Latitude 33 Planning & Engineering recently celebrated the expansion of its Southern California presence with the opening of a new office at The Collection, 527 West 7th St. in downtown Los Angeles.
The firm also recruited new Project Development Director Jacqueline Reed, DBIA, to provide local leadership and spearhead company-wide business development.
“Over the last decade, Latitude 33 has evolved into a highly diverse, multidimensional firm, with a farther geographic reach than ever before. We are engaged in nearly every market sector, and we have served nearly every community in Southern California, both coastal and inland,” said Matt Semic, PE, president. “Our new office in LA will enhance our ability to bring this diverse skillset to Ventura, Riverside, Los Angeles and Orange Counties.”
Headquartered in San Diego, Latitude 33 has been serving clients throughout Southern California for more than three decades. Its projects have included the $3.4 billion San Diego International Airport New T1; the $2.5 billlion to $3 billion redevelopment of UC San Diego’s Hillcrest Medical Campus and the 2,700-acre Pacific Highlands Ranch in North San Diego County. It also has developments completed or underway at UCLA, CSU Long Beach, Cal Poly Pomona and Cal State Fullerton, as well as State of California projects in Huntington Beach, among others.
Reed earned her bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from UC Irvine, and brings 13 years of industry experience, most recently in the general contracting sector. She is proficient in various delivery methods, including design-build, and project types including K-14 and multifamily.
