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story, 100,000-square-foot ambulatory services building and a second parking structure. Te original hospital, first opened

in 1952, will continue to operate throughout the construction process. Te project team just completed MGH 2.0’s first parking facility, a five-and- half-level, net-zero structure with roof-top solar panels, to serve the current and future hospital. A variety of community leaders and

representatives from Marin General Hospital as well as from the design and construction team were on hand for the ceremonial groundbreaking.

L-R: Michael Lipton, McCarthy SVP; Lee Domanico, Marin General CEO; Rich Henry, McCarthy Northern Pacific Division President; and Simon Gregson, McCarthy Project Director, attended the MGH 2.0 groundbreaking.

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Boarding Area B (IBAB), Terminal 1 Center (T1C), and a new Boarding Area B (BAB). Hensel Phelps/ Gensler/Kuth Ranieri is design-builder for T1C, and Corgan + LDA/Snohetta & Turner is design-builder for IBAB. SFO is redeveloping Terminal 1,

one of its oldest terminals, to meet the needs of modern travelers and revolu- tionize the guest experience. Built in the early 1960s, over time Terminal 1 has become less able to accommodate the millions of passengers that it handles each year. When fully completed in 2024,

Terminal 1 will elevate SFO’s standard of providing a world-class, environ- mentally friendly travel experience and is expected to meet or exceed the award-winning standards of Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 Boarding Area E. According to SFO, T1 is anticipated, at minimum, to receive an environ- mental LEED© Gold certification.

Marin General Hospital Project Breaks Ground Marin General Hospital’s $535

million hospital replacement building 22 September/October 2016

project, dubbed MGH 2.0, officially kicked off July 29, 2016, with hospital leaders and invited guests taking part in a groundbreaking ceremony on the hospital campus. When complete, the new hospital

replacement building will meet or exceed the latest state-mandated standards for earthquake safety and be a best-practices environment that will enable the hospital’s medical teams to do their best work and improve patient outcomes. AGC member McCarthy Building

Companies is general contractor for the project. Perkins Eastman is project architect and SWA Group landscape architect. Phase 1, scheduled to open for patient care in mid-2020, includes a new modernized four- story, 260,000-square-foot hospital replacement building. Te new towers will house 114 private rooms, an expanded emergency department and 6 new operating/procedural suites. Special amenities and landscape features, such as rooftop gardens, balconies, and natural light in every patient room, will support a healing environment for patients and families. After the new hospital towers open in 2020, work will begin on a five-

Newmeyer & Dillion Appoints Partner Carol Zaist as General Counsel Business and real estate law firm

Carol Zaist

Newmeyer & Dillion LLP recently named its partner Carol Zaist as the firm’s General Counsel. Zaist is a partner in the Newport Beach office of Newmeyer & Dillion, concen- trating her practice on business litigation, real estate litigation, and probate litigation. She has significant experience advising clients in contract

disputes, business and property torts, and trademark and trade secret disputes in both federal and state juris- dictions. Zaist also serves as strategic counsel, advising clients on the impact of multiple litigation matters in different jurisdictions, and integrating strategy and tasks efficiently and cohesively. She will lend this variety of experience to her new role as General Counsel for the firm. “I am honored and thrilled to

work with our managing partner and Executive Committee to assist the firm in its strategic growth and devel- opment,” said Zaist.

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