Feb 18, 2004

Sparling

Newbury

Pihl

Peterson

Sparling promoted Michael Newbury to principal. Chris Peterson and Karl Pihl have been promoted to associates.

Newbury will lead one of Sparling's eight design studios, focusing on the health care and hospitality markets on a regional and national scale.

Peterson works with property owners on sustainable design.

Pihl has been involved in McCaw Hall in Seattle, McIntyre Hall Performing Arts & Conference Center in Mount Vernon and the Performing Arts Center for the Eastside in Bellevue.

David Evans and Associates

West

Matthew E. West was promoted to senior associate at David Evans and Associates in Bellevue, where he serves as regional survey manager.

Since joining DEA in 2002, he has managed the topographic and boundary survey used for design of the new Tacoma Police headquarters, the site redevelopment topographic survey for Totem Ocean Trailer Express for the Port of Tacoma and the Bridge of Glass.

West is a member of the Land Surveyor Association of Washington and the American Congress on Survey and Mapping.

O'Connor Kriegh Architects

Hartz

Maguire

Ken Hartz has joined Bainbridge Island's O'Connor Kriegh Architects as a project manager. Hartz has design and technical experience with commercial, retail, education and public assembly projects. The firm is working on an assortment of commercial, residential and mixed-use projects.

The firm has also added Chip Maguire as a design intern. Maguire has experience with residential and commercial projects, and currently is involved with the firm's sustainable architecture and environmental design practice.

Marti Amsbaugh has joined as an administrative assistant. For the last 20 years, Amsbaugh has been involved in the land use, development and real estate industry.

NBBJ

Sanford

Iannucci

NBBJ added Bill Sanford is a partner. The Seattle office also promoted a principal, 10 senior associates and 12 associates.

Sanford has expertise in strategic real estate planning, financial and life-cycle cost analysis, economic forecasting and operational planning for large, complex public and private enterprises. He leads NBBJ MSOffice1 practice areas, and its planning and civic projects. He joined NBBJ in 1974.

Jeanne Iannucci, a new principal, has worked on projects as small as the University of Washington's Wilson Laboratory Remodel, or as large as the University of Washington Bothell/Cascadia Community College campus, as well as Safeco Field, Seattle Justice Center and Sea-Tac Airport South Terminal expansion. She is currently managing the Museum of Flight expansion.

New senior associates are Jim Brennan, Debbie Castle, Phil Duff, Tim Jones, Glen Kawaguchi, Angela O'Brien-Ruff, Bill Parker, Jacqueline Pulley, Bobby Pressley and Kim Selby.

New associates are Merrill Aldrich, Lydia de Sa e Silva, Scott Francis, Anita Hornby, Steve Joo, Candy Levesque, Judy Medema, Pat Murphy, Eric Phillips, Erin Shaw, Matthew Somerton and Sherine Tully.

Rice Fergus Miller

Serra

Bremerton's Rice Fergus Miller added Dion Serra as a staff architect. Serra is a 2000 graduate of Olympic College and a 2003 graduate of Washington State University, with a bachelor of science in architectural studies. He has experience in a variety of drafting and 3-D modeling programs, including AutoCAD, 3D Studio and Maya.

Roth Hill

Harper

Roth Hill Engineering Partners added Kevin Harper to its executive team. Harper serves as the firm's vice president, director of strategic management. He is responsible for the firm's business development, strategic and business planning, financial planning, control and budgeting, risk management and general consulting.

Feb 11, 2004

Johnson Braund

NewsBriefs:Priya Gupta recently joined Johnson Braund Design Group's architecture studio as a project architect. Priya has two years design experience on hospitality and housing projects. Gupta is currently involved with the Rainier Court affordable housing in the Rainier Valley.

Rachael Saumweber also joined JBDG as an architect. Her background includes design development, construction documents, as-builts and other architectural drawings for a variety of project types. She is involved in several Courtyard by Marriott reinvention projects throughout the U.S. She is also currently involved in design of the Ballinger Court affordable senior housing project in Edmonds.

Scott Stidell is new at the firm as an architect. Scott has seven years experience as an architect and project manager for federal and residential projects. He is developing hotel prototype documents for Marriott International.

Erin Wark joined JBDG as project architect. Her background includes design development in the housing and hospitality areas. She is currently involved in the Courtyard by Marriott reinvention projects in the U.S.

Parametrix

Ken Black recently joined the Portland office of Parametrix, where he will lead the water/wastewater division. Black has 20 years of engineering experience, with particular emphasis in business development and new technology. He will be responsible for project execution, business development, and staff management.

Most recently, Black was the chief applications engineer for MagnaDrive Corp. in Seattle, where he established engineering sales and a marketing plan for an emerging technology for industrial/municipal motor systems.

DeForest Ogden Design Office

DeForest Ogden Design Office has named Lydia Marshall a senior associate. Marshall has been with the firm for three years and has 15 years experience in custom residential design. She was the project architect for the firm's award-winning house and gallery on Whidbey Island

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Sparling

Sparling project designer Brett Hanson will serve as chair of the Industry Applications Society Seattle chapter for 2004. IAS is a division of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, a non-profit, technical professional association of more than 377,000 members in 150 countries. IAS supports professionals in the electrical and electronic engineering industry. Hanson will represent the IAS chapter at monthly Seattle Section Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers meetings and at the 2003 annual meeting for both organizations in Salt Lake City.

Hargis Engineers

Haugk

Parker

Hargis Engineers announced the promotion of Brian Haugk to principal, and Chris Parker to associate.

Haugk is mechanical engineer on K-12, financial and specialty retail projects. Current projects include the phased renovations at Foss, International and Monroe high schools, as well as several newly constructed Washington Mutual Bank Occasio branches.

As a project manager and team leader, Parker oversees telecommunications consulting and design services for financial, municipal and retail projects. He is currently serving on Washington Mutual Bank's nationwide back-up power initiative.

Studio Meng Strazzara

Barlow

Saito

Studio Meng Strazzara recently added Patricia Barlow, civil engineer, and Mike Saito, senior architect.

Barlow joins the civil engineering department in expanding the firm's engineering capabilities. She is working on a multi-family residential project, the Harvard Estates, as well as the Evergreen State College Daniel J. Evans Library Building. She will provide in-house engineering expertise for architectural and site design projects, as well as independent consulting, analysis, design and construction assistance for site, drainage, environmental and transportation projects.

Saito brings 20 years experience to the educational design studio. He is also working on Evergreen State College library building modernization and addition. Saito has worked on K-12 education, multi-family, medical buildings, library buildings, municipal, postal and commercial clients.