Feb 06, 2001

Heery International

Heery International has made several promotions in its Seattle office. Jimmy Jones, Shawn K. O'Sullivan, Debi E. Smith and Mitchell J. Stein have all been promoted to the position of associate. Heery International is a full-service design, engineering and construction management firm with over 1,100 employees in 30 offices worldwide. The Seattle office is home to 75 construction managers, move managers, designers and planners.

WGA

The Washington Glass Association has elected its new officers and board of directors for 2001. The officers include: Bonnie Fay of Northwestern Industries, president; Mike Ball of the Glaziers & Glassworkers Local Union No. 188, vice president; Ed Howell of Hartung Glass Industries, secretary; Greg Barnhart of Pacific Glass & Door, treasurer; and Jerry Larson of Larson's Glass, past president. The board of directors include: Mark Casper of DeaMor Associates; Bill George of General Storefronts; Steve Klein of Morse Industries; Chris Rogstad of Window Tech; and Gary Towndrow of RGA Architectural Sales. Maryanne Howell continues as the association's executive director.

Jan 31, 2001

Shannon & Wilson

Shannon & Wilson, Inc. announced the following additions to its Seattle staff: Gayle Guadarrama, senior associate and corporate marketing director, has more than 20 years of experience as a marketing professional in the architecture/engineering/construction industry. She is past president of the Society for Marketing Professional Services Seattle Chapter and a long time, active member of the National Association of Office and Industrial Parks. David Winter, vice president, has a 20-year history of successful projects in the Puget Sound region. He has overseen major geotechnical and environmental projects for both public and private sector clients, including the Washington Mutual Tower, U.S. Bank Centre, Westlake Center and Bellevue Place. Projects such as these have established him as one of the region’s authorities on deep excavation design and construction.

Hackworth Architecture Planning

Hackworth Architecture Planning, Inc. of Seattle announces the promotion of Denise Steffes to project architect. Steffes joined the firm in 1998 and has been an integral part of the management team.

Steffes received her Bachelor of Architecture degree from WSU and has more than 20 years experience as a professional architect. Her recent projects include a six-story commercial mixed-use building in downtown Redmond, a 240-unit condominium site in Renton and design guidelines for NW Landing in Dupont. Her experience also includes office and retail buildings, warehouses and custom residential projects.

Hackworth Architecture, established in 1992, provides architecture and land planning services for major Northwest builders and developers. The firm's expertise includes master planned communities, urban in-fill, residential development, mixed-use facilities, as well as commercial office buildings, townhouses, apartments and custom residential homes.

Harris Group

Harris Group has hired Marvin Davis as mechanical engineer for its industrial manufacturing business unit in Seattle. He will be assisting customers such as Boeing, Harley-Davidson and Paccar. A graduate of Oregon Institute of Technology, Davis brings 18 years of experience to Harris. Harris provides consulting engineering, design and construction management to business in energy, forest industries, industrial manufacturing, microelectronics and telecommunications.

Emick Howard & Seibert

Emick Howard & Seibert, Inc. announced that Jim Haack has become a shareholder in the corporation and its subsidiary, Conway Architecture, Inc.

Haack directs all architectural design for the firm. His current projects include: La Quinta Court retail development, Purdue University Credit Union in West Lafayette, Ind., Lexus of Bellevue, 975 John Street Office building, Kitsap Federal Community Credit Union and LG’s Steakhouse in La Quinta, Calif. Emick Howard & Seibert, Inc. is a full service architectural firm headquartered in Seattle with a branch office in Irvine, Calif.

MulvannyG2

MulvannyG2 Architects recently hired David Haworth Jr. to manage the firm's corporate communications and Lindsey Doyle as marketing assistant. Haworth will be responsible for managing MulvannyG2's corporate-wide public relations and media relations activities, as well as developing content for the firm's marketing materials and newsletters. He previously worked for the Frause Group, a Seattle public relations agency, as an account executive and has seven years of public relations and communications experience.

Doyle will provide support for MulvannyG2's various marketing and public relations programs. She previously worked for KLSY and KIXI radio in Seattle as a promotion coordinator and graduated from Washington State University in May 2000.

Founded in 1971 and headquartered in Bellevue, MulvannyG2 is the third largest architectural firm in the Pacific Northwest and is licensed in 46 states and Canada. The firm provides architectural, planning and interior design services for office, retail, health care, industrial and mixed-use facilities

Jan 30, 2001

Museum of Glass

Linda Prather and Susan Warner have joined the staff at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma. Prather joins the museum as director of marketing and communications. Her last position was with Seattle Opera, where she was director of marketing and communications for eight years. Warner has more than 20 years of management, arts administration and education experience. She joins the museum from the Seattle Children's Museum where she was director of education. The museum also announced that James Carreker, founder and chairman of Aspect Communications Corp., located in San Jose, Calif., has been appointed to its board of trustees. The Museum of Glass is scheduled to open in July 2002.