At the recent DBIA Western Pacific Region Conference held in Napa, California the design-build team for the New Natural Resources Headquarters (NNRH) presented the educational session, “Maximizing the Big Room Experience for Design-Build Excellence.”  The team including Richard Standiford (Department of General Services), Dan Wheeler and Jim Hull (Turner Construction), Jenna Baker (Glumac), and Tammy Jow (AC Martin) shared unique perspectives and experiences toward achieving a successful Big Room.

AC Martin is honored to be recognized by the Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) as a recipient of a National DBIA Merit Award in the Federal/State/County/Municipal category for the New Natural Resources Headquarters (NNRH).  These awards are presented to project teams that exemplify the best in design-build teamwork, collaboration, and community impact.

The Los Angeles City Planning Commission recently voted to approve the new mixed-use development project located at the iconic Taix French Restaurant site in Echo Park. Embracing the neighborhood’s rich architectural history and progressive building design changes, the redesign introduces a fresh take on this unique development by incorporating architecture that is rooted in geographical and cultural context. The new design will thoughtfully engage and support the surrounding community in terms of building scale and vernacular.

Women of AC Martin proudly joined Turner Construction Company in Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento’s Women Build 2022. The team helped in painting, nailing, and installing shear walls, and post and beams at homes. The program will provide affordable homeownership to 60 low-income individuals including 40 children. We are happy to support Habitat for Humanity in their mission to help change lives through shelter. Big thanks to Deborah Lesnefska, Tammy Jow, Grit Pasker, Sarah Ho and Tongxiao (Emma) Shen of AC Martin and Cristina J.