Articles by Tim Newcomb

For a building to “live,” it requires both an active effort from the occupants and clever design and construction.

Six tunnel segments on a single light rail extension project offered plenty of opportunity for Sound Transit to run amiss of target dates, costs and plans.

The University of Oregon unveiled the new Marcus Mariota Sports Performance Center, a combination of sports science, medicine and technology built into the ground floor of the Casanova Center, creating an entirely new way for athletes to experience life as a Duck.

Putting together a $45 billion infrastructure project doesn’t come without a bevy of needs.

Using proceeds from Interstate 405 express toll lanes, the Washington State Dept of Transportation plans to add even more capacity on I-405 in the form of a shoulder lane.

The construction team relied heavily on planning and testing before beginning to remove the old State Route 520 floating bridge in Seattle.

Helicopters dropping explosives on snowy mountain peaks is a thing of the movies, but it is also part of an outdated model of controlling avalanches worldwide.

The University of Washington Tacoma campus has long embraced historic preservation.

Early 2019 has never looked so near. Or so attainable.

As the Hanford Vit Plant in southeastern Washington prepares to vitrify 56 million gallons of radioactive waste, the plant gets an assist from a new vessel to help test the process.