Seattle is closer to enacting its first URM building ordinance. As owners navigate the process, we’ve assembled top recommendations to reduce risk and enhance seismic resilience in response to the Director’s Rule 101.
Building Forward: A Blueprint for Sustainable Collaboration
The City of Seattle is preparing updates on how it manages stormwater runoff — changes that will shape how future projects are designed, reviewed, and built.
How do you build a high-performance, sustainable healthcare facility in a rural setting with a “zero-dollar budget” for sustainability?
A little creativity goes a long way in engineering. Discover how PS=Ø, a first-of-its-kind rebar coupler system, at 1916 Boren helped speed construction and support cutting-edge pediatric research.
Did you miss NAIOP’s Change Makers: Adaptive Reuse panel discussion? We got you covered with our top four takeaways.
Intentional partnerships between key players are what build strong, resilient communities. In Seattle’s Central District, two vibrant multi-unit residential developments reflect the success of community input.
This article was originally published in the 2025 A&E Perspectives special edition of the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce on March 27, 2025.
Engineers at Coughlin Porter Lundeen have developed a deep understanding of the code requirements needed for office-to-residential conversions and are prepared to help.
We are thrilled to report on NHERI TallWood project’s record-breaking seismic test!
Our engineers translate how these changes will affect your specific project and/or discipline.
We leveraged the expertise of our in-house Technology Specialist to explain virtual reality basics, showcase local leaders, and explore how virtual reality is being used in AEC and beyond.
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.
What makes a CLT project different from a traditional one? And how can you help ensure the team’s success? We’ve assembled our five key recommendations.
We explore how companies are shaping office environments to attract and retain top talent, increase efficiency and collaboration, and build their brand identity. (And what it all means to our AEC designs and approach!)
We’re honored to have a small role in Construction for Change’s global impact. Here, we recap some of their recent projects in Nepal and India.
What’s a Hackathon? What insights can AEC garner from this group of VR superheros? And how does one play Planetary Pool!?