The CSU Maritime Academy's Mayo Hall Renovation and Addition project revitalized the campus's historic 1945 gymnasium. The 20,300-square-foot, two-story building, originally a memorial to WWII veterans, now serves as a vibrant hub for student life and services.

California State University Los Angeles’ (CSULA) South Village (aka Student Housing East) is a LEED Silver Certified student housing project designed to enhance student engagement and matriculation. The 8-story building features 1,500 freshman beds, small community floors, and shared common spaces for living and learning.

A new 500,000 sq. ft. terminal building, Concourse 0, is being designed for the eastern end of LAX. This three to four-level L-shaped structure will connect to Terminal 1, support a pedestrian bridge to the People Mover, and span an existing culvert.

This transformative re-development project aims to convert a parking lot into three new buildings with six soundstages and repurpose the former LA Times printing plant into 11 additional soundstages, along with offices and support areas. The site will also feature a new 9-story parking structure.

This six-story retirement community offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care with studio, one-, and two-bedroom units. Amenities include a community room, spa, library, roof deck with an aqua therapy pool, fitness center, movie theater, walking paths, and on-site dining.

Set to open in fall 2026, Southwest Hall at the University of the Pacific will be a three-story living and learning community that blends century-old architectural charm with modern design. It will feature suite-style housing for 391 students, three faculty-in-residence suites, 12 study spaces, and a central courtyard for natural light and social events.

The owner and design team brought new life to this adaptive reuse project, delivering a new, exciting “food hub” space in downtown Klamath Falls, A bakery, bar, coffee shop and public indoor/outdoor eating space make up one half, and the other will be an updated space for the existing rock climbing gym with a new solarium.

Zero Envy partnered with the mechanical subcontractor as part of the design/build team to help deliver a highly efficient project within the time and budget requirements of the delivery method.

Key Highlights: This Public-Private Partnership (“P3”) project put the design, construction, financing, operation and maintenance of the facility for 30+ years onto the project team.