Located in Pasadena, California, Huntington Memorial Hospital is a critical Level II trauma facility serving the San Gabriel Valley. To meet OSHPD seismic safety requirements and ensure continued high-quality care, the hospital is undergoing structural SPC-2 seismic retrofits and ADA upgrades to the Wingate and Hahn buildings as part of a broader compliance initiative.

The new three-story, 345,000-square-foot VA Ambulatory Care Center in Loma Linda delivers nearly half of the region’s outpatient services for veterans. Situated on a 43-acre site with over 2,000 parking spaces, the facility features a sustainable, patient-centered design with landscaped courtyards, a linear park, and mountain views. Built to achieve LEED Gold certification, the ACC incorporates energy-efficient systems, innovative stormwater management, and a durable concrete parking lot to minimize environmental impact while enhancing care for over 67,000 veterans.

The Golden West College Math and Science Building is a transformative 122,747-square-foot academic facility that redefines STEM education on campus. Constructed as part of the Coast Community College District’s modernization efforts, this three-story building replaces the aging Trade-Industry 2 complex and child care facility with state-of-the-art learning environments for the Math, Life Sciences, and Physical Sciences departments.

Working in conjunction with the PENTA Building Group, Baker Electric completed a 415 kW solar system carport project at Desert Regional Medical Center. The structural steel solar carports cover 176 parking spaces and has 22 shade structures facilitating 22 PV arrays with a PV surface area of approximately 30,586 SF. The PV system consists of 1,694 Solar World panels which are estimated to produce 370 kW of electricity. Every inverter is monitored individually, allowing the integrator to diagnose problems at the module level, this significantly reduces field troubleshooting.

The Desert Regional Medical Center healthcare facility serves the Southern California desert area around Palm Springs, they were motivated to install the solar carports by environmental concerns and the rising cost of energy. At the time of installation (completed in August 2011) it was the largest commercial Enphase system installed to date.

A new 3-story, 86,000 SF medical office building for the Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group. This project supports twenty-one medical clinics including: radiology, laboratory, pharmacy, optometry, family medicine, OB-GYN, pediatrics, physical therapy, and others. The project includes overall development of the 5.6-acre site and includes 420 on-grade parking spaces.