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Bryce Engen
Bryce is a mechanical systems and commissioning expert and a self-described Swiss army knife. He gets involved during preconstruction assisting with MEP scopes of work. During construction, he becomes hyper focused on QA/QC processes and procedures. On the back end of the job he develops closeout and inspection schedules and plans for startup and commissioning. He is a passionate alumnus of Washington State University, where he studied Construction Management, and minored in Business. His wife, two kids, two dogs, and Macaw parrot keep life busy but fun. Their latest achievement? Building a house together!
Building Community – the Best Kind of Construction
What responsibilities + opportunities come with being a PNW builder?
GLY's Tess Wakasugi-Don: The First But Not the Last
GLY Principal + Senior Project Manager Tess Wakasugi-Don is the first woman and minority owner at GLY Construction. She discusses the value of empowering the next generation of women in leadership.
GLY to Build Uptown Life-Science Project for LPC West
5th & John has applied for its master use permit, and another round of design review is likely in the next few months. New to the team is GLY Construction, which is now attached as the builder of the nine-story, 197,000-square-foot project.
2005 Poplar Wins Best in State Silver Award
The ACEC of Washington’s annual Engineering Excellence Awards program recognizes the engineering achievements of projects that demonstrate the highest degree of skill and ingenuity.
Best in State Silver Award: Unique or Innovative Application of New or Existing Techniques
Coughlin Porter Lundeen
Client: Rowley Properties/ VIA- A Perkins Eastman Studio
4.17.23 | ULI Northwest | Adapting to an Uncertain Office Market
Senior Preconstruction Manager Kevin Eng joins ULI Northwest panel to discuss the future potential for conversion of excess vacant office space to residential.
5th & John
Market Spotlight: Life Science
Our Market Spotlight series explores why and how we put our expertise to work in specific industries. First up: Life Science.