Jun 16, 1998

LCL

Lease Crutcher Lewis has added three lead project engineers to its staff. They include David Wemer, Kristyn Clayton and Bernie O'Donnell.Wemer holds degrees in building construction, architecture and economics. He has been assigned to the company's Cedar Court office project in Redmond. Clayton has expertise in energy conservation and historic preservation and is working on the new Lakeside Middle School in North Seattle. O'Donnell holds an architecture degree from the University of Washington and spent nine years at the university working on projects like the Tacoma Branch Campus and the Allen Library.

Emcon announces staff additions

BOTHELL -- Emcon recently hired four new people at its Bothell office. They are:

• Robert Newman, branch services manager in Emcon's facility-services division;
• Brian Phillips, a chemical engineer in the facility-services division;
• Kelly Rankich, an environmental engineer in the company's site-restoration division, and
• Jennifer Barkes, administrative assistant.

Jun 15, 1998

Credit Union of the Pacific

The Credit Union of the Pacific opened its newest branch in the Lakewood Mall in Tacoma. The facility, which includes teller work stations, an in-branch ATM machine, and a member-use computer station, was designed by The Driftmier Architects.

Jun 12, 1998

Coldwell Banker Bain

Terry Miller, a sales agent with Coldwell Banker Bain's Seattle Metro-Capitol Hill office, has earned the Certified Residential Specialist designation. Persons who earn the CRS designation must complete courses required by the Residential Sales Council and demonstrate particular expertise in residential real estate marketing. Only 5 percent of real estate agents nationwide hold the designation.

Jun 10, 1998

Miller/Hull

Stephen Sutherland has been promoted to associate status at The Miller/Hull Partnership. Since joining the firm in 1994, his projects have included the Seattle Center Flag Pavilion and International Fountain redevelopment and the Washington Grocery Building historic renovation project in Bellingham. He is currently project manager for the Seattle Water Quality facility, the Washington State Public Health infant screening laboratory building and numerous laboratory projects at the University of Washington.

BOORA

Eric Hasenburg has been promoted to the level of associate with BOORA Architects of Portland. Since joining the firm in 1992, Hasenburg has been involved in the design of NikeTowns in Seattle and Honolulu, Portland State University Housing and several elementary schools.

INCA

Mike Carney has joined INCA Engineers as senior structural engineer, and will assume responsibility for several of the company's projects involving water conveyance and navigation design. He has experience in finite element modeling of dams, gates and related equipment.

Harris

Scott Perry has been named an associate by Harris & Associates' Seattle office. Harris has been with the firm since 1989 managing public projects, including two recent $5 million interchanges.

Integrus

Muhammadali Sami has joined Integrus Architecture's Seattle office as an architectural intern. He is a 1994 graduate of the University of Maryland and is currently at work on Squalicum High School for the Bellingham School District.

Group West

Carmen Varljen has been promoted to senior projects manager of the interior division at Group West Associates, Inc. in Lynnwood.