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As Master Engineer for one of Orange County’s largest repositioning projects, TAIT provided civil engineering, infrastructure design, entitlement services, and municipality coordination. The project transformed the former LA Times printing press into a 51,000 SF creative work campus and food hall, blending industrial character with modern elegance. The revitalized space preserves historical details while serving as a vibrant community hub.

TAIT is the Civil Engineer for the 3.7-acre Library Innovation Center in the city of Greeley. Collaborating with BRS Architecture, the site—formerly the Greeley Tribune Building—was designed as the Library District’s flagship location, incorporating significant open space to seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor areas.

TAIT serves as the Master Engineer for the Dana Point Harbor Revitalization, a transformative 276.8-acre redevelopment effort. The project includes the reconstruction of 12 buildings, new hotels, upgraded docks, enhanced boater services, and a new parking structure. TAIT’s scope encompasses site planning, utility studies, construction phasing, hydrology, and surveying. The marina upgrades are progressing in multiple phases, and the commercial core is being redeveloped in a six-phase construction plan.

TAIT serves as the master civil engineer for a new behavioral health complex in Orange County, working alongside the County and design firm Gensler. The facility provides outpatient services, medical clinics, and community spaces for mental health education. The Irvine campus will feature 24 crisis stabilization beds, a 12-bed sobering station, and residential treatment for adolescents and women with young children.