Casey Le, P.E.
Casey Le has conducted a variety of transportation impact, parking, site access, and circulation studies that required analysis of intersections, freeways, alternative transportation modes, construction periods, and field data collection.
Casey is currently conducting technical analyses for various studio and creative office developments in Los Angeles including both large campus expansions and new developments. Casey is currently managing transportation studies for FOX FUTURE, the comprehensive long-term plan for the Fox Studio Lot in Century City, and for The Star, a cutting-edge creative office development in Hollywood. Other current projects include The Huntington Library, Radford Studio Center, Television City, as well as studies for private charter schools, industrial and warehouse facilities, and a multitude of mixed-use and transit-oriented developments, such as Buena Vista and 130 W. College, throughout Southern California. Casey prepared technical analyses and parking and/or traffic studies for mixed-use developments within the cities of Burbank, La Cañada Flintridge, South Pasadena, and Torrance and for a master plan development in the City of San Ramon. Casey also conducted transit and arterial analyses for a large-scale city-wide traffic congestion improvement program and for a neighborhood traffic management plan in Los Angeles.
Other recent projects include studies for The Disneyland Resort®, the Hollywood Bowl, Waste Management, Angels Landing, Irvine Spectrum Center, Hollywood Crossroads, College Station, Westfield Promenade, The Citadel Outlets, Los Angeles Valley College, the University of Southern California Health Sciences Campus, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, and California State University, Los Angeles.
Prior to joining GTC, Casey served an internship at The Irvine Company, where she performed travel time studies, arranged designated signage, and provided a new shuttle design for the shuttle service operations at Fashion Island Shopping Center.
Before graduating from the University of California, Los Angeles with a degree in Civil Engineering, Casey worked with the Luskin Center for Innovation at the University to assist in piloting research design to explore the traffic conditions in downtown Los Angeles.
Senior Associate