Snyder Langston’s Skid Row SP7 Apartments celebrated the topping out. Congratulations to the entire team on achieving this milestone! The project is located in Los Angeles, CA, consisting of 81 affordable housing units, residential amenities and ground-level parking, featuring five floors of Type-IIIA construction over two floors of Type I-A construction with occupancy types R-2 […]
#GivingTuesdayNow is a global generosity movement in response to the effects of this pandemic. In the last weeks, we have donated several hundreds of masks and thousands of gloves to hospitals. Thank you to all our industry partners who helped with this effort—we couldn’t have done this without you. We’d like to share this thank you […]
Milestone achieved! Working under new health and safety guidelines, the Snyder Langston team celebrated a traditional topping out of the Be Well OC Campus by placing signed stickers on a beam. Located in Orange, California, the Be Well OC Campus will be the first of its kind and marks the forward progression in dealing with mental illness in our community. The goal of this project is to improve access to resources for behavioral health and social support within the county providing the population with an alternative to the emergency department or a series of disconnected services. The three-story, approx. 60,000 s.f., concrete tilt-up building is unique in that it combines traditional B-Occupancy (Commercial) with R-2.1 Occupancy (Residential).
Snyder Langston, together with Howe Bonney & Associates and Boulder Associates Architects, is proud to partner with MindOC, providing full construction services for this outstanding project that will serve the community of Orange County.
Congrats to the Snyder Langston residential team, partnered with Shea Properties and KTGY Architecture + Planning, on achieving TCO (Temporary Certificate of Occupancy) on the first building of a 431 unit apartment mixed-use community that consists of two mixed-use Type V podium buildings with retail under residential units and two stand-alone retail buildings. The project also includes clubhouses, pools/jacuzzies, fitness centers and a pedestrian bridge connecting the two podium buildings and controlled access entries.
We are on a mission to help our community: We are calling on construction, woodworking, carpentry, and other related industry companies to donate their N95 respirator masks. So far, we delivered masks to CHOC and to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. We also donated to local charitable Orangewood Foundation, helping to keep their Youth Center open.
Our industrial masks are perfectly acceptable and IN DIRE NEED for nurses, healthcare workers and hospitals in an effort to combat the spread of COVID-19.
Contact our VP Jo-E Lopez on LinkedIn or email jlopez@snyderlangston.com if you can donate N95 respirator masks. Let’s embrace generosity, selflessness and a calm caution as we navigate this together.
During this unprecedented COVID-19 situation, Snyder Langston’s focus is on the health and welfare of our employees, the workers on our jobsites, and everyone in our community while continuing to provide quality service to our clients.
We celebrated Women in Construction Week, an event created to raise awareness of the careers available to women in the construction industry.
Congrats to all students who participated at the ASC Regions 6 & 7 2020 Student Competition and Construction Management Conference in Sparks, NV!