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Oct 24, 2018
Dan Foltz is retiring from Weber Thompson after a 40-year career designing and planning domestic and international urban projects, with an emphasis on high rises. Since 2005, he has been a design principal at Weber Thompson on high rise projects, including Fifteen Twenty-One Second Avenue, which the firm calls the first of a new generation of Seattle high-rises. His other projects include Viktoria, Tower 12, Cirrus, Stratus, Premiere on Pine and Luma. He has been on Downtown Seattle Association's Smart Growth Committee and the Queen Anne/Magnolia/South Lake Union Seattle Design Review Board, and has worked for MulvannyG2 Architecture, Sienna Architecture Co, and Hansen Lind Meyer in Chicago.
Jean Carr became president and CEO of SCJ Alliance on Oct. 1. Carr and former CEO Perry Shea founded the company 12 years ago along with Bob Jewell. Shea is now chief business development officer, focused on advancing growing markets, such as cable and rail propelled transit systems, including urban gondolas. The 100-person SCJ specializes in civil engineering, transportation planning and design, landscape architecture, environmental and urban planning, and public outreach, with offices in Washington and Boulder, Colo.
In Seattle, BHC Consultants hired Katie Cote as a senior planner, Lauren Moore as a planner and Darrin Graham as a building inspector. Cote has managed planning services, including growth management, shoreline management, land use and code development. Her recent work includes updating comprehensive plans, and development regulations, and advocating for historic preservation and affordable housing. Moore has a master's in urban planning from the University of Washington, and experience in geospatial analysis, community outreach, comprehensive plans, land use and development code, and shoreline master programs. Graham has over 20 years of experience in building code administration, working in cities and counties. At BHC, he does building code compliance inspections and plan reviews for Black Diamond, Des Moines and the Puyallup Tribe of Indians' new Emerald Queen Casino. BHC is a municipal services consulting firm.
In Bellevue, Freiheit Architecture hired Ricky Kennedy and Alfonsina Sassia as architectural designers, Sivani Kuchimanchi and Katharine Gunn as project managers, and Stacey Bender as a senior interior designer. Kennedy has five years of experience in architecture and is working on industrial and commercial projects. Sassia has three years of experience in architecture and is working on national restaurant redesign projects. Kuchimanchi has 10 years of experience in architecture and is working on corporate and retail projects. Gunn has eight years of experience in architecture and is working on multifamily, retail and civic projects. Bender has over two decades of experience working on office interiors, hospitality, health care and assisted-living projects. She is working on medical and dental office tenant improvements. Freiheit is a commercial architecture and interior design firm.
Ramboll said it recently appointed Shannon Logan as senior managing consultant in its new Bellingham office. Logan is a geologist with nearly 20 years of environmental consulting experience focused on the upstream and downstream oil and gas, mining, food processing, and chemical and specialty product manufacturing industries. Ramboll is an engineering, design and consultancy company founded in Denmark. The Bellingham office is at 1321 Dupont St.
Cardno promoted Wayne Kicklighter to regional senior principal in Seattle. Kicklighter has a background in environmental permitting and compliance, with experience assessing the impacts of human activities on terrestrial and aquatic habitats. That includes support for projects related to environmental impact statements, natural resource damage assessments, water resource permitting, and mitigation implementation. Cardno is an infrastructure and environmental services company.
In Seattle, BergerABAM hired Duffy McColloch as a project engineer. He has 12 years of experience with roadway and commercial and residential site design, including the Interstate 5/State Route 510 interchange. He also has done construction administration, field inspection, value engineering, alternative analysis and modeling. BergerABAM provides civil and structural engineering, architecture, land use planning, natural resources, public involvement, landscape architecture, construction management and support, and underwater inspection services.
Former White House regulatory experts Jonathan Rackoff and Nathan Frey joined Marten Law's Seattle office. Rackoff was senior lawyer for the EPA and has 20 years of regulatory experience. He is a partner at Marten Law overseeing the Regulatory and Government Investigations practice. Frey is a non-lawyer who advised the staff of former Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush. He is working with Marten Law though Regulatory Strategies and Solutions Group, his wholly owned consulting company. Marten Law specializes in energy and environmental law.
The Seattle-based RFID technology company Impinj hired Bob Hargadon as senior vice president of people and culture. Hargadon has over 30 years of HR experience, with stints at Alere, Microsoft, drugstore.com, Boston Scientific and Fidelity Investments.
King County gave John D. Spellman Awards for historic preservation to: Patricia Cosgrove (city of Auburn) for overseeing the White River Valley Museum; Auburn Masonic Lodge for restoration of the 1924 King Solomon Masonic Temple; the Tupper family for stewardship of their Gothic arch barn in Auburn-Enumclaw; Sammamish Heritage Society for preserving historic resources on the Sammamish Plateau; and Roanoke Inn for its contribution to Mercer Island's culture for more than 100 years. These owners/stewards of recently landmarked properties won certificates: Dave and Monica Brethauer for the former F.W. Woolworth Co. store in Renton; Issaquah for Gilman Town Hall and Jail; Museum of Flight for The Red Barn in Tukwila; Kim and Dan Hartman for Buchanan House in Kirkland; Northwest Railway Museum for Interurban Car 523; and Daniels Real Estate for Saint Edward Seminary in Kenmore.