GPA Consulting's award-winning work is regularly featured online and in major print publications. Be sure to check here for up-to-the-minute articles, events, and award announcements highlighting our projects and dynamic environmental planners, architectural historians, and biologists.
The Los Angeles Times captures the construction of the new 6th Street Viaduct in Los Angeles. The original bridge, demolished in 2016, was an iconic landmark in Los Angeles. GPA Consulting captured the bridge's history in an award-winning documentary, "Bridging Los Angeles," and in a companion coffee table book of the same title.
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In an effort to fend off the extinction of mountain lions and other species that call Los Angeles County home, the California Department of Transportation with the aide of conservationists and private and public funds are on track to break ground on a wildlife bridge over the 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills. The bridge will allow the movement of wildlife that are essentially trapped by human sprawl.
(Story and photo by KTLA.)
(Read More)The Camarillo City Council voted to move forward with the city's Pleasant Valley Road bike lane expansion project, extending bike lanes from Las Posas Road to Fifth Street. GPA Consulting will provide environmental assessment and impact studies for the project.
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The Los Angeles Conservancy recently selected the Google Playa Vista project as one of eight recipients of a 2019 Preservation Award. GPA Consulting served as the Historic Preservation Consultant, assisting the project team with a Historic Resource Treatment Plan for the redevelopment of the Hughes Industrial Historic District.
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American Colonial Revival homes, with their symmetry, stability and lines as old as our nation itself, evoke a sense of history, tradition and homeyness — sort of like the comfort food of American architecture.
(Photo credit: Anthony Barcelo)
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