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Rick Steves-Backed Neighborhood Center Opens in Lynnwood
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.
Seattle Center Monorail Station Reconfiguration
A Seattle icon gets a new lease on life as the Seattle Center Monorail Station undergoes ADA, safety, and system upgrades—keeping riders moving throughout construction.
Building on Purpose: Senior Living
Building at GLY goes beyond construction—it’s about people, purpose, and creating spaces where communities truly live and thrive.
Luke McArthur
Luke brings a diverse construction background that spans structural and civil project management, hands-on carpentry, and a passion for design and constructability. As Assistant Superintendent, he enjoys tackling challenges, improving processes, and helping teams deliver successful projects from start to finish. A U.S. Navy veteran, Luke enjoys archery hunting, snowboarding with his sons, paddleboarding, camping, and spontaneous weekend getaways with his wife.
Tulalip Quil Ceda Creek Counseling Center [Q4C] Phase II
Logan Chun
Logan brings his personal obsession with timelines and coordination to his career in Preconstruction. He is a person who likes to take immediate action, because as he describes it: "In Preconstruction, success is built on momentum". To maintain this focus, Logan tracks three key wins in a daily journal–instilling the habit of keeping a project progressing and on track. This is an excellent tool for keeping him motivated and passionate, and he finds these "small wins" to be his favorite part about working in this industry. Weather permitting, you can find Logan enjoying his spare time outdoors, whether it's hiking excursions, camping, boating, soccer matches, fishing trips, or snowboarding.
From Vulnerable to Viable: Retrofitting Seattle's URMs | Part 2
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.