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A look back at 2018

01.03.19 by Tom Hendrick

Happy New Year! 2019 looks to be a busy year and as we move forward, it’s worthwhile to look back at the highlights from 2018….

2017 was one for the books.

01.03.18 by Tom Hendrick

As we enter into 2018, I’d like to reflect back on some our accomplishments of the past year. We started 2017 by welcoming two new…

The World is Right Again.

09.09.14 by Darren Burns

The world is right again. At least for the next four and a half months. I know it’s pretty minor in the grand scheme of…

Freedom

06.30.14 by Doug Fredeen

I spent vacation last week at home and got the chance to visit with my oldest daughter and her husband. He is a Marine stationed…

Stop and Smell the Roses

05.14.14 by Win Rice

Stop and smell the roses…sure it’s an old cliché, but do we really stop and do it? As engineers and architects, we create structures that…

What Bunny Slope? An Update from Allison Taylor

03.07.14 by Allison Taylor

Here’s an update to my post from December: A week ago today, I found myself at the highest altitude I’ve ever been to – on…

Together We Make A Family

02.04.14 by Danny Baldwin

My wife and I had a wonderful life-changing experience ten years ago when we adopted our first child through DHS and began our family. We…

Getting Off the Bunny Slope

12.31.13 by Allison Taylor

The definition of a New Year’s resolution is a promise to do an act of self-improvement starting on New Year’s Day. Reflecting back on 2013,…

A Global Experience

12.23.13 by Mondher Labbane

Very often in my dealings with clients, colleagues, or people I haven’t met before, I am asked where I am from. No one seems to…

Top Ten Reasons I’m Thankful to be an Engineer at Wallace Engineering

12.02.13 by David Schoell

You can just imagine my delight to see the last Origin entry, ‘Be Aware of Your Surroundings’, expertly penned by our own Sam Ray, was…

Structural Condition Assessments

10.29.13 by Justin Hartman

There are several issues that arise when modifying existing structures that differentiates these types of projects from ground-up design and construction. One such issue is…

Metamorphosis

10.01.13 by Lance Woolsey

It’s August in Oklahoma; hot, sticky and you still have the lawn mowing to look forward to this weekend. It can’t be helped, right? Well,…

Green with Envy

08.20.13 by Lise Kifer

A while back I was perusing articles about the physical office spaces and campuses of “way out there” companies like Facebook, Apple, Google and Amazon. …