A New Home for Mary’s Place
We are beyond thrilled for our friends at Mary’s Place!…
Heartstrings
Enhancing Pediatric Care Through Resiliency
The Evolution of Seattle Children’s Hospital Infrastructure
Over the last 30 years, changes in care delivery models, advancements in technology, shifts in patient expectations, and a growing need for increased resiliency have transformed the demands on healthcare facilities. What does that mean for healthcare facility design and infrastructure? A need…
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A VR Hackathon Recap from our Technology Specialist
What’s a Hackathon? What insights can AEC garner from this group of VR superheros? And how does one play Planetary Pool!?
The Publix Receives the Valerie Sivinski Award
The Publix is recognized for achievement in historic preservation and outstanding rehabilitation.
Growing Vine Street: The “Greening” of Seattle
In celebration of Earth Day, we encourage you to discover Vine Street in Belltown.
Watching the F5 Tower Rise
We’ve all seen it. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the glistening new skyscraper in downtown Seattle.
Top Notch Coffee Shops
Our favorite places to go for a cup of joe.
Video Feature: The Engineering Fellows Program, The Student Experience
The Engineering Fellows Program brings engineering into fifth grade classrooms to increase access, interest and awareness for students.
Heartstrings,
Team + Culture
Hazel Wolf School is DJC’s 2016 Building of the Year
This article was originally published in the Daily Journal of…
Coughlin Porter Lundeen Ranks High in the PSBJ 2017 Book of Lists
The Puget Sound Business Journal Book of Lists provides listings…
#ilooklikeanengineer. A Women in Science and Engineering Activation.
A unique activation at the Women in Science and Engineering Conference to encourages, embraces and supports young women in AEC.
Why Tower Builder Skanska Placed a $392 Million Bet in Seattle
“Artwork Fits Right in with Brain Institute”
This article was originally published in the Daily Journal of Commerce on February 7, 2017.
“$4.6M Yesler Park will bring active and quiet spaces to a growing neighborhood”
This article was originally published in the Daily Journal of Commerce on February 7, 2017.
Press + News
2016 Year In Review
As we bid adieu to 2016, we’re reminded that time…