BUILDER $15 MILLION AND UNDER


Landing” Despite numerous challenges, Swinerton transformed a vacant city-owned parcel into a housing complex to serve people formerly experiencing home- lessness. Swinerton worked in collaboration with the developer, DignityMoves, architect, Gensler, and structural engineer, Degenkolb, to successfully design and deliver Labath Landing, the first interim housing development in the City of Rohnert Park. Intended to address the surge in homelessness in the area, the new


community features 60 private units with a bathroom, desk, individually controlled heating, and a locking door. It also includes space for dining, recre- ation, restrooms, showers, laundry, a computer lab, gardening, pet care, case management offices, and access to essential, life-changing support services. Faced with an accelerated schedule, the project team worked 10 – 12-


hour days, seven days a week, and quickly implemented creative solutions to mitigate challenges. Despite scheduling setbacks and supply line diffi- culties due to COVID-19, the project team delivered this new community seven-and-a-half weeks ahead of schedule – enabling the city to reduce the homeless population in half. Also selected as finalist in this category was Turner Construction for “Air France Lounge at SFO.”


WINNER Swinerton for “DignityMoves Labath


Swinerton received a Constructor award for DignityMoves Labath Landing.


CALIFORNIA CONSTRUCTOR MARCH/APRIL 2024


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