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Mar 14, 2012











Seattle architecture firm GGLO promoted Beth Dwyer and Mark Sindell to principal, David Cutler, Ted Panton and Alicia Daniels Uhlig to senior associate, Hal Eden, Amy Hartwell, Lindsey Clibborn and Kevin Reed to associate, Tracy Ring to director of human resources and Barry Hohstadt to director of information systems. Dwyer has 25 years of experience that includes retail, commercial, historic renovation, educational and multifamily projects, among them University Village. She is working on UW/Children's Workforce Housing. Sindell is a landscape architect with 15 years of experience in projects that include housing, hospitality, parks and open space. Cutler focuses on complex design projects, from buildings to districts, and works with public-private partnerships, innovative development codes and mixed funding sources. Daniels Uhlig has more than 15 years of experience in sustainable design. As GGLO's director of sustainability, she leads internal research and integrates sustainable design in projects. Panton designs and manages urban mixed-use projects, with a focus on complex environmental and entitlement issues. Eden knows construction technology and detailing. Hartwell has worked on multifamily, mixed-use and rehab projects. Clibborn has experience in housing, hotels, spas, conference facilities and tenant improvements. Reed designs affordable housing. Ring has been with GGLO for 14 years, with experience in benefits, policy development, recruiting, communications and professional development. Hohstadt has more than 15 years of information systems experience.

Enginuity Systems hired Amy Brever as office manager and director of marketing. Brever has five years of experience in marketing and graphic design. Enginuity is a Tacoma-based firm that provides mechanical engineering and energy analysis.

The Blueline Group hired Gina Brooks as project engineer. Brooks has 16 years of civil engineering experience on residential and commercial projects. Blueline provides civil engineering and land use planning.


USKH hired Randy Wilkinson as a senior mechanical engineer in the Spokane office and Steve Edwards as communications manager. Wilkinson has 30 years of experience engineering and designing HVAC and plumbing systems for educational, commercial, industrial and institutional projects. Edwards has been with USKH since 2009, formerly as a marketing specialist. He has 25 years of experience in communications, including nine at the Anchorage Daily News. USKH provides architecture, landscape architecture, engineering, environmental, planning and surveying.
David Evans and Associates has added a bridge center in its Bellevue office. It will be headed by Jake Menard, the firm's lead on the SR 520 Eastside Transit and HOV project. Menard has 10 years of bridge design and engineering experience. Prior to joining DEA, he was a bridge engineer for the Washington State Department of Transportation. Patrick Montemerlo will work on the bridge team. A bridge engineer for 10 years, he previously worked at FIGG Engineering in Florida. DEA's staff includes engineers, surveyors, hydrographers, planners, landscape architects and natural resources scientists.
Associated Earth Sciences hired Lannie Smith as Tacoma environmental manager and Elizabeth Rachman as Tacoma senior hydrogeologist and project manager. Smith and Rachman have more than 30 years of combined experience in environmental assessments and remediation. Associated is a consulting engineering company that provides geotechnical engineering, hydrogeology, environmental consulting, geology and low impact development support.
Mar 07, 2012

The Perkins+Will Seattle office hired Brodie Bain to the new position of campus planning director. Bain is an architect and planner who has focused on higher education for 15 years. She has 20 years of experience in architecture and design, including campus planning, programming, space studies, land use, site planning and pre-designs for campus buildings. Her clients have included Ohio State University and the University of Washington. She was a partner at Seattle-based Mithun and led development of its sustainable campus master planning.



Josh Robischon, Brady Bell and Scott Miller have formed a new mechanical engineering firm in Renton called Metrix Engineers. Metrix provides HVAC, plumbing and fire sprinkler design in the educational, data center, office and retail sectors. The founders are all mechanical engineers and were previously senior associates at Hargis Engineers. The office is in the Blackriver Corporate Park at 1131 S.W. Seventh St., Suite 110. It can be reached at (425) 336-2822.

Runberg Architecture Group promoted Michele A. Wang to partner. Wang has been with the firm since 2000 and specializes in urban housing, with an emphasis on student and affordable housing. For the past six years, she has been a principal. Wang's work has included Denny Park Apartments and Borealis Apartments. Prior to joining Runberg, she was a designer at Wesselman Pellecchia Associates. She worked on environmental graphics for Benaroya Hall and Pacific Place. Seattle-based Runberg specializes in urban mixed-use, housing and adaptive reuse.

Art Anderson Associates, a Bremerton engineering services firm, hired Sean McKee as a senior marine electrical engineer. McKee leads electrical engineering for marine and vessel engineering projects. He was a US Navy electrician and has worked on the Navy's X-Craft and Washington State Ferries' new 144-car ferry. At Art Anderson, he is working on repowering the AMHS ferry Tustumena.
Dennis R. Baker, director of land surveying services for Jerome W. Morrissette & Associates, received certification from the Bureau of Land Management for the certified federal surveyor program.