This is the first in a two-part series discussing new technology in structural design. The second part will be published later in the year. Technology is pervasive in our daily lives; our mobile phones are also computers, we have entertainment… Continue Reading
We all know that the best way to do any project is to have plenty of time to plan things through from start to finish. Ideally, we would be able to go through every detail prior to starting the work… Continue Reading
As a waterfront engineer working on a wide range of Port projects, I always look forward to the Ports conference. This large national conference occurs every three years and is sponsored by the Coasts, Oceans, Rivers, and Ports Institute (COPRI)… Continue Reading
Upgrading the seismic performance of a nearly 100-year-old, 67,000-square-foot, heavy timber building while preserving the historic character and putting a modern twist on the appearance was no easy feat. The historic building is located on a pier, and access to… Continue Reading
Ken Andersen headed Reid Middleton’s Anchorage, Alaska, office for 15 years and is settling back in to our Everett, Washington, structural engineering group. He leaves our Anchorage office in the capable hands of David Stierwalt, who has been with Reid… Continue Reading