Apr 15, 2020

Runberg Architecture Group

Peterson

Iwanski

Clesi

Seattle-based Runberg Architecture Group hired Nick Clesi as an architectural designer, Adrienne W. Iwanski as marketing manager and Tyler Peterson as office coordinator. Clesi has over five years of experience as an architectural designer at Holly & Smith Architects in Hammond, Louisiana, working on multifamily, higher education and single-family residential projects. Iwanski has nearly eight years of marketing experience in the architecture/engineering/construction sector. She worked for the AGC of Washington Education Foundation for nearly five years in marketing, and for View Inc., formerly View Dynamic Glass, as a customer success manager. Peterson was with Jasmine Pearl Tea Co. in Portland for four years, working in customer relations, education, event coordination and training roles. Runberg designs mixed-use projects.

Weber Thompson

Yuen

Porter

Idoux

Evenson

Doran

Seattle-based Weber Thompson promoted Erik Doran, Emily Evenson, Fanny Idoux, Brittany Porter and Burton Yuen to associate. Doran is senior project architect on 1400 Madison, a planned development by Bellwether Housing and Plymouth Housing with over 350 units on First Hill in Seattle. Evenson has worked on the passive house multifamily project called Solis and on SCIDpda's North Lot project, both in Seattle. She holds a certified passive house design credential. Idoux, an interior designer, joined Weber Thompson with a hospitality design portfolio. At the firm, she has worked on the refresh of Willows Lodge Spa in Woodinville, and the design of Orenda workforce housing at Othello Square and the Stratus high-rise, both in Seattle. Porter is in the commercial office design studio, and is project architect on Dunn Lumber's Latona Station project in Wallingford. She is a certified passive house consultant. Yuen is a landscape designer in the landscape design studio. He has over 25 years of experience and is a leader in construction administration and quality control within the firm. Weber Thompson provides architecture, interior design, landscape architecture and community/urban design.

GGLO

Slazinik

Lambert

Brockway

Berry

In Seattle, GGLO promoted Rachael Berry, Rachel Brockway, Ross Lambert and Tim Slazinik to associate. Berry specializes in space planning, design/ construction documentation and construction administration, and is skilled in Revit. Brockway has over 20 years of industry experience, with a background in hospitality and workplace design. Lambert's work at GGLO has focused on large mixed-use and multifamily projects. He has seen projects through from concept to construction, coordinating the work of the design team, consultants and contractor. Slazinik, a landscape architect, has public engagement and civic design experience. His experience includes health centers, middle schools, rooftop farms and trail systems. GGLO provides architecture, landscape architecture, interior design and planning.

TCF Architecture

Olson

Mill

Gingerich

TCF Architecture of Tacoma promoted Amy Gingerich and James Mill to associate and Scott Olson to senior associate. Gingerich has worked in Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle and Tacoma. She has over seven years of architecture and design experience and is in the industrial studio. She is managing the design of a new headquarters project for Chelan County PUD and working on a long-term facilities study for Kitsap Transit.

Mill has over 20 years of experience in architecture and construction, including several leading his own design firm. He specializes in K-12 projects, and has worked on Lake Wilderness, Parkside and Peter G. Schmidt elementary schools. He is managing the historic modernization of “Old Main” on the campus of Mount Vernon High School and an interior renovation of the original gym building for the school's administration department.

Olson is TCF's design director. He has over 23 years in the architecture profession, with work in the education, civic, industrial and retail markets including on the new Agriplex and Arena at the Washington State Fair and a renovation for Seattle World School at T.T. Minor.

Apr 08, 2020

HNTB

Shannon

Michael Shannon returned to HNTB Corp. as project director of highway transportation in the Bellevue office. Shannon will work with agencies such as Sound Transit and the Port of Seattle to deliver projects and programs. He has worked in the public and private sectors and has 21 years of experience, including for multimodal transportation (highway, rail, aviation, tolling and emerging mobility). Most recently, he was District Five secretary for the Florida Department of Transportation and CEO of SunRail, the commuter rail system serving the Orlando metropolitan area. He was a project manager for 12 years in the Orlando office of HNTB, which is an infrastructure firm.

Davido Consulting Group

Iddins

Davido Consulting Group promoted Ben Iddins to principal of civil engineering and hired Cameron Williams and Shane Davis as civil engineers in Seattle. It hired Stephanie Cherberg as a human resources manager in Mount Vernon. Iddins joined Davido in 2013 and has experience in stormwater modeling and design, utility design, site layout and construction management. Davido provides civil, structural, marine and environmental services with offices also in Whidbey Island and Federal Way.

Salas O'Brien

Story

Mackenzie

Knoke

Harvin

Derse

In Seattle, Salas O'Brien promoted Karoline Derse to senior vice president and Joey Harvin and Mark Knoke to associate vice president. In Bozeman, it promoted Guy Mckenzie and David Story to associate vice president. Derse has over 15 years of architectural design and project management experience with several of the firm's largest clients. Harvin is an assistant controller with more than five years of experience supporting and leading the accounting team. Knoke has nearly 20 years of experience and is the lead architect on a number of building envelope commissioning projects. Mckenzie is a mechanical engineer with 15 years of experience working with top telecommunication companies. Story has over 16 years of mechanical design and project management experience. Salas O'Brien is an employee-owned multidisciplinary design firm with 31 offices nationwide.

Makers Architecture and Urban Design

Mozzone

McDowell

Makers Architecture and Urban Design hired Jaclyn McDowell as an associate and Emily Mozzone as a marketing and office coordinator in Seattle. McDowell was an architectural designer for three years at CallisonRTKL, where she worked on the design team for the Nordstrom NYC flagship store. At Makers she is working on the federal facilities planning team. Mozzone does proposal submittals, document production and other support functions. She was a marketing intern at Gensler, and holds a bachelor's in digital design from Seattle University. Makers also has an office in San Diego.

Parametrix

Johnson

In Seattle, Parametrix hired Per Johnson as a senior scientist in the environmental science group. Johnson will support and manage projects for agencies and municipalities in the region including Sound Transit. He has over 16 years of experience in natural resources consulting as a field data technician and project manager leading multidisciplinary teams. Most recently, he was a project manager, senior biologist and permitting specialist at Shannon & Wilson. Parametrix provides engineering, planning and environmental sciences.

GGLO

Decker

Suh

Verbitsky

Nataka

In Seattle, GGLO promoted Katie Nakata, Kayla Verbitsky, Kiwon Suh and Phillip Decker to associate. Nakata has recent design experience focused on senior living communities. Verbitsky has worked in the architecture industry since 2012. She has a background in building information technology and Revit and experience on commercial and multifamily projects, with an emphasis in tall buildings. Suh has been a landscape architect since 2009. His clients are in the public and private sectors and he is versed in feasibility studies, pre-design for funding and design implementation. Decker has an appreciation for integrated, site-specific design that is ecologically responsible and authentic to each site. GGLO provides architecture, landscape architecture, interior design and planning.

Bernardo Wills Architects

Halstead

Matthew Halstead joined Spokane-based Bernardo Wills Architects as a BIM/CAD technician. Halstead is providing drafting, design and construction support for Vivacity Care Center, a primary-care medical clinic in Spokane Valley, and Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories' SEL Event Center in Pullman. He has 15 years of drafting and design experience, previously as technical design manager for an importer of European window systems in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Bernardo Wills provides architecture, interior design, landscape architecture and master planning.

Atwell

Berry

Atwell hired Brady Berry as a team leader in the land development group in Portland. Berry will provide leadership support to project teams and promote and expand Atwell's services into emerging geographic markets in the Northwest. He has over 35 years of experience on residential, commercial, school, recreation and industrial and storage facility projects. He specializes in site civil improvements. Atwell is a national consulting, engineering and construction services firm.