
Los Angeles 90033
13 NoHo Commons 180 438 apartments, 292
Lankershim Blvd. and lofts, retail
Chandler Blvd.
Los Angeles 91601
14 Del Amo Fashion Center 180 lifestyle wing
3 Del Amo Fashion Center addition
Torrance 90503
15 Kaiser Permanente West 173 106-bed hospital tower
Los Angeles Medical addition, central
Center plant upgrade
6041 Cadillac Ave.
Los Angeles 90034
16 Huntington Memorial $170 128 private care
Hospital West Tower rooms in new
100 W. California seven-story tower
Terrace
Pasadena 91109
17 Central L.A. New High 163.6 2,403-seat high
School #2 school
1500 W. Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles 90006
18 Kaiser Permanente 150 218-bed hospital,
Panorama City central utility
Replacement Hosp. plant
13652 Cantara St.
Panorama City 91402
19 USC Galen Center 147 10,260-seat event
3565 S. Flower St. center, practice
Los Angeles 90007 facility
20 Elleven and Luma 145 residential,
11th and Grand Ave. commercial and
Los Angles 90015 parking development
21 Central L.A. Area New 138.6 1,944-seat high
High School #10 school
322 S. Lucas Ave.
Los Angeles 90017
22 I-405 High Occupancy 135 3.6-mile high
Vehicle Lane occupancy vehicle
Route 90 to I-10 lane construction
Los Angeles County on I-405 from
Route 90 to I-10
23 Central L.A. Area New 127.3 2,106-seat high
High School #1 school
1309 N. Wilton Place
Hollywood 90028
24 Glendale Adventist 117 60-bed acute care
Medical Center patient tower,
1509 Wilson Terrace parking structure
Glendale 91206
25 Market at Ninth and 110 supermarket,
Flower condominiums
645 W. Ninth St.
Los Angeles 90015
Rank Project Construction Profile
* address * start date
* city/ZIP * completion date
* square footage
1 Eastside Extension of July 2004
the Metro Gold Line December 2009
Union Station to East NA
Los Angeles
Los Angles County
2 LAC+USC Medical Center April 2003
Replacement Project March 2007
Marengo St. & State St. 1,500,000
Los Angeles 90033
3 Ronald Reagan UCLA Winter 2005
Hospital Summer 2006
750 Westwood Blvd. 1,100,000
Los Angeles 90095
4 Kaiser Permanente December 2003
Downey Medical Center Winter 2008
Imperial Highway and 707,047
Bellflower Blvd.
5 Saint John's Health February 2005
Center's Howard Keck January 2009
Center 275,000
1328 22nd St.
Santa Monica 90404
6 Kaiser Permanente Los March 2001
Angeles Med. Ctr. May 2009
Rebuild 1,000,000
4867 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles 90027
7 Metro Orange Line January 2003
Rapidway Fall 2005
San Fernando Valley NA
Los Angeles County
8 2000 Avenue of the Stars March 2004
2000 Avenue of the Stars October 2006
Los Angeles 90067 790,000
9 Santa Monica UCLA March 2000
Medical Center & March 2009
Orthopaedic Hospital 523,000
1344 16th St.
Santa Monica 90404
10 Getty Villa April 2000
17985 Pacific Coast Fall 2005
Highway 210,000
Los Angeles 90265
11 Westlake Wellness May 2005
Center Hotel & Spa July 2006
2 Dole Drive 800,000
Westlake Village 91362
12 New White Memorial August 2001
Medical Center April 2008
1720 E. Cesar E. 779,253
Chavez Ave.
Los Angeles 90033
13 NoHo Commons June 2004
Lankershim Blvd. and June 2006
Chandler Blvd. 650,000
Los Angeles 91601
14 Del Amo Fashion Center December 2004
3 Del Amo Fashion Center Summer 2006
Torrance 90503 420,000
15 Kaiser Permanente West April 2004
Los Angeles Medical December 2007
Center 200,000
6041 Cadillac Ave.
Los Angeles 90034
16 Huntington Memorial June 2005
Hospital West Tower Winter 2008
100 W. California 237,734
Terrace
Pasadena 91109
17 Central L.A. New High Winter 2005
School #2 Winter 2007
1500 W. Washington Blvd. 240,300
Los Angeles 90006
18 Kaiser Permanente December 2003
Panorama City June 2007
Replacement Hosp. 420,000
13652 Cantara St.
Panorama City 91402
19 USC Galen Center December 2004
3565 S. Flower St. August 2006
Los Angeles 90007 290,000
20 Elleven and Luma September 2004 (5)
11th and Grand Ave. Summer 2007 (6)
Los Angles 90015 1,500,000
21 Central L.A. Area New Winter 2004
High School #10 Spring 2006
322 S. Lucas Ave. 231,105
Los Angeles 90017
22 I-405 High Occupancy October 2004
Vehicle Lane Fall 2007
Route 90 to I-10 NA
Los Angeles County
23 Central L.A. Area New Winter 2004
High School #1 Spring 2006
1309 N. Wilton Place 215,280
Hollywood 90028
24 Glendale Adventist June 2004
Medical Center July 2006
1509 Wilson Terrace 361,715
Glendale 91206
25 Market at Ninth and March 2005
Flower April 2007
645 W. Ninth St. 361,498
Los Angeles 90015
Rank Project Construction Organizations
* address * owner
* city/ZIP * architect
1 Eastside Extension of Metropolitan Transportation Authority
the Metro Gold Line NA
Union Station to East
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
2 LAC+USC Medical Center Los Angeles County
Replacement Project HOK Inc., LBL Associated Architects
Marengo St. & State St.
Los Angeles 90033
3 Ronald Reagan UCLA UCLA
Hospital Perkins + Will, I.M. Pei Architect,
750 Westwood Blvd. Pei Partnership Architects,
Los Angeles 90095 RBB Architects
4 Kaiser Permanente Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc.
Downey Medical Center HMC Architects
Imperial Highway and
Bellflower Blvd.
5 Saint John's Health Saint John's Health Center
Center's Howard Keck Saint John's Associated
Center Architects (4)
1328 22nd St.
Santa Monica 90404
6 Kaiser Permanente Los Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc.
Angeles Med. Ctr. SmithGroup Inc., Chong Partners
Rebuild Architecture
4867 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles 90027
7 Metro Orange Line Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Rapidway NA
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles County
8 2000 Avenue of the Stars Entertainment Center LLC
2000 Avenue of the Stars Gensler & Associates
Los Angeles 90067
9 Santa Monica UCLA UCLA
Medical Center & Robert A.M. Stern Architects,
Orthopaedic Hospital CO Architects
1344 16th St.
Santa Monica 90404
10 Getty Villa J. Paul Getty Trust
17985 Pacific Coast Machado & Silvetti
Highway
Los Angeles 90265
11 Westlake Wellness Westlake Wellness Properties LLC
Center Hotel & Spa Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo
2 Dole Drive
Westlake Village 91362
12 New White Memorial Adventist Health/White Memorial
Medical Center Kaplan McLaughlin, Diaz
1720 E. Cesar E.
Chavez Ave.
Los Angeles 90033
13 NoHo Commons J.H. Snyder Co./Fairfield
Lankershim Blvd. and Van Tilburg Banvard & Soderbergh
Chandler Blvd.
Los Angeles 91601
14 Del Amo Fashion Center Del Amo Fashion Center Operating
3 Del Amo Fashion Center Co. LLC
Torrance 90503 RTKL Associates Inc.
15 Kaiser Permanente West Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc.
Los Angeles Medical HMC Architects
Center
6041 Cadillac Ave.
Los Angeles 90034
16 Huntington Memorial Huntington Memorial Hospital
Hospital West Tower HDR Architecture Inc.
100 W. California
Terrace
Pasadena 91109
17 Central L.A. New High Los Angeles Unified School District
School #2 Studio Works
1500 W. Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles 90006
18 Kaiser Permanente Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc.
Panorama City CO Architects
Replacement Hosp.
13652 Cantara St.
Panorama City 91402
19 USC Galen Center University of Southern California
3565 S. Flower St. HNTB Architecture Inc.
Los Angeles 90007
20 Elleven and Luma South Group
11th and Grand Ave. Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects
Los Angles 90015
21 Central L.A. Area New Los Angeles Unified School District
High School #10 Johnson Fain
322 S. Lucas Ave.
Los Angeles 90017
22 I-405 High Occupancy California Department of
Vehicle Lane Transportation
Route 90 to I-10 NA
Los Angeles County
23 Central L.A. Area New Los Angeles Unified School District
High School #1 Perkins + Will
1309 N. Wilton Place
Hollywood 90028
24 Glendale Adventist Glendale Adventist Medical
Medical Center Center/Adventist Health
1509 Wilson Terrace Devenney Group
Glendale 91206
25 Market at Ninth and Lee Group, CIM Group
Flower KGTY Group Inc.
645 W. Ninth St.
Los Angeles 90015
Rank Project Construction General Contractor
* address * name
* city/ZIP * phone
1 Eastside Extension of Washington Group/Obayashi/Shimmick
the Metro Gold Line Joint Venture
Union Station to East (510) 293-1100 (2)
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
2 LAC+USC Medical Center MCH (3)
Replacement Project (323) 342-1846
Marengo St. & State St.
Los Angeles 90033
3 Ronald Reagan UCLA Tutor-Saliba-Perini Group
Hospital (310) 824-5053
750 Westwood Blvd.
Los Angeles 90095
4 Kaiser Permanente McCarthy Building Cos. Inc.
Downey Medical Center (949) 851-8383
Imperial Highway and
Bellflower Blvd.
5 Saint John's Health McCarthy Building Cos. Inc.
Center's Howard Keck (949) 851-8383
Center
1328 22nd St.
Santa Monica 90404
6 Kaiser Permanente Los Rudolph & Sletten Inc.
Angeles Med. Ctr. (650) 216-3600
Rebuild
4867 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles 90027
7 Metro Orange Line Shimmick/Obayashi Joint Venture
Rapidway (510) 293-1100 (2)
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles County
8 2000 Avenue of the Stars Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction Co.
2000 Avenue of the Stars (213) 236-0500
Los Angeles 90067
9 Santa Monica UCLA Tutor-Saliba-Perini Group, S.J.
Medical Center & Amoroso Co. Inc.
Orthopaedic Hospital (818) 362-8391
1344 16th St.
Santa Monica 90404
10 Getty Villa Morley Construction Co.
17985 Pacific Coast (310) 399-1600
Highway
Los Angeles 90265
11 Westlake Wellness Matt Construction Corp.
Center Hotel & Spa (562) 903-2277
2 Dole Drive
Westlake Village 91362
12 New White Memorial Charles Pankow Builders
Medical Center (626) 791-1125
1720 E. Cesar E.
Chavez Ave.
Los Angeles 90033
13 NoHo Commons Fairfield Residential/Hill
Lankershim Blvd. and Contracting
Chandler Blvd. (858) 457-2123
Los Angeles 91601
14 Del Amo Fashion Center Whiting Turner Contracting Co.,
3 Del Amo Fashion Center Bayley Const.
Torrance 90503 (949) 863-0800
15 Kaiser Permanente West McCarthy Building Cos. Inc.
Los Angeles Medical (949) 851-8383
Center
6041 Cadillac Ave.
Los Angeles 90034
16 Huntington Memorial McCarthy Building Cos. Inc.
Hospital West Tower (949) 851-8383
100 W. California
Terrace
Pasadena 91109
17 Central L.A. New High Hensel Phelps Construction Co.
School #2 (949) 852-0111
1500 W. Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles 90006
18 Kaiser Permanente McCarthy Building Cos. Inc.
Panorama City (949) 851-8383
Replacement Hosp.
13652 Cantara St.
Panorama City 91402
19 USC Galen Center Clark Construction Group Inc.
3565 S. Flower St. (714) 429-9779
Los Angeles 90007
20 Elleven and Luma Howard S. Wright Construction Co.
11th and Grand Ave. (949) 567-1909
Los Angles 90015
21 Central L.A. Area New Clark Construction Group Inc.
High School #10 (714) 429-9779
322 S. Lucas Ave.
Los Angeles 90017
22 I-405 High Occupancy Balfour Beatty Construction Inc.
Vehicle Lane (310) 216-9300
Route 90 to I-10
Los Angeles County
23 Central L.A. Area New Tutor Saliba-Perini Group
High School #1 (310) 824-5053
1309 N. Wilton Place
Hollywood 90028
24 Glendale Adventist J.R. Abbott Const., PSBI/Hanson
Medical Center Spancrete Pacific Inc.
1509 Wilson Terrace (626) 462-9557
Glendale 91206
25 Market at Ninth and PCL Construction Services Inc.
Flower (818) 246-3481
645 W. Ninth St.
Los Angeles 90015
(1) Total construction costs exclude land costs.
(2) Phone for Shimmick Construction Co.
(3) Equal joint venture of McCarthy Building Cos. Inc., Clark
Construction Group Inc. and Hunt Construction Group.
(4) Joint venture of HOK Inc. and the SmithGroup.
(5) Construction start date for Elleven; Luma started July 2005.
(6) Expected completion date for Luma; Elleven will be completed
by July 2006.
Note: Information on this list was provided by representatives
of the owners and general contractors of the projects. Projects
must be under construction as of July 1, 2005. Projects are
ranked by total con-struction value and total square footage,
respectively.
To the best of our knowledge, this information is accurate as
of press time. While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy
and thoroughness of the list, omissions and typographical errors
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[c] 2005 Los Angeles Business Journal. This list may not be
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Researched by David Nusbaum
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