“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.
This article was originally published in the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce on March 08, 2023.
Celebrating New Leadership Coughlin Porter Lundeen is proud to announce…
Bring passion, positivity and grit with you to work, and you’ll undoubtedly be a success.
This article was originally published in a special edition of the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce on July 14, 2022.
This article was originally published by the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce on November 03, 2021.
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 in a special edition of…
Originally published as part of an interview series by NAIOP Washington’s Sustainable Development Committee in conjunction with their ongoing Sustainability Mindset series on September 2, 2021.
Estelita’s Library is complete! Dreamed, designed, and built by local…
Wondering why you should incorporate mass timber into your project?…
Neighborhood committees, park advocates and city officials each had distinct ideas of what the final product should be.
We are honored to have worked on two projects being recognized at the 2019 Historic Seattle Preservation Celebration.
Things are looking up for wood-building developers as code council backs higher heights.
This article was originally published in the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce on February 16, 2019.
Celebrating six award wins at the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Honor Awards and NAIOP’s Night of the Stars.
Our team was honored to celebrate “Best Rehabilitation” and “Exemplary Stewardship” wins at Historic Seattle’s 9th Annual Awards Benefit.
A Daily Journal of Commerce article authored by Coughlin Porter Lundeen’s Cory Hitzemann and Alan Jacobson explores the restoration, integration and importance of Native American murals at Seattle’s Wilson-Pacific School campus.
Environmental learning center meets traditional high school at Tacoma Public Schools’ unique Science and Math Institute (SAMi), one of the three immersion-based learning programs redefining curriculum standards and the student experience.