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The “Olympic Discovery Trail” is its official name, but its nickname, “the pathway to the Pacific,” might be more revealing. Nearly 30 years ago, three young cyclists came up with an idea to create a non-motorized trail crossing the width…
On behalf of the entire team at SCJ Alliance, Senior Principals Perry Shea and Jean Carr accepted the Corporations for Communities Award from Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman in early December. Thousands in corporate giving, firm-wide volunteering activities, a…
SCJ leadership at Zweig awards banquet. From left: Bob Jewell, Perry Shea, Jean Carr, Eric Johnston and Shelly Badger ©2017 Conor Musgrave, all rights reserved (Visit http://photos.conormusgrave.com) Industry insiders say SCJ is one of the fastest growing consulting firms in…
The Oregon chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) will hold its 2017 design awards this Friday night. SCJ Principal Landscape Architect Mark S. Garff is one of the five jurors. Mark said, “It was an honor to…
SCJ's team for the 2017 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk in Lacey. In 2009, the first year we participated in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk, coworkers were rallying in support of an SCJ team member who just…
Kevin Farrell #36, top middle, and his ultimate Frisbee club team out of Boise placed third in the Northwest Regional Tournament this year. The USA Ultimate Frisbee National Championships are happening this weekend in Sarasota, Fla., and an SCJ staffer…
The National Center for Safe Routes to School invites students, families, school leaders and community partners around the country to celebrate the benefits of walking to school on October 4. Thousands of schools register their Walk to School Day events…
This fall, the United Parcel Service (UPS) will complete construction on a massive new warehouse, bringing hundreds of new jobs to Tacoma. The Port of Tacoma identified the site as a future industrial development area years before UPS got involved…
The buzz around the first home game of the season is even bigger this year at White River High School as Hornet fans return to a revamped hive. SCJ provided civil engineering design services for the school’s new grandstand and…
Early in August, ground was broken for the long-awaited Columbia Pulp Mill in eastern Washington. The first of its kind in North America, it will use wheat straw to produce a variety of products and employ nearly 100 people. It’s…
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