Phoenix · 2005.1004
Mike Davis, chief executive officer and director of design at DFD CornoyerHedrick in Phoenix, Arizona, announced the promotion of Andrea Friese and Tom Cady, NCARB to principal. Friese brings nearly a decade of operations and management experience to the firm, and Cady contributes more than 20 years experience to DFD. Serving as project director in charge of construction administration, Cady works closely with team coordination, concept, and project design direction, and he ensures adherence to budget and schedule.
Baltimore · 2005.1003
Baltimore, Maryland-based Marshall Craft Associates, Inc. announces the election of Thomas J. Carlson, AIA, as principal of the firm. His 32 years in the profession have given him experience with all phases of planning, design, and construction and honed his design team management skills.
Indianapolis · 2005.1003
Tracy Flynn, Jennifer Morrison, and Chad Smitley have joined BSA LifeStructures of Indianapolis, Indiana, bolstering the firm's engineering expertise. Flynn comes to BSA LifeStructures with extensive power plant experience; Morrison is completing her degree in electrical engineering from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute with an emphasis on biomedical engineering; and Smitley is a structural engineer who has designed and led several bridge projects throughout Indiana and in West Virginia.
New York · 2005.1001
Architecture Magazine and Architectural Lighting have announced several changes to the editorial staffs of both publications. Following C.C. Sullivan's resignation as editor of Architecture Magazine, Emilie Sommerhoff has been promoted to group editor in chief of both Architecture Magazine and Architectural Lighting. Abby Bussel is now editor of Architecture Magazine. Bussel will manage all content selection for the magazine and will be responsible for supervising all writers and also oversee Architecture’s relationship with contributing contracted writers. Elizabeth Donoff has been promoted to senior editor of Architectural Lighting. Prior to making the transition to publishing, Donoff spent 10 years working in New York City architectural offices.
New York · 2005.0930
Ehrenkrantz Eckstut & Kuhn Architects (EE&K) of New York, New York has announced that LeAnn Shelton, AIA, Esq., has joined the firm as an associate principal. Shelton has rejoined the firm to pursue her particular interests in the New York area’s urban institutions and their ability to expand and change while contributing to the local community’s growth and prosperity.
St. Louis · 2005.0929
Lisa Green has been appointed senior vice president and general counsel of the global architecture design firm HOK (Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum, Inc.). Green joined HOK in 2000 as associate general counsel and was named assistant general counsel in 2004. Prior to joining HOK, she was engaged in private practice with the St. Louis, Missouri-based law firm of Evans & Dixon. In this role, she represented defendants in a wide range of areas, including personal injury, business disputes, professional negligence, and construction issues. Also promoted to senior vice president in the HOK Corporate Legal Group were director of risk management Jeff Montibeller and director of project management Bob Gillcrist.
Washington · 2005.0928
Joe Popp, AIA, LEED, and Stephen Stinnette, AIA, LEED, have joined RTKL as principals in the firm's Science & Technology Sector. Based in RTKL's Washington, D.C. office, together they bring more than 35 years of experience to the firm, specifically in the design of laboratory facilities for higher education, government, and corporate clients. Prior to joining RTKL, Popp served as the director of lab planning for the Washington, D.C. office of SmithGroup, and Stinette was a project architect with Kling.
Riverside · 2005.0928
R.D. Olson Construction has completed work on the new $45 million University Village Towers, located near the University of California, Riverside. The eight-story metal stud concrete University Village Towers complex has three structures: The Towers, an eight-story 217,000-square-foot post-tension concrete building featuring tiered architecture; the Garden Building, a four-story structural steel and lightweight concrete structure; and the THX Building. University Village Towers was designed by the Pasadena, California-based design firms Onyx Architect and Saiful/Bouquet Structural Engineers.
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