NEWS

2012

Two New Hires

July 2012 - Jennifer Creighton joins OAC Seattle

OAC is pleased to welcome Jennifer Creighton to OAC as our newest Senior Project Manager in our Seattle office. Jen’s experience includes a wide variety of projects across the US including college campuses, office buildings, and laboratory research facilities. Jen’s experience as a general contractor, an energy services performance contractor and consultant brings a diverse perspective to OAC projects. She graduated in June with her Executive MBA degree at Seattle University. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Society & Justice from University of Washington. Her project experience coupled with her business acumen makes her a pivotal part of any team.

July 2012 - Steve Johnson joins OAC Seattle

OAC is pleased to announce that Steve Johnson is joining the firm as a Senior Program Manager in our Seattle office. Steve joins the OAC team with 31 years of industry experience working within the Puget Sound area. Over his career, Steve’s experience as an owner, construction manager, development manager, consultant, general contractor, and subcontractor gives him a unique viewpoint into the oversight, needs and priorities required to deliver successful projects. His experience includes over 3.5 million square feet of development and delivery of Microsoft office space from 1994 – 2001, as well as projects such as the Seattle Art Museum, Carillon Point, Wards Cove, Paramount Theater Renovation and Frontier Building Alaska. Steve holds a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management from Washington State University.

Recently Awarded

Jan 2012 - Washington Center for the Performing Arts

OAC has been selected to provide building enclosure services for the upcoming reclad of the Washington Center for the Performing Arts in Olympia, WA. The City of Olympia decided to fully reclad the building because its current barrier EIFS cladding has failed and has been leaking for several years. The new cladding will likely include rainscreen brick and metal panels with exterior insulation and a new continuous air and weather resistive barrier. OAC is partnering with MSGS Architects.

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