LS3P designed the new regimental complex at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Known as the Wallace Creek project, this complex provides all necessary administrative headquarters, operational, maintenance, mission support, training and housing facilities to support 3,000+ Marines to be stationed there. It provides 20 new structures comprising nearly 570,000 SF and is located on an undeveloped parcel of land. There are four 4-story BEQs and two 5-story BEQs totaling 325,686SF which provide 1,312 beds.

The Headquarters Facilities (A3 & A4) primary function is be to provide the necessary administrative space for day-to day operations of each battalion. Each battalion will have its own distinct headquarters facility. Visitors entering the building are greeted immediately by a quarterdeck manned 24/7. A common conference room is easily accessible from the main entrance. Several shared spaces (conference rooms, restrooms, mechanical spaces and vending) are located off a central corridor for shared access. Six operational components of the battalion, including five companies and the medical support staff, are housed on the first floor. Battalion-level staff occupies the entire second floor. Secured EKMS Vault and a SIPRNET room are located on the upper floor.

The scope of work included demolition of existing buildings and new construction; site development included site clearing, pavements, grading, drainage and utilities.