May 12, 2004

Brown and Caldwell

The environmental planning, design and construction management firm Brown and Caldwell hired new staff in its Seattle office.

Emil Voges is a senior engineer with a background in civil, environmental, nuclear and process engineering. Kevin Stively is a process controls supervising engineer with experience in pulp and paper, and chemical and metal processing. Todd Keithahn is a principal engineer with civil engineering and construction management expertise. Moe Leavitt is a civil engineer.

In the company's CAD department, Kevin Smith is a senior civil designer, Damion Deaterla is a senior drafter, Seth Franklin is a senior mechanical designer and Jeremy Miller is a CAD drafter.

Christina McGuire is area business operations manager and Mary Lou McDonald is a senior project coordinator. Steve Anest is a desktop technician and Kristin Quick is a marketing coordinator.

Bayview Surveying

Bayview Surveying in Burlington hired engineer Allen Danskine. Danskine has been an engineer for 15 years and is licensed in Washington, Oregon and Alaska.

Johnson Braund Design Group

Marv Fucal recently joined Johnson Braund Design Group's Seattle-based architecture studio as an intern architect. Fucal has three years' design experience on education and office buildings. He is working on a Springhill Suites hotel in Boise. Johnson Braund provides architectural and landscape design services for housing, hospitality and commercial projects.

NBBJ

Wheeler

Architecture, planning and interior design firm NBBJ announced Gary Wheeler will join its New York office as a principal. NBBJ has six offices in the U.S. and others in the United Kingdom, Europe and Asia.

Wheeler's 30-year career includes managing director of Perkins & Will in Chicago and principal of his own company, The Wheeler Group, in Minneapolis. He worked on the world headquarters for Time Warner in New York.

CDi Engineers

Johnson

CDi Engineers announced senior mechanical designer Chris Johnson has completed the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design accreditation exam. Johnson was project manager and lead mechanical designer for a technology center in Wenatchee and renovation at the University of Washington's architecture hall.

Studio Meng Strazzara

McIntire

Gibbons

Seattle-based architecture, civil engineering and planning firm Studio Meng Strazzara added senior architect Mark McIntire and project architect John Gibbons to its team.

McIntire will work on construction administration for the Highline School District's Gregory Heights Elementary School. He has 15 years' experience in technical review and code compliance for educational facilities. Gibbons has 20 years' experience in educational facility design and project management. He is working on a library at Evergreen State College.

May 05, 2004

DCI Engineers

Gilda	House
Moorleghen	Crowley

DCI Engineers, a civil and structural engineering company, promoted Greg Gilda to associate and Brad House to project manager. The company also announced Mark Moorleghen from the Bellevue office and Craig Crowley from Spokane earned S.E. certification. Gilda joined DCI as structural division senior project manager and worked on the Michael's Toyota relocation in Bellevue and Lake Sawyer Christian Church in Black Diamond.

House has five years' experience designing projects such as Northwest Hospital Parking Garage in Seattle and Bremerton Government Center. Moorleghen has 23 years' experience and manages Seattle projects such as the Northwest Hospital medical office building and remodel of the Hearthstone Retirement Center. Crowley worked on the Kennewick Convention Center and Spokane Readiness Center. DCI has offices in Bellevue, Spokane, Everett, Portland and San Diego.

Baylis Architects

Bellevue-based Baylis Architects announced Christine R. Hatcher has advanced to project manager. Hatcher works on commercial office and retail projects. After finishing a private academy and church in Kirkland, she is now working on a bank in downtown Renton. Hatcher graduated from Texas A&M University and worked in Dallas.

Studio Lux

Seattle-based lighting design firm Studio Lux added designers Gwen Williams and Carlos Inclán to its staff. As associate designer, Williams brings CADD, interior design and design administration expertise. Inclán, a lighting designer and project manager, has international projects in his portfolio such as hotels, libraries, retail and residences.