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Reid Middleton’s Multi-modal Commuters

Posted on August 14, 2012

By Reid Middleton

Kelli Owen, Patrick McGrady, Wendell Johnson, Leif Johansen, and Bob Galteland - some of Reid Middleton's multi-modal commuters.   I'm usually a single occupancy driver, but have bussed, carpooled, and telecommuted at various times since working at Reid Middleton. Once… Continue Reading

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Women in Engineering – How Far We’ve Come

Posted on July 31, 2012

By Reid Middleton

The author in her early days at Reid Middleton.   Engineering is a perfect field for women. No heavy lifting (until the project is boxed up and filed), no manual labor (until you need to dig out a buried manhole… Continue Reading

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It’s a Wrap – A Clock Tower Revisited

Posted on July 17, 2012

By Paul Crocker (PE, SE, LEED AP, Chief Operating Officer)

With the benefit of government grant funding, The Evergreen State College (TESC) Clock Tower seismic improvements project combined the new technologies of Carbon Fiber Wrap and 3D Building Information Modeling to deliver success.   The Evergreen State College (TESC) Clock… Continue Reading

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Creating Waterfront Property…Float It!

Posted on July 3, 2012

By Willy Ahn (PhD, PE, LEED AP, CQM-C, Director, Waterfront)

Concrete floating breakwater being towed to its permanent location.   Values of waterfront property are typically higher than inland real estate for a variety of reasons but mostly due to desirability and market supply and demand. The desirability factor is… Continue Reading

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The Joys of Editing

Posted on June 19, 2012

By Reid Middleton

I get to play games for a living. Editing is an endless game of “Can You Find the {the} Mistake?”— and it’s as satisfying as finding Waldo in the overcrowded picture. Some mistakes make me sad for the writers, but… Continue Reading

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