Hard hats and a movie at Samueli’s $5B OCVibe project
Scott Frick suited up in a neon vest, boots, a hard hat — and in SoCal fashion, the operations boss at the multi-billion-dollar OCVibe mega-development in Anaheim wore shades instead of safety glasses. It was 95 degrees (felt like 100) as we hopped off an orange OCVibe golf cart and walked through phase one of what he and his colleagues are calling the downtown of Orange County. The show started on the second floor of the ARTIC, the train station in Anaheim that sits across Katella Boulevard from the Honda Center, which happens to be the centerpiece of the Samueli […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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