Nicholas Rich has been named a vice president in the Seattle buildings sector office of WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff, a global engineering and professional services organization. In his new position, Rich will head the office’s electrical department, managing projects in Seattle and throughout the Northwest. Some of the firm’s recent clients in the region include the University of Washington and Amazon.
The BLÜCHER BWC series stainless steel waterline channel drain is designed for use in commercial and ADA showers and washrooms. Installations include college dormitories and locker rooms, and even hospitals and prisons. Fully ADA-compliant, the BWC series’ thin profile enables both in-slab and above-floor construction, with a single flashing point and floor penetration. The compact linear design eliminates the need for special design and construction accommodations, dramatically streamlining installation time.
WICHITA, Kan. — The new 116,000-square-foot Experiential Engineering Building and 90,000-square-foot Airbus North Engineering Center at Wichita State University are on track to debut this fall.
IGNACIO, Colo. — The small town of Ignacio is located in the Southwestern region of Colorado, approximately 325 miles from Denver, and is surrounded by the 1,000-square-mile Southern Ute Indian Reservation.
DAVIDSON COUNTY, N.C. — Greensboro, N.C.-based Samet Corp. was selected as the contractor to build the $51 million Oak Grove High School in Davidson County. The 200,000-square-foot facility will be the first new high school to be built in the county in nearly 30 years.
BOSTON — Northeastern University officials in Boston made two significant strides in campus development in the past month with the completion of one major project and the announcement of plans to construct a new multimillion-dollar residence hall.
HDR welcomes Burcin Moehring, FAIA, as an education, science and technology principal in the firm’s Seattle office.
ExGo, Advanced’s dependable extinguishant release system, is used all over the world to protect sensitive and strategic assets such as server and switch rooms and historic and cultural collections. Compatible with a range of detection devices, the system offers performance, ease of use and a number of advanced features. ExGo can be used as a standalone system or has a number of on-board programmable inputs and outputs for interfacing with any other fire system.
