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College / University Experience COLLEGE / UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE University of Southern California (USC) Los Angeles, CA The Galen Center / Event Center Ray R. Irani Hall / Molecular Biology and Center for Computational Genomics Research Facility John McKay Center Brain & Creativity Institute Engemann Student Health and Faculty Staff Center Loker Track Stadium Concept Study Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Academic Building CMSE Research Building Healthcare Consultation Center III Law School Zilkha Neurogenetic Research Center Imaging Lab (Dornsife Neuroscience) Parkside Residential College Phase II Parking Structure #2 Lyon University Center Computer Center Upgrade University Tower Sports Center AIDS Outpatient Center / Phillips Education Building Graduate Center Renovation School of Accounting / Church Renovation Bruce Hall Renovation Applied Physics Laboratory Parking Structures A, C, D, & E Kerkhoff Hall Renovation Hospital Acute Units & Surgery Addition Law Library / Health Center Applied Physics Lab Schoenberg Institute Library & Classroom Building Men’s Dormitory New Life Sciences Building 950 S. GRAND AVENUE | LOS ANGELES, CA 90015 | 213.483.6490 T | 213.483.3084 F | WWW.JOHNMARTIN.COM University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Los Angeles, CA Ronald Reagan Medical Center Academic Health Center Westwood Replacement Hospital Royce Hall Seismic Repair & Retrofit Gonda Neurosciences Laboratory Broad Art Center Young Research Library Tenant Improvement Acosta Training Facility --- Phase II Engineering and Science Building Dykstra Parking Garage Kieger Childcare Center Eshrick, Homsey, Dodge, Paul, & Predock Housing Northwest Barton Myers Housing Northwest Housing Auditorium and Commons Buildings Alumni Center Staging Building Molecular Neurosciences Research Facility Knudsen Hall Seismic Evaluation & Retrofit Dickson Arts Center Seismic Evaluation Reed Neurological Building Seismic Evaluation Marion Davies Children’s Building Seismic Evaluation South Parking Structure Seismic Evaluation Powell Library Seismic Rehabilitation Gordon & Virginia McDonald Medical Research Facility James E. West Alumni & Development Center Dental Building Additions / Ackerman Hall Sports & Recreational Facility Urological Center / Cyclotron Data Processing Center Tennis Stadium & Clubhouse University of California, Riverside (UCR) Riverside, CA Student Recreation Center The Richard J. Heckmann International Center Insectary and Quarantine Laboratory Building Humanities Building Library Life Sciences & Psychology Building Residence Halls Commons Building Alumni and Visitor Center University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC) Santa Cruz, CA College and Housing Complex 950 S. GRAND AVENUE | LOS ANGELES, CA 90015 | 213.483.6490 T | 213.483.3084 F | WWW.JOHNMARTIN.COM University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) Santa Barbara, CA Davidson Library Renovation and Expansion Nanosystem Institute Engineering Building Unit 1 Intercollegiate Athletic Building Science Building Renovation Peer Review University of California, Irvine (UCI) Irvine, CA Student Union Expansion Student Recreation Center Cross Cultural Center School of the Arts Donald R. Bren Campus Events Center Medical Center Replacement Facility (Plan Checking) Student Center Expansion Phase 4 Academic Laboratory Seismic Replacement Facility Library / Cafeteria / Humanities Building Gymnasium / Multi-Purpose Building Social Science Office Building Natural Science Building & Lecture Hall Hospital Research Building Administration Building / Residence Halls Unit IV Public Service Phase II / Physical Science Building Phase II Medical Center Equipment Seismic Anchoring Mesa Court Common / Central Heating Plant Crawford Hall Gymnasium, Parking Structure, and Office Building Seismic Renovation University of California, San Diego (UCSD) San Diego, CA Revelle College Apartments Activity Building New Pharmaceutical Science Facility Third Residence Hall / Warren Residence Hall Faculty Club / Ritter Hall North Campus Parking Lot and Access Road Engineering Building Unit No. 1 Expansion Third College Academic Unit One / Laboratory Seismic Survey of 2 Buildings for Earthquake Safety California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo, CA Center for Science 950 S. GRAND AVENUE | LOS ANGELES, CA 90015 | 213.483.6490 T | 213.483.3084 F | WWW.JOHNMARTIN.COM University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, CA Genetics & Plant Biology Building Spieker Aquatics Complex Swimming Pool Renovation Earth Science Building / Tennis Court Lighting Stephen Hall / Campbell Hall / Boiler Foundation San Diego State University (SDSU) San Diego, CA Aztec Center / New Student Union East Commons Tony Gwynn Stadium Cox Arena & Recreation Center University of San Diego San Diego, CA University Center New Addition (LEED Silver) Law Library Mission Parking Facility University of San Francisco School of Law San Francisco, CA Kendrick Hall Loyola Marymount University (LMU) Los Angeles, CA William H. Hannon Library Law School Rains Library Renovation Business School / Central Plant Stanford University Palo Alto, CA Terman Engineering Center California Institute of Technology (Caltech) Pasadena, CA Cahill Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics Annenberg Center for Information Science Technology Dormitory / Gymnasium / Office Building California State University, Long Beach Long Beach, CA Library Addition Science Building Addition Physical Education Arena Peterson Hall Laboratory Replacement Building 950 S. GRAND AVENUE | LOS ANGELES, CA 90015 | 213.483.6490 T | 213.483.3084 F | WWW.JOHNMARTIN.COM California State University, Northridge (CSUN) Northridge, CA Parking Structure B5 Parking structure G3 Science Buildings 1, 2, 3, & 4 Seismic Evaluation / Retrofit Oviatt Library Evaluation/Retrofit (Prime Consultant) Art, Media and Communication Building Art and Design Center Annex California State University, Channel Islands Camarillo, CA Renovation of Manzanita Hall into Nursing Simulation Lab North Hall Renovation Student Housing Complex Feasibility Study New Arts Department Feasibility Study Unit F-55 Work - Peer Review Residential Development Phase I and II - Peer Review Science Building - Peer Review East Campus Town Center - Peer Review East Campus Pool Cabana Building - Peer Review Broome Library - Peer Review Faculty Housing Phase IC - Peer Review Santa Cruz Student Housing Buildings D,F, & H - Peer Review Dining Commons Unit 38 Capital Upgrade - Peer Review Student Union - Peer Review Solano Hall - Peer Review Smith Decision Center - Peer Review Infrastructure Improvements Project CI-44 - Peer Review Entrance Road Bridges - Peer Review California State University, Dominguez Hills Carson, CA Home Depot Center Regional Forensic Science Institute Extended Education Center Library Addition of the Ed Resource Center Welch Hall Peer Review Information Technology Center, Health, Administrative and Student Service Building / Stadium / Gymnasium University Theatre Seismic Upgrade Classrooms & Faculty Office Building Student Health Center / Physical Plant / Sand Pits Humanities & Fine Arts Building Seismic Survey of 25 Buildings for Earthquake Safety 950 S. GRAND AVENUE | LOS ANGELES, CA 90015 | 213.483.6490 T | 213.483.3084 F | WWW.JOHNMARTIN.COM California State University, Bakersfield Bakersfield, CA Music Building / Student Union California State University, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles Crime Laboratory Seismic Survey of 24 Buildings for Earthquake Safety California State University, San Bernardino San Bernardino, CA Pfau Library Renovation and Addition Library Addition / Student Center Visual Arts Building Evaluation Seismic Survey of 3 Buildings for Earthquake Safety California State University, Fresno Fresno, CA Save Mart Event Center / 15,000-seats California State University, Fullerton Fullerton, CA Fine Arts / Auditorium / Classrooms / Labs / Facility Offices Seismic Survey of 7 Buildings for Earthquake Safety Recreation and Activities Center Loma Linda University Loma Linda, CA Centennial Complex Student Recreation Center / Underground Utility Tunnel Christ College Irvine, CA Performing Arts Complex Student Center / Library / Gymnasium / Worship Center Pepperdine University Malibu, CA Administration Building SOKA University of America Aliso Viejo, CA New Performing Arts Center Academic Building 950 S. GRAND AVENUE | LOS ANGELES, CA 90015 | 213.483.6490 T | 213.483.3084 F | WWW.JOHNMARTIN.COM Pitzer College Claremont, CA Eli Broad Center / Academic Building I Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM) Los Angeles, CA Mixed-Use Academic Building & Dormitories (design only) Colburn School of Performing Arts Los Angeles, CA New Residence and Consortium Art Center College of Design Pasadena, CA Ellwood Building Seismic Evaluation Structural Peer Review Westmont College Santa Barbara, CA Dormitories Chapel Observatory Assembly Halls Cooper Union New York, NY Academic Building Brigham Young University Provo, UT Eldon Tanner Facility Ohio State University Columbus, OH St. John Arena Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Cambridge, MA Stata Complex Engineering Building California Institute of Arts (Cal Arts) Valencia, CA Retrofit of the Academic Facilities Building, William H. Ahmanson Hall, Chouinard Hall, and the Edythe & Eli Broad Studios REDCAT Theatre / The Roy and Edna Disney / CALARTS Theater at the Disney Concert Hall 950 S. GRAND AVENUE | LOS ANGELES, CA 90015 | 213.483.6490 T | 213.483.3084 F | WWW.JOHNMARTIN.COM University of Arizona (UofA) Tucson, AZ Sixth Street Residence Halls Highland Residential District Housing
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