Jun 08, 2005

CH2M Hill

Bellevue's CH2M Hill recently named Gil Salazar senior project manager. He has 25 years of experience in transportation engineering, including work on corridor selection studies and construction management. Associate engineer and traffic modeler Jimmy Wong was with the city of Bellevue. Project manager and civil highway engineer Thomas Mudayankavil has 17 years of international experience on interchanges, light rail and highway projects. Senior project manager Paul Bhaumik has 25 years of expertise on rail projects. Aquatic ecologist Shaun Roark is an aquatic ecologist who's involved on projects in the Upper Columbia River, the Blackbird Mine in Idaho and the Portland Harbor. Sean Battle is an associate engineer for highway and traffic design, working on projects for local transportation agencies. Joe Brentin is a GIS analyst working on replacement of the SR 520 bridge. Gretchen Herron is a wetland scientist working on a revegetation project for the Bunker Hill mine in Idaho. Marybeth Torgerson is an executive assistant to Northwest regional manager Kathy Lombardo. Andrea Hallberg is a human resources specialist, Eileen Stauch is a purchase technician. Structural engineer Kasidit Chansawat recently transferred from the Corvallis, Ore., office to Bellevue.

Ambia

Ambia has hired David P. Thomas, who has 27 years of architectural experience. Thomas will focus on government-related architecture projects. Ambia is based in Seattle and Olympia, and focuses on education, government, commercial and residential planning and design.

Bumgardner

Bumgardner added associate Joshua MacTaggart, who worked in historic preservation before starting a firm in Austin, Texas. He is a project manager on mixed-use projects. Project architect Mancong Lin has 12 years of experience in commercial, retail and healthcare projects. Guy Peckham was promoted to associate. He has 27 years of experience, and manages multifamily and single-family projects. He is also leading the firm's efforts in sustainability and code compliance. Bumgardner is a Seattle planning, architecture and interior design firm.

Hammond Collier Wade Livingstone

Hammond Collier Wade Livingstone promoted Robin D. Nelson to president. Nelson has worked as a professional engineer, consultant and also been in municipal government. Hammond Collier is a civil engineering firm with offices in Seattle, Wenatchee, Lakewood, Omak, and Winthrop.

Jun 01, 2005

Gensler Architecture

Teeuw

The Seattle office of Gensler Architecture, Design & Planning Worldwide promoted Jeroen Teeuw. Originally from The Netherlands, Teeuw is fluent in Dutch, German and English. Jeroen has worked on renovation of the Jackson Federal Building entry pavilion. Other clients include Graham and Dunn, Deloitte & Touche, Bank of America and Microsoft.

Parametrix

Harrison

The Portland office of Parametrix hired Michael Harrison as an urban planner specializing in policy and public involvement. Harrison joins Parametrix's Community Building Resource Team, which includes planners, designers and scientists collaborating to build healthier communities. Harrison has 12 years of public involvement, communications and planning experience.

PND

Wiest

PND recently added Christopher Wiest to the Seattle office. He formerly worked as an engineer for the Washington State Department of Transportation in Vancouver. His current assignments at PND include stormwater and drainage design for the Port of Seattle, and civil design for the 12th Street Marina upland area for the Port of Everett.

Northwest Architectural

Harding

O'Malley

Hoffman

The Spokane office of Northwest Architectural Co. has promoted Brent G. Harding and Michael R. O'Malley to principal from associate principal, and Gregory J. Hoffman to senior associate from associate. Harding, who has been with NAC since 1992, is currently serving as principal designer of the new Mead Elementary School and project manager for the addition and modernization to Lincoln Middle School in Pullman. O'Malley, who originally joined in 1983, is serving as project manager for the new InCyte Pathology Laboratory Building in Spokane. He is also working on a number of projects at Kootenai Medical Center in Coeur d'Alene, as well as providing design and project management services for a new medical office building on the St. James Healthcare campus in Butte, Mont. Hoffman, an electrical/communications designer and project manager, joined in 1989, helping form NAC Engineering, NAC's electrical engineering division. Hoffman's current projects include the new SIRTI Technology Center in Spokane's University District, Spokane Community College Science Building, and Mount View Elementary School in Seattle.

EDI, Ltd.

EDI, Ltd., an Atlanta-based technology consulting firm, announced Christian Lindmark has joined its Seattle office as a senior technology consultant. Lindmark, who comes to EDI with more than seven years of experience in designing technology solutions, will oversee the creation and construction of low voltage systems for major projects throughout the United States. Prior to joining EDI, Lindmark worked as a consultant with Sparling.

Berger/ABAM

Schurman

Pitera

Berger/ABAM's Seattle office announced a new employee and a promotion. Rob Schurman recently joined as a civil engineer. His experience includes Redmond's Bear Creek stream restoration, Redmond's Villa Marina hydraulic study and the Sammamish Inglewood basin plan. Kelly Pitera was promoted to a Grade IV engineer. Her recent projects include Interstate 5, state Route 161 interchange and SR 18 interchange projects for WSDOT; the Bremerton Fire Station; and the Seattle Monorail interim facilities.

Group Mackenzie

Pedersen

Group Mackenzie of Portland added Laura Pedersen andLinda Myers as senior interior designers. Pedersen is working on Dove Lewis Emergency Animal Hospital in Portland, East Police Precinct in Vancouver and Pacific Office Automation in Beaverton. Myers is working on Amber Glen in Hillsboro and the Scholls Business Center in Tigard.

Otak

Grimm

Stoneman

Soltz

Lawrence

Otak Inc. has added water resources engineers to its offices in Kirkland and Lake Oswego, Ore., and a surveyor in Bend, Ore. Larry Grimm, an engineer and senior project manager, and Scott Stoneman, an engineer, joined Otak's Water and Natural Resources group in Kirkland. Grimm has worked on master drainage plans for large-scale master-planned communities, and on stormwater, water and wastewater infrastructure projects. Stoneman works on residential surface water and water-supply projects, as well as stream restoration, fish passage and mine-reclamation. He spent a year volunteering in Ethiopia, managing construction of 15 projects. Terrence Soltz joined the Lake Oswego office. He has experience in surface and sub-surface hydrology, stormwater modeling and environmental fluid mechanics. William Lawrence joined the Bend survey group.

Pacific Engineering Design

Sanford

Larsen

Pacific Engineering Design, a Renton-based civil engineering and planning firm, promoted two longstanding employees to partner: Darrin Sanford and Lou Larsen. They have managed multifamily, commercial, and single-family projects throughout the Puget Sound region.

CollinsWoerman

Chavez	Coney	Levya
Martin	Spiker	Williamson
Welch	Spivey	Szczesniak

CollinsWoerman has added Marc Chavez, Sean Coney, Jose Leyva, John Bartelink, Ralph Martin, David Spiker, Donna Williamson, Preston Welch, Paul Spivey and Jon Szczesniak. Chavez joined as a senior specifications writer and is an acting architect for new construction and restoration/renovation. Coney, an architect, previously worked on mixed-use retail, high-rise office and residential, including Brightwater, Lincoln Square and 2200 Westlake. Leyva previously worked at TRA Architecture and WMFL (Integrus) Spokane. Bartelink is information technology director, with experience in IT/IS services, Web application development management and network architect and administration. Martin is an architect with experience in civic, mixed-use commercial and health care projects. Spiker is a project manager with experience in architectural design, planning and construction. Williamson was at Gensler Architects as a project manager, where she worked on such projects as Bank of America. Welch is an architect with experience in site verification, construction and contract document preparation. Szczesniak and Spivey are architects. Szczesniak worked in architectural design at Glassman Shoemake Maldonado. Spivey received a masters of architecture from Washington State University.

Kleinfelder

West

Kleinfelder Inc. announced Larry West has joined the firm in its Seattle office to lead the Hydrogeologic Services Department, and lead construction de-watering consultation efforts across the firm. He has worked on projects for the Port of Seattle and on the Clover/Chambers Creek Geohydrologic Study in Pierce County.