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Northwest's Legacy Award winners who have achieved a lifetime legacy of service, both to the AEC profession and the community.//www.phoneitt.com/rss/716
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Lean construction founder Glenn Ballard looks back on his development of an industry game changer.
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Glenn Ballard
Glenn Ballard sits in a Meet the Thought Leaders session at the 2018 International Group for Lean Construction conference in Dublin. PHOTO COURTESY OF INTERNATIONAL GROUP FOR LEAN CONSTRUCTION
Glenn Ballard
Glenn Ballard applies the principles of Lean construction to all aspects of his life—including to the fruit orchard in his Oakland, Calif., backyard. PHOTO COURTESY OF GLENN BALLARDENR Northwest Legacy Award: Architect Bill Bain Jr. Draws on Local Color
Bill Bain Jr. of NBBJ has influenced urban development with contextual designs that respond to a building’s locale
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Bill Bain Jr. of NBBJ
Bain spent his career at NBBJ embracing new designs and technologies. “We had fun, we had very few rules. We just did the right thing to do.” PHOTO COURTESY NBBJ/SEAN AIRHART
Seattle’s Two Union Square
The design of Seattle’s Two Union Square reflects the area’s landscape and industry, from snow-capped mountains to airplane wings. PHOTO COURTESY NBBJ
Historic Paramount Theater
The renovation of the 1928 historic Paramount Theater, designed by Bain and the NBBJ team, helped revitalize Seattle’s downtown. PHOTO COURTESY NBBJ
Seattle’s U.S. District Courthouse
With Bill Bain Jr. as lead designer of Seattle’s U.S. District Courthouse, the building moved beyond the typical Greek temple model to reflect the city’s maritime tradition. PHOTO COURTESY NBBJLegacy Award: Flying with Alaska's Airfield Engineer
Earl Korynta—Legacy Award winner and pilot—is both designer and user of the state’s biggest aviation projects
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Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport
Korynta worked on multiple projects at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, including the night parking area. PHOTO COURTESY OF STANTEC
Kotzebue Airport runway extension
The runway extension at Kotzebue Airport improved a key lifeline for rural Alaskans. PHOTO COURTESY OF STANTEC
Lake Hood bank project
The Lake Hood bank project stabilized one of the most active seaplane bases in the world. PHOTO COURTESY OF STANTEC
Korynta
Korynta was a co-founder of Alaskan architecture and engineering firm USKH Inc., acquired by Stantec in 2014. PHOTO COURTESY OF STANTECKorynta named ENR Northwest Legacy winner
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Fri, 03 Nov 2017 00:00:00 -0400//www.phoneitt.com/blogs/7-notes-on-the-northwest/post/43353-korynta-named-enr-northwest-legacy-winnerInaugural Legacy Award Goes to ABC Chapter Founder
Northwest Construction launched the Legacy Awards at the 2009 Best of breakfast, to recognize individuals who have made a lasting change in the local construction industry. The 2009 award went to Jack Rafn, Rafn Co., Bellevue, who sat on the original steering committee that contacted Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) National and requested chapter-in-formation status. Photo Credit: ABC Jack Rafn worked to maintain cooperative relationships with all project team members, a controversial idea when he started his company in 1978. Rafn Company lost a job they had been low bidder on, solely because of their open shop status. This discrimination
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