LOS ANGELES, CA — Burns & McDonnell, a 100 percent employee-owned engineering, architecture, and construction firm, announces the relocation and expansion of its Los Angeles, California, office. This move accommodates the company’s ongoing growth.
The new 11,689-square-foot space represents a more than 60 percent increase in office space, providing capacity for over 80 employees — with room to more than double the firm’s team in Los Angeles. Designed with collaboration and employee well-being in mind, the new office offers expanded meeting spaces to enhance teamwork and innovation. Employees can also enjoy access to public art, a coffee shop, diverse dining options, and landscaped terraces showcasing city views.
“Our new Los Angeles office reflects our commitment to our clients, our people, and our community,” said Rashmi Menon, Vice President and General Manager in California for Burns & McDonnell. “This expansion allows us to foster a vibrant, client-focused presence while continuing to deliver innovative solutions and exceptional service.”
Burns & McDonnell has a long-standing commitment to California, dating back to the opening of its first Los Angeles office in 1923. Since then, the firm has led projects in sectors including water, power, manufacturing, aviation, federal, environmental, life sciences, and aerospace. The firm supports clients throughout California, including Los Angeles World Airports, Hollywood Burbank Airport, City of Anaheim Public Utilities, Northrop Grumman, San Diego Gas & Electric, Southern California Edison, SoCalGas, and the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California.
Today, Burns & McDonnell operates in California from offices in Los Angeles, Brea, San Diego, and the San Francisco Bay Area, which together are home to more than 350 employee-owners.
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“Burns & McDonnell’s growth in downtown Los Angeles is a significant milestone and highlights our city’s strength as a hub for innovation and growth,” said Maria S. Salinas, President and CEO of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce.
