Last month we attended the Design-Build Institute of America's first ever Northwest Regional Conference. In this post we share our top lessons learned.

As GLY embraces growing opportunities for collaboration in design-build work, we were struck by the thoughts below from Bryan Croeni, Principal at B+H.

As we weather the COVID-19 crisis together, we must look for alternative ways to share knowledge and continue our journey in learning, exploring, and improving.

When Seattle Cancer Care Alliance’s new facility opens in 2022, patients will have a valet-style parking experience without the valet. The facility is installing a 70K SF automated parking garage under its five-story complex, providing a garage that will be both a convenience for patients and a functional parking solution for an odd-shaped lot.

Parking garages notoriously pose building design challenges. Despite a team's best creative efforts, it seems structural requirements often limit opportunities.

GLY commentary on BlackRock FAQs: Making Sustainability Our Standard

GLY + ZGF plan to install a three-level, robotic, space-saving parking garage beneath the upcoming addition to the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) clinic in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood. The robotic garage will be the first of its kind for any medical center in the Puget Sound Region and the first of its size and scale on the West Coast.

Seattle Cancer Care Alliance’s clinic expansion in the South Lake Union neighborhood will provide cutting-edge treatment options for patients and will have another high-tech feature for those arriving by car: a robotic parking garage—the first of its kind for any medical center in the Puget Sound region, and the first of its size and scale on the West Coast.

The Seattle Cancer Care Alliance’s planned building addition will include an automated-parking facility to address infrastructure and patient needs.

GLY + ZGF plan to install a three-level, robotic, space-saving parking garage beneath the upcoming addition to the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) clinic in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood.

Our MEPF power pair, Erik Bedell and Reggie Grantham, is instrumental in helping us understand the value of a more holistic approach to MEPF systems.

There is great opportunity emerging in artificial intelligence to augment field supervision in monitoring the pulse of a tower crane's activity.