Ryan’s experience has developed throughout various typologies and scales which
have aided each project’s challenges and development. His ability to technically
solve design issues displays a strong understanding of materials which brings
unique qualities to every client’s project. His extensive knowledge in single-family
residences has been fundamental in progressing the quality of living in multi-
family design. Ryan has utilized all mediums of building types and specializes in
Mass Timber building techniques that provide sustainable attributes to the
project’s overall design. A desire to design quality space is continually pushing his
knowledge and creativity toward successful, high-quality projects.
Sustainable Living Innovations, Seattle, WA, US, Senior Project Manager, Design & Entitlements
Mass Timber Systems, Seattle, Design Director
Beers/Withington Architecture & Landscape, Seattle, WA, US, Project Designer
Freelance Architecture & Graphic Designer, Tacoma, WA, US, Project Designer
FullerVerret Professional Building Design, Bellingham, WA, US, Project Drafter & 3D Modeler
University of Washington, Seattle, WA, US, BArch, Geographical Information Systems
40 Under 40 Woodworker Award, Award
Honorees of the 2018 Wood Industry 40 Under 40 have been announced by Woodworking Network. This year marks the third annual awarding of the 40 Under 40, which celebrates the next generation of industry professionals who are making an impact on wood products manufacturing in North America.
Those selected are considered innovators, achievers – and even disruptors – who demonstrate excellence in the categories of: productivity, profitability, social good, ingenuity, peer inspiration, product development, organizational leadership, or another facet of the wood industry.
Runner-Up: Lodestar, 2nd Place
How do we design architecture with a message that could endure for millennia?
Since the Cold War, one of the most challenging and urgent tasks facing governments around the world has been the disposal of transuranic nuclear waste. As a by-product from nuclear weaponry production, high-level waste is not only harmful, but also boasts a formidable decay process lasting thousands of years. To address this issue, millions of barrels of highly radioactive waste have been buried in repositories deep beneath the earth’s surface. To ensure public safety, it is imperative that sites remain undisturbed for the duration of the waste’s decay process. arch out loud is releasing the NUCLEAR competition asked designers to submit architectural proposals for markers. These landmarks will serve to warn future societies of the dangers of such a site.
Henry Adams Medal, Award
For more than a century, the AIA has provided a medal of excellence to the top graduating students in National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) or Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) accredited degrees, Bachelor of Architecture, Master of Architecture, or Doctor of Architecture.
