Aug 09, 2006

Shockey/Brent

Shockey/Brent added senior associate Harley Mattson to its management team. Mattson has nine years of experience in the Puget Sound region with private sector land-use planning and engineering firms, primarily in Snohomish County. She will manage project land-use applications, including subdivisions and short plats.

Wattenbarger Architects

Wattenbarger Architects has named James Brown, Travis McDanold and Todd Sargeant as associates. In addition to their roles as architects and project managers, Brown, McDanold and Sargeant have worked as an information technologies team, promoting technology within the firm and leading education and standardization initiatives.

Integrus

Integrus Architecture promoted Tom Corcoran to principal. Corcoran has 22 years of experience in architecture and engineering fields, and has been with Integrus for more than eight years as a senior structural engineer. At Integrus, Corcoran has worked on projects such as the Navy & Marine Reserve Center in Fort Lewis, Eastside Catholic High School, the Edmonds School District Support Center and the Covington Library for the King County Library System.

Sparling

Tim White joined Sparling’s Portland office as a CAD specialist. White has 17 years of drafting experience, including branch circuiting, panel schedules, load calculations, drawing assembly and defining department standards.

Herrera Environmental Consultants

Herrera Environmental Consultants promoted Tim Abbe to principal river and coastal geomorphologist. Abbe joined Herrera four years ago, and has worked on geomorphology, large scale river restoration and engineered log jams.

Aug 02, 2006

Sparling

Sparling hired Anthony Evans and Josee Gaulin as CAD drafters/designers and Tera Cyphert as an administrative assistant. Evans joined the technology consulting group. He has expertise in telecommunication infrastructure design with experience in 3-D modeling. Gaulin is a CAD drafter/designer for an electrical studio that specializes in health care, hospitality and retail projects. Cyphert will support professional and technical staff in the Seattle office.

Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo

Destination design firm Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo has hired Steven Samuelson as senior interior designer and Robin Goddard as corporate public relations manager. Project designer Shannon Suess and project architect Susan Frieson have recently joined the Seattle office from the Newport Beach, Calif., office. Samuelson's experience includes hospitality, retail, commercial and residential projects. Goddard has 10 years of public relations and journalism experience. She has worked as a journalist for Wired News and the San Francisco Chronicle, and in public relations for Random House. Suess worked on the Hilton Hotel in SeaTac, the Mondello Hotel in Fresno, Calif., and the Atlantis Paradise Island Resort, Hotel and Casino in the Bahamas. Frieson has been involved in The Mansion at MGM Grand, Las Vegas, The Jumeirah Beach Residence, an urban residential resort community involving 30 high-rise apartment buildings in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and Water Tower Place, a major retail renovation in Chicago.

Parametrix

The Sumner office of Parametrix recently hired Joe Kurrus as senior engineer. Kurrus has managed several multidiscipline consultant teams on private and public sector projects, including utilities relocation and drainage design, environmental remediation, dam safety and flood control measures, civil site development, and infrastructure and rehabilitation projects.

Yantis Acoustical Design

Yantis Acoustical Design recently added Noel Frederick as an acoustician. He has 12 years experience in acoustics and vibration engineering and a background in business development. Frederick's current Yantis projects include Salem Hospital in Salem, Ore., and Wellington Elementary School in Woodinville.

Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects

Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects has hired five people. Brian Slick and Jin Lee joined the Seattle office. Slick has 20 years experience and is project manager for the 112th Avenue mixed-use complex in Bellevue, slated to begin construction in the spring of 2007. Lee, an intern architect, has 16 years experience and joined the teams working on the Rollin Street condominiums in Seattle and the 112th Avenue project. The Portland office has added Ian Mickelson, William Taylor, Eric Nielssen, Pamela Brown, Julie Mast and Debbie Laughlin. Mickelson has 15 years experience in higher education facilities, dental/medical offices and sustainable design. He is working on family housing in Portland's Pearl District. Taylor is an intern architect and 3-D specialist and is working on modeling and rendering a resort in Maui. Nielssen, intern architect, is part of the architectural team working on assisted-living facilities. Brown, an interior designer, is working on multiple tenant improvement projects. Mast, an interior designer with 16 years experience, is also working on tenant improvement projects. Laughlin is an interior designer with 13 years experience, who is working on the interiors and leasing offices for resort and timeshare projects. Other additions are Quin Thompson, Mary Watkins and Amy Green, intern architects; Julie Staton Ellis, librarian; Susana Rose, interior designer; Matthew Lhotka, drafter; and Gary Haymlan, administrative staff.

LRS Architects

LRS Architects of Portland has added senior interior designer Alexandra Zimmer and interior designer Anne Stende to the interior design studio. Designer Eeshoo Rehani has received his LEED accreditation from the US Green Building Council. Zimmer is working on the tenant improvements for the Fanno Creek Office building in Tigard, Ore., and renovation and interior design for the De Soto Building that will be home to five art galleries and LRS' new offices in 2007. Stende is also assigned to the De Soto Building and has worked on interiors for Moran Vista in Spokane. Rehani earned his LEED accreditation in June and is working on mixed-use projects in Canby and the Pearl District in Portland.

Brown and Caldwell

Brown and Caldwell recently hired seven employees in its Seattle office. Terry Gatlin is a mechanical engineer and Bruce Johnston is a principal engineer in the instrumentation and control group. Shannon Rauch is a senior business consulting practice engineer, with a background in electrical engineering. Shawn Shirey joined the civil/infrastructure group and Christopher Muller is an Engineer II with the wastewater group. Joining office administration are Melanie Thullen as the Washington HR/administration manager and Maya Beal as a senior project coordinator.

Callison

Doug Demers has joined Callison's Seattle office to lead the workplace studio, which plans and designs corporate interiors. Demers' primary responsibilities include studio management, strategy, resource development and business development. He has 24 years experience and was recently a managing principal with Perkins+Will's Seattle office.