As leaders in our industry, we feel it is important for our team to share and learn with our industry peers. The time we commit to local industry organizations only helps us better understand how we can improve on our project collaboration, development approach, and establish stronger teaming opportunities while maintaining the most up to date knowledge in our market. We accomplish these goals through participating and supporting industry organizations like:
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American Institute of Architects (AIA): www.aia.org
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Association of General Contractors (AGC): www.agc.org
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Association of the Wall & Ceiling Industries: www.awci.org
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Central City Association (CCA): www.ccala.org
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Construction Management Association of America (CMAA): www.cmaanet.org
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Construction Owners Association of America (COAA): www.coaa.org
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Finishing Contractors Association (FCA): www.finishingcontractors.org
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International Interiors Design Association (IIDA): www.iida.org
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International Union of Painters & Allied Trades Union (IUPATU): www.iupat.org
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Los Angeles Headquarters Association (LAHQ): www.laheadquarters.com
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Project Management Institute (PMI): www.pmi.org
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Southern California Development Forum (SCDF): www.scdf.org
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United Brotherhood of the Carpenters (UBC): www.carpenters.org
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USC Architectural Guild Association: arch.usc.edu
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Western Wall Ceiling Contractors Association (WWCCA): www.wwcca.org
KNOWLEDGE IS KEY.
Supernal, Irvine
GC: HITT Contracting Architect: RMW
The Sharpe Team:
Project Manager: Samuel Cuevas, Jr.
Assistant Project Manager: Nate Johnson
Superintendents: Alex Munoz & Sammy Arellano
Foreman: Rene Gonzalez
Taper Foreman: Luis Acuna
Sharpe is working on a 26,000 square-foot Research Center for Supernal which is housed inside a warehouse on Waterworks Way in Irvine. The front of the warehouse is made up of conference rooms and private offices which cover both downstairs and upstairs. The back of the warehouse will be utilized for testing and manufacturing for lithium powered jets and aircraft. The Sharpe team is currently 85% complete and expect to be wrapped up in the middle of August.
Supernal (a division of Hyundai) is rethinking transportation from the ground up by building electronic air vehicles as well as developing the supporting ground infrastructure. Leveraging the scale of Hyundai’s technology and manufacturing capabilities, they expect entry into service in 2028.
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