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Pima Community College

Engineering, Reframing Industry

Exposed steel and flexible bay sizes underscore the Pima Community College’s Advanced Manufacturing Building’s role as a “living model” of evolving industry. The visible structure is a metaphor for how the industrial arts must adapt to a changing higher-education culture in order to provide qualified workers for local in-demand careers.

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The art of design is embodied by the science of civil, electrical, mechanical, and structural engineering.

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An homage to Sacramento’s tree canopy, cantilevered beams in the SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center artistically free the layout from structural bracing constraints.

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With solar panels, carbon modeling, performance monitoring, and more, our engineers’ passive and active strategies earned LEED Platinum for the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.

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3D modeling found the most visually elegant solution for flooding the Cleveland Clinic Sheila and Eric Samson Pavilion with daylight, providing wellness in a stressful environment.

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Geared toward a healing connection to nature, the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center uses solid walls only where needed for seismic stability, allowing for a mostly glass facade.

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Inspired by the saguaro cactus, the metal skin of the Pinal County Attorney’s Office manages direct sun exposure and carries away heat, lowering energy costs.

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Complex engineering for Enveda’s Headquarters state-of-the-art biology and chemistry labs accommodates furniture, ductwork, and fume hoods within a limited existing floor-to-ceiling height.

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For more than fifty years, and for more than five hundred projects, we've served as a trusted engineering partner for Boeing.

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An homage to Sacramento’s tree canopy, cantilevered beams in the SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center artistically free the layout from structural bracing constraints.

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With solar panels, carbon modeling, performance monitoring, and more, our engineers’ passive and active strategies earned LEED Platinum for the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.

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3D modeling found the most visually elegant solution for flooding the Cleveland Clinic Sheila and Eric Samson Pavilion with daylight, providing wellness in a stressful environment.

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Geared toward a healing connection to nature, the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center uses solid walls only where needed for seismic stability, allowing for a mostly glass facade.

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Close

Inspired by the saguaro cactus, the metal skin of the Pinal County Attorney’s Office manages direct sun exposure and carries away heat, lowering energy costs.

5 7
Close

Complex engineering for Enveda’s Headquarters state-of-the-art biology and chemistry labs accommodates furniture, ductwork, and fume hoods within a limited existing floor-to-ceiling height.

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For more than fifty years, and for more than five hundred projects, we've served as a trusted engineering partner for Boeing.

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Diana Gonzalez, PE

"At DLR Group, I didn’t have to fit the cookie cutter mold of leaders before me. As an employee owner and the leader of our embodied carbon initiative, I'm actively making the future I want to see."

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Global Engineering Leader

Lloyd Ramsey

Lloyd leads the firm’s engineering practice and is a nationally recognized expert in integrated design and building optimization. He leads our full-service engineering discipline, collaborating with civil, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and structural engineering professionals to deliver design excellence for clients.

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Lana Bayless

Civil Engineering Leader Principal

Troy Thompson

Electrical Engineering Leader Principal

Jason Majerus

Senior Engineering Leader Senior Principal

Jake McConnell

Structural Engineering Leader Principal

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Our sector, discipline, and executive leaders are dispersed to mentor the next generation of employee-owners, counsel clients, and share their design voice in their local communities.

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The concept of ownership, its importance to our culture, and the immense benefits are rather simple. Driven by opportunity, we make decisions that impact not only our success but also that of our clients and partners. our clients and partners.

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