Mar 26, 2014

Sclater Architects

Estep

Kunnanz

Sclater Architects promoted Scott Kunnanz to associate principal and Robert Estep to associate. Kunnanz has more than 20 years of architecture experience. He has been with Sclater since 1997, and worked on 2020 5th Avenue Data Center in Seattle and Lincoln Square in Bellevue. Kunnanz is the firm's director of building information modeling and a project manager for the garage portion of Lincoln Square's expansion. Construction is slated to begin this summer on the project, which will include 700,000 square feet of office space, retail, a luxury hotel, 250 residential units, and 2,120 underground parking spaces. Estep has more than 30 years of experience in retail, mixed-use and residential architecture. He has been with Sclater since 2007. He is working on the Bellevue Square expansion: 175,000 square feet of retail space, hotel and residential space in two towers, and below-grade parking.

Landau Associates

Fees

Gordon

Wynkoop

McCaughan

Reich

Mott

Landau Associates promoted Ryan Reich to project geologist in Spokane and Calvin McCaughan to geotechnical services director in Olympia. In its Tacoma office, the firm promoted Jennifer Wynkoop to senior associate, Jessica Stone to senior scientist, Brittany Gordon to senior staff biologist, Sarah Fees to project hydrogeologist and Sierra Mott to senior technician. Reich is a geologist with more than 12 years of experience on environmental assessments, subsurface investigations and remediation. McCaughan manages the new Olympia office and has more than 10 years of experience in geotechnical consulting. Wynkoop is an environmental scientist with more than 12 years of experience who specializes in remediation and cleanup, permitting, and natural resources assessment. Stone helps identify potential site constraints such as wetlands, forestry permits, critical areas and site contamination, and develops strategies for permitting, mitigation and/or remediation. Gordon supports field work and documentation for natural resources, permitting and remediation projects. Fees has more than four years of experience in surface water and groundwater quality, and remediation. Mott does environmental remediation field work, due diligence environmental investigations, and data management. Landau is a Pacific Northwest geotechnical, environmental remediation and engineering, permitting and compliance services consulting firm.

WHPacific

Oliver

WHPacific hired James “Jim” Oliver as vice president and leader of the water and environment department. He will work with the public sector and in the energy market, particularly oil and gas, and mining. He has more than 29 years of experience, including at Schlumberger and AMEC Earth and Environmental. He has been project director for federal Superfund sites. WHPacific provides transportation, water/environment, development/facilities, energy, construction/project management, and surveying and scanning services.

Integrus Architecture

Dailey

Integrus Architecture elected Mark Dailey chairman of the board. Dailey began his career at Integrus in 1990 and was named principal in 1996. He is a principal-in-charge of design and his projects have won national, regional, local and trade awards. Integrus said he believes in simple and functional buildings that are unique to their place and time. Integrus provides architectural, planning, interior design, structural engineering and security design services.

The Blueline Group

Bennett

The Blueline Group hired Chester Bennett as an engineer/inspector. Bennett has more than four years of management and engineering experience as a contractor in heavy civil, waste water treatment and industrial work. He holds degrees in mechanical engineering from Purdue University and in biology and math from Butler University. Blueline provides civil engineering and planning services.

Mar 19, 2014

Landau Associates

Ives

Brunner

Quarterman

In its Edmonds office, Landau Associates promoted Steven Quarterman to associate scientist, Mark Brunner to senior project planner, Evelyn Ives to senior staff engineer, Matthew Moroney to senior staff environmental scientist and Rosemary Trimmer to senior staff environmental specialist. Quarterman is an ecologist with more than 14 years of experience providing local, state, and federal permitting support related to sensitive species and habitats, wetlands, and other aquatic resources.

Brunner does air quality permitting, prepares environmental documentation, and completes due diligence environmental investigations. Ives does environmental remediation data collection, data evaluation, and industrial stormwater treatment design.

Trimmer

Moroney

Moroney collects field samples, drafts reports and does risk calculations, statistical analysis, and air dispersion modeling. Trimmer has 10 years of experience in environmental consulting, supporting industrial and civil projects. Landau provides geotechnical, environmental remediation and engineering, permitting and compliance services consulting.

Hanson Professional Services

Seow

Civil engineer Sheng-Wen Seow joined the Seattle regional office of Hanson Professional Services. He will work on railroad track, yard, bridge and intermodal projects, utilities, storm detention facilities and parking lots. He will also do field investigations; prepare plans, specifications and estimates; and evaluate construction. He has 14 years of civil engineering experience, including on projects for the Arizona Department of Transportation. Hanson is a national consulting firm providing engineering, planning and allied services.

HDJ Design Group

Reiselman

Mark Reiselman joined the Tri-Cities office of HDJ Design Group as a civil engineering designer. He previously worked at a local firm and has 15-plus years of design and drafting experience. He has worked on subdivisions, remediation at the Hanford nuclear plant site, and engineering design of commercial and educational buildings. HDJ is an engineering, planning, land survey and landscape architecture firm based in Vancouver.

Bernardo|Wills Architects

Widner

Michelle Widner, an interior designer with Bernardo|Wills Architects of Spokane, has been elected president-elect of the International Interior Design Association Northern Pacific Chapter, which serves Washington, Idaho, Alaska, British Columbia and Alberta. Following her one-year term as president-elect, which begins in July, Widner will be chapter president for a year. IIDA is a professional networking and educational association with 13,000 members.

SRG Partnership

Gelbrich

Danielson

McPherson

Simpson

In its Portland office, SRG Partnership hired Steve Simpson as a senior associate, Jenna McPherson as a designer and Laurel Danielson and Bethany Gelbrich as associates. Simpson has more than 20 years of experience, and is an adjunct professor for the School of Architecture and Allied Arts at the University of Oregon. His projects include the University of Oregon's Lewis Integrative Science Building. McPherson has interior design and project management experience, and will work in SRG's health care group. She previously specialized in orthodontic and dental office design at Green Curve Studio. Danielson is returning to the SRG interiors group to extend her 22-year tenure after a two-year absence. She has experience in higher education, library, civic and lab projects. Gelbrich has 13 years of experience in commercial and institutional work. SRG provides programming, planning, architecture and interior design.

DLR Group

Dalluge

DLR Group hired Charles Dalluge as president and chief operating officer. He will be based in Phoenix. Dalluge will be on the executive leadership team and lead operations in offices in the U.S. and internationally. He was formerly executive vice president of Leo A Daly. His experience includes stints in Hong Kong, Singapore, Hawaii, Phoenix and Washington, D.C., and managing projects in the Middle East and Asia. DLR Group provides architecture, engineering, planning, and interior design from offices coast-to-coast and in China.