Jul 07, 2010
Heath Mellotte has joined MacKay & Sposito's construction management and civil engineering team in Vancouver. Mellotte has 18 years of experience in public and private civil engineering projects. He was previously responsible for project management of West Richland's water and sewer capital improvement projects, including an $8 million wastewater treatment plant expansion. M&S offers civil engineering, land and construction surveying, land-use planning, landscape architecture and construction management services. It also has offices in Kennewick; Wilsonville and Bend, Ore.; and Salt Lake City.
Johnston Architects has hired five new people: architects
Cheryl Jacobs and
Ginger Garff; intern architects
Sarang Gokhale and
Rob Spooner; and receptionist and office assistant
Mia Tran. Jacobs, Garff and Spooner are all LEED-accredited. Gokhale is new to the Pacific Northwest and holds a graduate degree from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Tran recently returned from Morocco where she served two years in the Peace Corp.
Jun 30, 2010
CollinsWoerman promoted
Harold Moniz to senior associate in planning and
Lara Macklin to associate. Moniz has been with the firm since 2007, leading work on Seattle Housing Authority's Yesler Terrace and King County's form-based code pilot project. Macklin, a medical planner/interior designer, is with the health care team. She worked on Swedish Issaquah Medical Center and MultiCare Covington Medical Center. Seattle-based CollinsWoerman is an architecture, design and planning firm.
Nathan Twining with Wilson Engineering received his Washington engineer license and has been promoted to project engineer. He has been a design engineer for Wilson since 2006, assisting with roads, civil site planning, reservoirs, water mains, sewer pump stations and wastewater reuse plants.
MulvannyG2 Architecture hired
Jenny Li as a design principal in its Bellevue office. Li is lead designer for the retail and mixed-use sectors. She has 22 years of international design and management experience in retail, mixed-use, corporate, industrial, residential and master planning in the United States, China and New Zealand.
T. Patrick Fox, survey manager with Skillings Connolly in Lacey, is one of fewer than 500 land surveyors nationwide to receive a new certification from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management called CFedS, for Certified Federal Surveyor. The program enhances expertise for survey work on federal lands, especially on Indian trust lands. Fox has been in the surveying field in Thurston County since 1977, and has managed Skillings Connolly's survey department for 12 years.
