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Our comprehensive resources allow us to deliver a level of service that builds lasting partnerships and stunning outdoor spaces. conceptual design & project design & project steel fabrication fabric fabrication construction sales engineering engineering management 4 parks and recreation Centennial Hills Park Las Vegas, Nevada Alga Norte Community Park Mountain’s Edge Regional Park Carlsbad, California Las Vegas, Nevada 6 parks and recreation 1 2 1 Cross Timbers Park North Richland Hills, Texas 2 Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park Temecula, California 3 The Bridges of Las Colinas Irving, Texas 4 Esselmont Park Henderson, Nevada 5 Angels All-Star Complex at Pioneer Park Anaheim, California 3 4 5 Central Linear Park at Baker Ranch Lake Forest, California 8 schools and daycare Redwood Shores Elementary School Redwood City, California St. Monica Catholic Church Twila Reid Elementary School Santa Monica, California Anaheim, California !0 schools and daycare 1 2 1 Goldenrod Elementary Kerman, California 2 Arvin High School Arvin, California 3 Monte Vista High School Cupertino, California 4 Carver Elementary School Stanton, California 5 Mater Dei Catholic High School Chula Vista, California 3 4 5 Providence High School Burbank, California !2 aquatic centers Aquatica SeaWorld Waterpark Orlando, Florida Garland Aquatics Surf & Swim Riverwalk Garland, Texas Bradenton, Florida !4 aquatic centers 1 2 1 Heritage Swim Park at Verrado Buckeye, Arizona 2 Laurelwood Amenity Center Tustin, California The Club at The Township 3 Lakeside at Blackhawk Ridgeland, Mississippi Pflugerville, Texas 4 Splash! La Mirada Regional Aquatics Center La Mirada, California 5 Sun Valley Park Aquatic Center Lewisville, Texas 3 4 5 Alga Norte Park Carlsbad, California !6 athletic facilities Hohokam Stadium Mesa, Arizona Patricia H. 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