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Martin/Martin, Inc.’s 2022 promotions include three new principals, seven associates, director of marketing, and an additional 45 staff members: Principal Tonya Major, PE Since 2000, Tonya’s engineering career has been exclusively for Martin/Martin. She is experienced in project management, analysis, design, and field observation of a variety of structures including aerospace, industrial, office, and corporate…

Martin/Martin, Inc. was a proud team member on this exceptional project.  Please follow the link below to watch a quick video production created by Saunders about the project.  Saunders Construction Inc The team with the Denver Art Museum talks about partnering with Saunders to complete the renovation of the 229,000-square-foot North Martin Building and construction…

The Leadville Herald Democrat The National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum (NMHFM) will temporarily close the Matchless Mine to the public starting August 20 due to earthmoving operations that are part of a project to rehabilitate the No. 6 hoist house. The site will remain closed through the first week of September; the exact…

Article by David Hall, Senior Project Engineer at Martin/Martin, Inc. The largest asset for many businesses is their building – the place where work is performed. Properly functioning buildings help businesses succeed while defective buildings cost ownership time and money. There are many questions to help determine if a building is adequately performing, such as:…

Client: Texas Tech University Location: San Angelo, TX, United States Completion date: 2018 Artwork budget: $300,000 Project Team Artist Owen Morrel Morrel Studios Inc. Other Greer Kurlander Morrel Studios Inc. Read more here

In April 2020, Emily Guglielmo became the 27th President of the National Council of Structural Engineering Associations (NCSEA), representing 44 individual state SEA’s and over 14,000 structural engineers.  She was in line to assume the Presidency in 2021, but needed to step in for the current President who resigned for health reasons. Her term runs…

An 11.3-acre site in Arista sold to an apartment developer for $7.2 million. STAR Broomfield LLC, which is affiliated with Steadfast Cos., purchased the vacant land along the east side of Wadsworth Boulevard between Arista Place and Parkland Street for a 325-unit development recently approved by Broomfield City Council. Irvine, California-based Steadfast Cos. owns and manages approximately 30,000 apartment…

Developers, potential buyers, current owners, and property managers can leverage this advancement in technology to benefit their project schedule and expenditures. What is 3D Scanning? a 3D laser scanner is an apparatus that uses high-precision laser range finding to create detailed 3D digital scans of physical environments. When compiled, the scans compose a 3D model…

Pinkard Construction and 4240 Architecture have been awarded a 2019 Best Project award for their work on Colorado State University’s Michael Smith Natural Resources Building. The awards, sponsored by Engineering News-Record Mountain States, are given to projects that excel in safety, innovation and teamwork. Located on CSU’s main campus in Fort Collins, the Michael Smith Building addition…

Structural grouting is an integral part of precast concrete, steel, and tilt-up construction. Currently, there are no requirements in building codes or standards for the installation or special inspection of grouted joints. The lack of attention to the timeliness of structural grouting has led to structural failures in both precast concrete and steel-framed structures. Read…

At nearly 166,500 square feet, the Norwegian terminal will accommodate ships of up to 5,000 passengers and will feature state-of-the-art technology to support faster and more efficient embarkation and disembarkation, as well as expedited security screening and luggage check-in. Read More

This 155,000-square-foot, 35.5-acre campus renovation required a design that integrated the research and design segments of Woodward with the manufacturing and production for the aerospace and industrial markets. The project goal was modernization of the 50-year-old facility, enhancing the work environment and safety for occupants, creating a stronger connection between departments that aligned with Woodward’s…

Gathering Place is the first project of its kind to win a Platinum Award in the 22-year history of Building Design+Construction’s Building Team Awards. All previous Platinum winners have been, as the program’s name would imply, buildings. And while Gathering Place does have two worthy structures—an impressive lodge and a wonderful boathouse, both designed by Mack Scogin Merrill…

The Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), California, was named the winning project in the Transport category of The Plan Award 2019. Selected by an international jury of top designers, architects, curators and academics, The Plan Award aims to disseminate knowledge of and improve the quality of work done by…

31 STAFF MEMBERS EARN MARTIN/MARTIN PROMOTIONS LAKEWOOD, COLO. – Martin/Martin, Inc.’s 2019 promotions include three new principals, three associates, and an additional 25 staff members: Principal Ben Bromiel, PE Bromiel has 17 years of experience performing detailed investigations for existing structures. He specializes in parking garage structures and concrete failures. Bromiel and his team are…

Two tower cranes were recently erected in Lower Downtown for the 18th and Market Apartments project. A lot of progress has been made over the past couple of months with it now being ready to go vertical. Over the next few weeks, the remaining dirt will be cleared and the vertical columns for the underground…

The University of Denver held a groundbreaking ceremony Monday marking the start of construction on a residence hall expected to house 500 freshmen. The 130,000-square-foot building, which also will include space for some campus programs alongside the residential units, is being built in the 2000 block of South High Street, north of Katherine Ruffatto Hall….

LAKEWOOD, COLO. – Martin/Martin, Inc., has named Matt Schlageter, PE, LEED AP, a principal and civil engineer with the firm, as the new leader of the 100-member Civil Department. The firm Board of Directors appointed Schlageter to head the department in preparation for the retirement of current civil group leader Ray Tuttle, PE, this summer….

A development firm finishing up its first downtown Denver hotel is thinking bigger as it prepares for its second. Denver-based Focus Property Group — whose 12-story Hilton Garden Inn at 1999 Chestnut Place will open in early April — now wants to build a 27-story Marriott hotel at 727 14th St., a parking lot on…

Gone are the days of working 12-hour shifts in a windowless office. “Work-life balance” has proved to be more than just a millennial buzz-term; it’s a movement that impacts the way we think, live and create. For man, this balance is a requirement during a job search, and rightfully so – it decreases stress, prevents…