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Beneficial Reuse of Dredge Spoils
By Blaine McRae, Waterfront Group Designer What do you do when you have dredge material (i.e., wet muck) to properly dispose of? This is the question that we find ourselves asking on a regular basis a… more →
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Beneficial Reuse of Dredge Spoils
wrote 7 hours ago: By Blaine McRae, Waterfront Group Designer What do you do when you have dredge material (i.e., wet m … more →
Celebrating Our Past and Building Our Future in the Alaska Office – A 60th Anniversary Edition
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wrote 2 weeks ago: By Ken Andersen, PE, Director, Alaska Office Alaska – The Last Frontier. Called the Great Land by lo … more →
Breathing New Life into an Old Building
wrote 4 weeks ago: By Drew Martin, PE, SE, Structural Engineer In 12 years of engineering practice, I’ve experienced a … more →
A 60-Year Waterfront Practice at Reid Middleton
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wrote 1 month ago: By Shannon Kinsella, PE, Waterfront Group Director Puget Sound is one of the best natural environmen … more →
A Memorable Day in the Life of an Engineer
wrote 1 month ago: By Randy Loveless, PE, Structural Engineer In my eight years at Reid Middleton, I have gone through … more →
From Infrastructure to Buildings and Bridges – A 60th Anniversary Snapshot of the Structural Engineering Practice
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wrote 2 months ago: By Structural Group Director Dave Swanson, PE, SE Reflecting on the 60-year history of Reid Middleto … more →
The Value of CSI CDT Certification – Keeping your Construction Documents from becoming a crime scene investigation.
wrote 2 months ago: By Hugh N Kuyper PE, PLS, CDT, CCCA Errors or inefficiencies in construction documents, as you know, … more →
A Career in Airport Engineering - A 60th Anniversary Retrospective
wrote 3 months ago: Reid Middleton began its aviation engineering practice in the early 1970s under the direction of Pau … more →
Two (Not Six) Degrees of Separation in Alaska!
wrote 3 months ago: By Ken Andersen, PE, Principal/Director, Alaska Office Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon is a game based on … more →
Debt Ceiling Standoff Threatens Nation’s Airports
wrote 4 months ago: By Kurt Addicott, PE, Airport Engineering Group Director Essential airport improvements and maintena … more →
Celebrating the Past - Building the Future
wrote 4 months ago: By Bob Galteland, P.E., LEED® AP, DBIA, President Happy New Year! 2013 is a special year for Reid Mi … more →
My Role as Herr Drosselmyer in the Nutcracker Ballet
wrote 5 months ago: By Mike Creeden, PE, Transportation Engineer A far cry from transportation design, I was surprised t … more →
Building To Last: an Ancient Perspective
wrote 5 months ago: By Paul Crocker, SE, PE, Senior Engineer in Reid Middleton’s Structural Engineering Group Some … more →
Food, Food and More Food….But It’s More Than Just Food
wrote 6 months ago: By Deena Snel, Administrative Manager “Cookies in the lunchroom!” If you have ever heard this phrase … more →
A Lone Eagle Honor Flight Experience
wrote 6 months ago: By Brian Seguin, PE, PLS, Project Engineer in Reid Middleton’s Civil Projects group. Honor Flight ve … more →
An Engineer’s Observation of the City of Seattle URM Program
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wrote 6 months ago: By Al Findlay, PE, LEED AP, Project Engineer in Reid Middleton’s structural projects group. View of … more →
An Artistic Encounter
wrote 7 months ago: By Michael Fierro, PE, Senior Engineer, Alaska Office Photo courtesy Osman Akan archive. As a struct … more →
Protecting the Protectors – A New Dual Covered Moorage Facility for the Coast Guard in Coos Bay, Oregon
wrote 7 months ago: By Willy Ahn, PE, PhD, Senior Engineer Coast Guard Station Coos Bay, located at the mouth of Coos Ba … more →
Using Building Technology to Seismically Upgrade Elevated Water Tanks
wrote 7 months ago: By Dave Swanson, PE, SE, Director of Structural Engineering Elevated water tanks are essential struc … more →
