MEP Project Executive Nik Anderson, P.E. is hired to support GLY's Advanced Technology market and industrial, alternative energy, and mission critical projects.

GLY is pleased to announce the appointment of Cesar Torres as CFO.

A $21.5 million project gives everyone's favorite study spot, Suzzallo Library, a solid foundation for the next 100 years.

In Part 2 of From Vulnerable to Viable, we examine the financial and logistical challenges of retrofitting Seattle’s URMs—and explore how coordinated action between community stakeholders and government can unlock practical, scalable solutions.

Building at GLY goes beyond construction—it’s about people, purpose, and creating spaces where communities truly live and thrive.

The Lynnwood Neighborhood Center [LNC] officially opened on January 24, offering a vibrant new space for the community to gather and access a variety of social services and amenities.

Snoqualmie Valley Health is one step closer to completing a major expansion of its hospital campus.

Olympic gold medalist Mary Wayte joins others to celebrate the completion of the Mercer Island community's pool renovations.

Local leaders, donors, and major contributors celebrated the completion of the VOAWW LNC at an official ribbon cutting on January 9, 2026.

The Allen Institute for AI [Ai2] has moved into its new Northlake Commons HQ—reimagining the workplace as a home-like environment that inspires collaboration, innovation, and a return to work.

The America ByDesign Series 4 Finale spotlights Expedia Group’s The Prow in Seattle, Washington—a stunning biophilic retreat designed to inspire and connect.

They define our neighborhoods and connect us to the past, but Seattle’s URMs are vulnerable in an earthquake. In Part 1 of From Vulnerable to Viable, we explore why retrofitting these buildings is essential to preserving both safety and heritage.