Project description
Supporting more than 10,000 daily passengers among 10 different transportation modes, the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC) provides various transit, dining, retail and entertainment functions, while increasing mobility and access to attractions and business centers throughout Anaheim and Southern California. The iconic structure, which lights up in various colors at night, features a complex curved exterior shell comprised of 200,000 square feet of ethylene tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) and glass cladding. It is touted as the largest ETFE project in North America, and the American Institute of Steel Construction described it as the most complicated steel structure ever attempted.
VCG’s “From Good to World Class” partnering methodology helped ensure project success for multiple stakeholders. As part of this approach, the project team identified and achieved or exceeded 10 common goals related to schedule, safety, quality, budget, community engagement, local employment, neighbor and ballpark visitors, sustainability and submittals.
Partnering results
- Completed on schedule
- Completed within budget
- Minimized change orders saving approximately $22 million
- 25% local hiring rate
- Zero lost time safety injuries
- Value-enhancing design and construction innovations
Project notes
- Design-Bid-Build
- LEED Platinum
- $184.2 million
- 68,000 SF
Awards
American Public Works Association (APWA) – 2015 Public Works Project of the Year
