BROWN FIELD BORDER PATROL STATION

Marina’s scope of work includes hydroseeding, planting, and irrigation around the Brown Field Border Patrol Station.

Marina’s scope of work includes hydroseeding, planting, and irrigation around the Brown Field Border Patrol Station.

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Office Buildings P-1916 COMMUNITY SUPPORT FACILITIES Marina’s role in this project includes irrigation and planting site work. The new P-1916 community support facilities include ordnance magazines, airfield facilities, research and development labs, and quality of life facilities.

P-1916 COMMUNITY SUPPORT FACILITIES

Office Buildings P451 KC-46A REGIONAL MAINTENANCE TRAINING FACILITY In this project, Marina has performed landscaping and paving work to improve visual aesthetic and reduce bio-retention. New additions include 48 new trees, three accent trees in the main entrance, and a new main entry walkway.

P451 KC-46A REGIONAL MAINTENANCE TRAINING FACILITY

Office Buildings P-1924 ACADEMIC TRAINING FACILITY Marina has partnered with Barnhart Reese Construction to perform irrigation and landscaping site work. The P-1924 Training Facility at Naval Air Weapons Station (NAWS) features training facilities, computer labs, science labs, and classroom spaces.

P-1924 ACADEMIC TRAINING FACILITY

Office Buildings Omni West DPSS Marina has joined McCarthy Building Company in the project for the Omni West Department of Public Social Services in Norco, CA. Scope of work provided by Marina includes landscape and irrigation.

Omni West DPSS

Office Buildings SFO AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER Marina has the privilege in working with Hensel Phelps to provide design build and construction services for SFO Airport Control Tower located in the San Francisco International Airport.

SFO AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER

Office Buildings The Gas Company LEED The owner of this Studio City home worked with The Gas Company to retrofit the architecture and yard to be LEED certified as a showcase of Green design. In the landscape, the spaces around the house were reprogrammed to reflect the family's active lifestyle. Two entertainment spaces were added, one poolside and one under a beautiful mature sycamore tree. A turf area for the kids, a handball court, and an outdoor shower take advantage of the minimal space surrounding the home. The drought-tolerant plant palette, rich in texture through the use of grasses, conserves water and lowers maintenance costs while softening the striking architecture of the geometric facade. Simulated wood paneling and a creative use of concrete make the series of steps and landings to the front door a pleasurable experience.

The Gas Company LEED