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Lund Opsahl commits to net zero by 2050

Lund Opsahl submits our Embodied Carbon Action Plan to the SE 2050 Commitment Program. Lund Opsahl is proud to announce we have joined the SE 2050 Commitment Program to reduce and eliminate embodied carbon in structural systems by 2050. As part of… Read More

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Celebrating Housing Solutions: the Block Project

Our team had the opportunity to witness firsthand the impactful work of The Block Project, a non-profit that provides housing for individuals experiencing homelessness, during a recent open house for their 16th BLOCK Home. Their program constructs homes in homeowners’ backyards throughout… Read More

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Groundbreaking for King County Metro’s Interim Base Electrification project

Last week, our engineers attended the groundbreaking for the King County Metro Transit Interim Base Electrification (IBE) project. This project is paving the way in the transit industry—fueled by King County Metro’s goal to move to 100% zero-emissions fleet by 2035. The… Read More

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Celebrating Women’s Month: Q&A with Julie Kerlin

Happy Women’s History Month! This month, we’re highlighting the incredible women of Lund Opsahl who continuously redefine what it means to be in this industry. We spoke to Julie Kerlin, BIM technician who also oversees our internal BIM quality control process. Reflecting… Read More

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Celebrating Women’s Month: Q&A with Madeline Phillips

Happy Women’s History Month! This month, we’re highlighting the incredible women of Lund Opsahl who continuously redefine what it means to be in this industry. We spoke to Madeline Phillips, EIT and Design Staff here at Lund Opsahl. Madeline is currently working… Read More

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Celebrating Women’s Month: Q&A with Diane Genson

Happy Women’s History Month! This month, we’re highlighting the incredible women of Lund Opsahl who continuously redefine what it means to be in this industry. We sat down with Diane Genson, Senior BIM Technician. Reflecting back on her 10 years of experience,… Read More

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Celebrating Women’s Month: Q&A with Alissa Capuano

Happy Women’s History Month! This month, we’re highlighting the incredible women of Lund Opsahl who continuously redefine what it means to be in this industry. We spoke to Alissa Capuano, EIT who is currently working on our King County Metro Transit South… Read More

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Celebrating Women’s Month: Q&A with Amy Kuo

In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting the incredible women of Lund Opsahl who continuously redefine what it means to be in this industry. We spoke to Amy Kuo, Lund Opsahl Associate who is currently spearheading our King County Metro Transit… Read More

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Engineers of the Future: ACE Program Recap

In celebration of National Engineer’s week, we’re shining a light on the ACE Mentor Program, an after-school program that connects high school kids with active professionals in architecture, construction, and engineering and hands-on design experiences. This week, we’ve talked to two of… Read More

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Paving paths through mentorship: Q&A with Mauricio Ayala-Cruz

February 18-24 is National Engineers Week, and this year’s theme is “Welcome to the future!” which centers celebrating today’s achievements and paving the way for a brighter and more diverse future in engineering. As part of our celebration of National Engineer’s week,… Read More

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Paving paths through mentorship: Q&A with Isaiah Coleman

February 18-24 is National Engineers Week, and this year’s theme is “Welcome to the future!” which centers celebrating today’s achievements and paving the way for a brighter and more diverse future in engineering. As part of our celebration of National Engineer’s week,… Read More

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In Construction: Clark County Behavioral Health Facility

Our engineers recently visited the Clark County Behavioral Health Facility project in Vancouver, Washington. Following the Behavioral Health prototype developed with BCRA, this community-based facility prioritizes safety, security, and dignity for both patients and staff. While on site, engineers Owen Bower and Isaiah… Read More

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In Construction: King County Parks Central Maintenance Facility

Work at King County Parks Central Maintenance Facility is underway! Engineers Casey Moore and Mauricio Ayala-Cruz were on site to view the construction of the administrative building. The shop building has yet to be erected but should be moving along over the… Read More

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In Construction: Newhouse Building Replacement

The Newhouse Building Replacement is currently under construction! Our engineers were recently on site to see the new building take shape. During the visit, Principal Tony Mason and Design Engineer Cindy Liauw signed a steel beam (with Lund Opsahl flair) and saw… Read More

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Newly licensed Structural Engineers receive their Big Checks

Engineers Casey Moore and Blake Bergh received their big checks as a kudos for passing their Structural Engineer Licensing Exams! Their big check includes a $2,000 bonus as well as the cost of the class, exam, and materials. Blake and Casey studied… Read More

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Game On: Celebrating a Successful Year

After an extremely successful and fruitful year at the office, the team gathered for some well-deserved celebration in typical Lund Opsahl fashion—with good spirits, plenty of food, and some friendly competition. The team gathered at GameWorks on a chilly Saturday night to… Read More