Mar 01, 2023

Mackenzie

Hedlof

recognitions

Lee

Mackenzie announced the following professional recognitions. Eunoh Lee has been elevated to associate and Andy Tatkowski and Rachel Hedlof have been elevated to senior associates.

Lee is a certified design firm administrator, demonstrating a high-level of administrative expertise in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry. She has a wide range of experience in client service skills, office management, document processor, and now working as a contract administrator. She holds a MS in applied visualization and a BFA in graphic design from Mississippi State University.

An engineer, Tatkowski is the structural team lead in Mackenzie's Seattle office. He brings a great depth of knowledge and experience to Mackenzie and has had a large impact with improving processes and procedures throughout the department. He received his master's degree in civil engineering from the University of California, Berkeley.

Architect Hedlof has over 18 years of architectural experience managing projects in several building sectors including public, commercial, and multifamily. She works closely with team architects and managers to create exceptional results for clients. In particular she has had a great impact on Mackenzie's commercial business unit.

Rolluda Architects

Tompkins

Shah

Park

Ho

Garcia

Clark

Rolluda Architects, Inc. welcomed six new staff members between June 2022 and January 2023.

Steven Garcia has joined the firm as an IT and office support assistant. Garcia is a recent graduate from the University of Iowa with a Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in Computer Science. Part of his work experience includes writing and video editing for The Daily Iowan.

Mia Ho joined the firm as a designer III associate. Ho has a Ph.D. in Built Environment from the University of Washington where she also worked as a teaching assistant. She has 10 years of preservation experience in New Jersey and New York working at companies like Walter B. Melvin Architects, Stephen Tilly, and Historic Building Architects. Her other accomplishments include earning a master's degree in Art History from the National Taiwan University and another one in Historic Preservation from the University of Pennsylvania. All on top of her bachelor's degree in Architecture which she earned at Tamkang University, Taiwan.

Julia Park is now a project architect I at Rolluda. Park is a University of WA graduate with over 20 years of experience covering a diverse range of projects from residential high-rises to government facilities. She's worked for notable firms in Washington that facilitated her involvement in the renovation of the Truman Elementary, Alderwood Elementary, and Challenger Elementary schools.

Pranali Shah is now a designer III associate at Rolluda. Shah is a registered architect in India and a graduate with a bachelor's degree in architecture from the Academy of Architecture in Mumbai. She practiced earthen architecture while in Ladakh. When she moved to Seattle, she got the opportunity to work on residential projects while working for another firm. Currently, she is working on school and non-profit projects for Rolluda Architects.

Norma Tompkins joined the firm as a designer II associate. Tompkins earned a bachelor's degree in architecture from the Universidad Autonoma de Tamaulipas in Mexico where she was also licensed. When she moved to Seattle, she took architecture-related classes at the University of Washington. Her interest in sustainable practices inspired her to pursue a bachelor's degree in Applied Science in Sustainable Building Science Technology from South Seattle College and get certified as a LEED Green Associate. She was part of the international team designing flagship stores of Starbucks. She's worked with a wide range of projects which include restaurants, health clinics, workspaces, and residences. Currently, Tompkins is working on King County Waste Stations North and South relocation, and the Vashon Waste Station Model.

Alexander Clark returned to the firm as principal/projects controls following a year-long sabbatical. He's been a Principal of Rolluda Architects since 2012. With 25 plus years of work experience in architecture ranging from government, public and educational sector clients, Clark brings with him a wealth of useful knowledge as he takes on more of a financial and operations manager role for Rolluda Architects this time around. He graduated from the University of Idaho with a bachelor's degree in Architecture minoring in Fine Arts. He is a LEED Accredited Professional, and a Certified Sustainable Building Advisor (CSBA).

SCJ Alliance

Wolff

Cordovado

Wright

SCJ Alliance has added three new employees: a senior planner and graphic designer in the Lacey office and an engineering technician in the Gig Harbor office.

New senior planner David Wright has a master's degree in Landscape Architecture from the College of Environmental Science and Forestry, and a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from Boise State University.

Graphic designer Jay Cordovado has a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Georgia, with a major in Interdisciplinary Art & Design and a minor in English. They are also an entrepreneurial artist.

Engineering technician Madeline Wolff has nearly completed her degree in civil engineering from Saint Martin's University. Construction field experience, computer-aided design skills, and familiarity with WSDOT code are all talents she brings to SCJ.

Feb 22, 2023

Parametrix

Miller

Shelley Miller, PLA, AICP, PMP has joined Parametrix as a senior planner. She has over 15 years of experience providing public transportation planning services to agencies across the United States.

Miller comes to Parametrix from OAC Services where she served as a senior project manager. She specializes in transit corridor asset project management and construction, including urban design, landscape, stations, and vehicles and their amenities.

Her project experience includes work for King County Metro, the Port of Seattle, and TriMet.

Miller is a professional landscape architect and project management professional and is certified through the American Institute of Certified Planners. She holds master's degrees in regional planning and landscape architecture.

She joins the firm's Seattle Transportation team, providing planning services to clients throughout the Puget Sound region.

Art Anderson

Tucker

Bremerton-based multidisciplinary engineering services firm Art Anderson has hired Jennifer Tucker as their new accountant. Tucker comes to the team with decades of experience in multiple areas of finance and accounting and experience working for other engineering firms.

Ankrom Moisan

Grimm

Godwin

Crosby

Chapman

Scalf

Lama

Grove

Fagerlun

Kim

Kamath

Vu

Pakingan

Nikolov

Ankrom Moisan recently promoted 34 staff members across its three offices including 13 in the Seattle office.

In Seattle, Casey Scalf was promoted to director of The Society, Ankrom Moisan's independent hospitality design firm.

Jenny Chapman, Scott Crosby, Cara Godwin and Kimberleigh Grimm were promoted to associate principal/architecture.

Nandita Kamath and Megan Kim have been promoted to senior associate/architecture and Hans Fagerlund, Doug Grove, Michael Lama, Annabell Nikolov and Melanie Pakingan have been promoted to associate/architecture.

Minh-Toan Vu has been promoted to junior systems administrator.