Project Description:

The Presidio Parkway represents a once-in-a-generation transformation of Doyle Drive—formerly an aging and seismically vulnerable approach to the Golden Gate Bridge—into a resilient, context-sensitive gateway that harmonizes infrastructure with the surrounding national park landscape. Spanning 1.6 miles through the Presidio of San Francisco and positioned at the edge of the city’s northern shoreline, the project demanded a delicate balance between technical rigor and environmental and cultural stewardship.

The new six-lane highway is designed to accommodate over 100,000 vehicles per day while preserving critical sightlines, protecting ecological habitats, and respecting adjacent historic landmarks. As Deputy Project Manager, responsibilities included managing the delivery of detailed design and construction procurement documentation as well as contributing to the development of the project’s public-private partnership (P3) concession agreement.