“Washington’s female engineers are elevating the built environment and company culture”
This article was originally published in the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce on March 08, 2023.
With nearly 160 projects completed or in the works in Bellevue, our team is well suited to share this “Bellevue 101” course and their perspectives on Western Washington's latest up-and-comer. It’s a city on the verge, and with a new mass transit line, a vision for the Grand Connection, the…
Read MoreThis article was originally published in the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce on March 08, 2023.
2022 accomplishments, milestones, and fun facts!
Celebrating New Leadership Coughlin Porter Lundeen is proud to announce…
In our new Q&A series, we take a candid look at projects, hearing from the engineers who brought the projects to life.
ACE sessions are back in-person this year! One of our longest standing partnerships, Coughlin Porter Lundeen has provided mentors for years.
Path With Art’s new community arts hub features 4,800 square…
Coughlin Porter Lundeen partnered with OAC Services, Inc. to help…
The Seattle Design Festival’s mission is to “unleash the design…
The PNW growing season is still in full swing. Our…
Bring passion, positivity and grit with you to work, and you’ll undoubtedly be a success.
The Out of Office series showcases our team members’ activities and pursuits, both big and small.
This article was originally published in a special edition of the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce on July 14, 2022.
In this corporate campus refresh in north Seattle, great emphasis was put on creating engaging, exciting, and flexible outdoor spaces that enabled employees to thrive.
More than 80 attendees joined the NAIOP Diversity & Inclusion…
This holiday season we participated in Sawhorse Revolution’s Gingerbread Barn-Raiser event.
In our new Q&A series, we take a candid look at projects, hearing from the engineers who brought the projects to life.
We’re excited to share a sneak preview of Microsoft’s new Thermal Energy Center (TEC) and the innovative and sustainable design methods being used on the modernization project.
This article was originally published by the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce on November 03, 2021.