Courage Commercial Construction Safety Projects

    
Water Treatment Plants 
(Los Angeles and Huntington Beach)

 

High Rise Condominium Buildings

(Twin 18 story Towers – Downtown San Diego – Highland Partnership)
Little Italy Residential Projects
Los Angeles – San Diego School Buildings
Tilt – Ups Medical Facilities

Two 18-story residential towers, situated in San Diego’s Little Italy on a 60,000 square foot block on the southern edge of downtown, offers luxury units in an urban setting. A total of 382 units and 418 parking stalls are enclosed within the building envelope of 536,000 square feet gross building area.

 
   

Parking Structures

Juvenile Hall (Los Angeles County)
Gas Stations (BP/Arco)
Northridge Meadows Apartment Condo Replacement Building Earthquake Rehab

    
Large Multi Family Apartment Buildings
1000 Unit Apartment Complex (Irvine Spectrum)
   

Master Planned Communities

IAC-(Irvine Apartment Communities), Lewis Apartments, Western National, Sares Regis, Greystone, Archstone/Smith
Camp Pendleton Military Projects
Lindbergh Field, San Diego Airport, Ufgrand Projects
Santa Luz San Diego, Yorba Linda Hills ( Shell Oil/ Toll Brothers)
Alameda Island (Catellus/Warmington)
   
RETAIL SHOPPING MALLS - Bella Terra Huntington Beach

Bella Terra a 800,000-sq-ft entertainment retail village including a 20 screen Century Theatres complex, 71 shops and restaurants and a 1,540 space parking structure that Courage coordinated the safety programs for seven different General Contractors and the developer J.H. Snyder.

 
Scott Environmental Health & Safety Services worked along side Courage Safety Systems on the environmental compliance issues including Storm Water Pollution Prevention (SWPPPS) and Fugitive Dust concerns since construcion was taking place around a shopping mall that was still open for business throughout.

20 screen, 80,000-sq-ft Century Theatres complex and adjacent

open air restaurants taking advantage of Californias mild year round climate.

Construction during and after. The Tuscan village inspired Bella Terra (the name means "beautiful earth" in Italian - SWPPPS compliance insured that much of it was retained onsite and not discharged into the nearby Pacific Ocean.

 

 

 

Bella Terra during the constrctin phases on Edinger (Below)

Public safety was a major concern during the construction process since the shopping mall was still in operation during construction.