The LAX/Metro transit center opened on Friday June 6 allowing travelers to take shuttle rides between the airport and the center until the automated people mover train opens next year.
It’s not every day that we get to see a groundbreaking project that we’ve worked on come to life. So excited to finally take a train to the airport!
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The third open-house workshop for the Santa Monica Airport Conversion Project was held on May 17, 2025, and welcomed over 210 visitors. Community members were encouraged to explore the potential scenarios for the project based on previous surveys and the first two community workshops, and small-group community discussions were held and moderated by project team members. A 15-minute bus tour of the inside of the airport was also provided to allow visitors to understand the size and scale of the project area.
The Robert Group is honored to have helped bring the award-winning Intuit Dome to the Inglewood community.
Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer displayed his trademark enthusiasm when accepting the award for Sports Facility of the Year at the Sports Business Awards for the Intuit Dome.
Ballmer spoke about his vision of the Intuit Dome to be “a place for basketball fans to be basketball fans” and continued by praising ‘The Wall’ during his acceptance speech.
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On Wednesday, May 7, 2025, a youth workshop for the Reconnecting Pasadena 710 Master Plan project was hosted in collaboration with the community based non-profit Day One. Held at the organization’s headquarters, we had the chance to meet with Day One’s youth participants to conduct a model-building activity to visualize what students would like to see at the future Stub site.
The workshop began with a short presentation to introduce the project and to give examples of the potential features that could end up in the final design of the Stub. Participants used Legos to construct their vision for an ideal space that would serve the entire Pasadena community, encompassing aspects like affordable housing, green space, water features, businesses, road features, and municipal buildings. Towards the end, youth attendees presented their ideas to the rest of the group.
As a typically underrepresented demographic, this workshop provided the opportunity to better understand what Pasadena’s younger citizens would like to see within their community.
TRG is hard at work on this year’s Park Needs Assessment for the Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks! In a city with over 3.8 million people that attracts even more visitors from all around the world, our parks are an essential part of living in Los Angeles!
The City of LA is asking residents across the city to help plan future investment in our recreation, parks, and open spaces.
We need your input! Visit the project website to learn more and provide your feedback!
On Saturday, April 12, 2025, the City of Pasadena hosted the second Community Engagement Workshop for the Reconnecting Pasadena 710 Master Plan at the Pasadena Convention Center. The workshop welcomed over 130 participants who explored interactive exhibit stations, viewed early design concepts and considerations, and shared their visions for the future of the 710 Stub area.
Participants engaged directly with project team members, learned about the history of the Stub, discussed restorative justice themes, and provided feedback on land use, mobility, and sustainability ideas.
The workshop successfully gathered valuable community input with over 50 surveys collected and more than 160 additional comments submitted on project display boards throughout the room.
TRG had a blast this past weekend at the official Community Kick-Off Event for the Santa Monica Airport Conversion project! ✨ It was so refreshing to see so many members of the community be brought together by their love for the same space. We can't wait to see how we shape the future of the Santa Monica Airport together! 🙌🏼
🌍 Join us for one of these three Culver City Parks Plan Community Meetings on May 1, 2, and 14! Culver City Parks, Recreation and Community Services is creating a strategic guide for the development and management of the City's recreational facilities and programs, aimed at enhancing community health and quality of life. Culver City’s existing parks infrastructure needs rehabilitation or redesign to better meet current and future recreation trends. Come learn more about the project and meet the team! We hope to see you there! 🌱🌐
🚆 Join us today for LA River Path: Celebrating Connections! Celebrate Historic Broadway, one of Metro's newest rail stations, and the Regional Connector for smoother, faster rides in LA's downtown core. See you there! 🎉 #LARiverPath #HistoricBroadway #CommunityEvent
🚆 Exciting News! 🌟 TRG is here at the Inglewood Senior Center for the Inglewood Transit Connector "Meet the Proposing Teams" event! 🤝 Let's connect and discuss how we can make this transit project a reality. 🌆 #inglewoodtransitconnector
🌳TRG is spearheading the community outreach efforts for our latest project - the creation of a brand new regional park and the restoration of degraded lands. Check out the full article to learn more about our mission to make a positive impact on our environment and local communities. 🌿🌎
#CommunityOutreach #EnvironmentalRestoration
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🚇Check this out! 📣Exciting news for Los Angeles public transit: residents of the South Bay in Torrance, Lawndale, and Redondo Beach made it clear that they want to see an extension of the C Line along the Right-of-Way!🌟
Read the article featured on dailybreeze.com
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