Amazon and Mary’s Place announced the official opening of the Mary’s Place Family Center in The Regrade. The 8-floor, 63,000-square-foot facility with the capacity to serve 200 people per night and more than 1,000 family members per year is attached to one of Amazon’s new office buildings in downtown Seattle.

GLY ranked #110 in ENR’s 2020 Top 400 Contractors list. In this annual issue, several contractors share their firms means and methods in dealing with the COVID-19 crisis. GLY Principal Tyler Tonkin gives insight into ramping up the workforce in a safe and controlled manner as construction sites reopen.

Mary’s Place and Amazon announced the opening of the Mary’s Place Family Center in The Regrade, a one-of-a-kind, permanent family shelter built inside an Amazon office building [Block 21] with capacity for up to 200 moms, dads, and children experiencing homelessness each night.

With infection transmission and containment a hot conversation topic across the globe, HVAC systems find themselves rather unexpectedly in the spotlight.

The dramatic shift in the A/E/C industry as construction came to a halt mid-March opened our eyes to a new reality. As marketers, our time has truly come.

Seattle Academy of Arts & Sciences Cardinal Union Building [CUB], designed by Seattle-based LMN Architects and built by GLY, is one of seven winners of the 2021 Interior Architecture Awards of the American Institute of Architects.

GLY has a long-standing involvement with Forterra so when the opportunity surfaced earlier this year to join them for their mass timber event, we jumped on it!

What does Work from Home mean in construction?

The SCCA Expansion will include a three-level robotic parking garage, the largest in the Pacific Northwest, and one of the largest by scope and scale on the West Coast.

Last month we attended the Design-Build Institute of America's first ever Northwest Regional Conference. In this post we share our top lessons learned.

As GLY embraces growing opportunities for collaboration in design-build work, we were struck by the thoughts below from Bryan Croeni, Principal at B+H.

As we weather the COVID-19 crisis together, we must look for alternative ways to share knowledge and continue our journey in learning, exploring, and improving.