Rushing has promoted eight staff members to leadership roles: Todd Thayer has been promoted to principal; Emily Carrasco, Amanda Harris, Chris Little, Ben Omura and Reed Rushing have been promoted to associate principals; Andi Burnham has been promoted to [...]
The new 2018 Washington State Energy Code for commercial and residential projects are now available online from the Washington State Building Code Council. Rushing provided feedback during the development of these codes, which take effect July 1, 2020. Our [...]
Photo © Tim Griffith The Seattle Asian Art Museum will reopen on February 8, 2020, following a major renovation and expansion. A proud, long term design partner, Rushing provided mechanical and plumbing engineering, energy services and sustainability [...]
Ben Omura is an associate principal and mechanical engineer at Rushing. Q. How did you become interested in mechanical engineering? A. Engineering always felt like a natural fit for me. I loved playing with Legos (still do), anything to [...]
Rendering by Hewitt The Seattle Downtown Design Review Board unanimously approved the design of a project located at 1516 Second Ave. in the heart of downtown Seattle. Rushing is providing mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering for the [...]
Emily Carrasco is an associate principal at Rushing and manages the lighting design team. Q. How did you become interested in lighting design? A. While my degree is in interior design, I was working as an intern at an [...]
Rushing to speak at Living Future unConference 2020 Rushing principals have been named among the speakers slated to present at the 2020 Living Future unConference. Alexandra Ramsden, principal and director of sustainability, and Eric Vander Mey, principal and director [...]
Chris Little is an associate principal at Rushing and manages the plumbing engineering team. Q. How did you become interested in plumbing? A. To be truly honest, right out of college I was just chasing a dollar. It wasn't [...]
Rendering by LMN Mass timber office project underway in Kirkland A new office project is underway in Kirkland, Washington, utilizing mass timber construction, a more environmentally friendly alternative to conventional steel and concrete materials. Rushing is providing [...]
Three members of the Rushing team participated in Washington Bikes’ Ride in the Rain challenge in which teams of cyclists log miles for prizes during Seattle’s rainiest month. Rushing riders include Linda Coppa, senior mechanical engineer; Teresa Wang, [...]