Patrick Fuscoe, P.E., named ASCE Life Member

Irvine, Calif. — The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) awarded Life Membership status to Patrick Fuscoe, P.E., CEO of Fuscoe Engineering, Inc. at the recent ASCE-Los Angeles branch’s Annual Life Member Brunch. 

This event honors those Los Angeles section members who have advanced to Life Member status in the Society and recognizes their outstanding career achievements. An ASCE Life Member is defined and recognized as achieving 30+ years as an ASCE member with 10 years of continuous membership immediately preceding the attainment of Life Member. There are currently about 20,000 ASCE Life Members.

Over the course of his career, Pat has overseen milestone projects such as Dana Point Harbor Revitalization, Laguna Beach-Bluebird Canyon Landslide Repair, Broadcom Corporate Campus, Laguna Beach Festival of the Arts Façade, Anaheim Canyon Urban Greening/Specific Plan, Lido Village Hotel, Village of Woodbridge, Ronald Reagan Federal Building and Courthouse, Newport Banning Ranch Coastal Community and Santa Monica’s Tongva Park, among many others. 

Pat initiates planning for all of the firm’s larger projects, overseeing the progress of each development and offering creative direction, guidance and support. He brings his energy, insight and extraordinary communication skills to the design team at Fuscoe Engineering, inspiring its professionals to excel in their creativity and service to clients. Pat not only motivates people to be their best, but shares ideas, designs and helps with strategic decisions to ensure projects receive the best engineering solutions and service possible. Under Pat’s able leadership, Fuscoe Engineering has transformed into a company of individuals who work as a team dedicated to quality, service and innovation as well as a company which thoughtfully integrates the built environment into the natural environment in a creative and responsive manner.