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christian steinbrecher

Nov 3, 2009

What happened to high-school shop classes?

Last month, while making my way through Lincoln High School at back-to-school night, I bumped into Jim Parr (LHS ’73). We were next to a room marked 鈥淒rafting,鈥 but there […]

Oct 6, 2009

Building industry takes a licking, keeps on ticking

In September 2008, each day’s headlines seemed to trump those from the day before. Last year, Merrill Lynch was sold to Bank of America on Sept. 14, and Lehman Brothers […]

Aug 31, 2009

Construction contractors, heal thyselves

A new multifamily project was constructed and within three years there was so much rot that the structure needed significant repairs. Another project had no problems, but the water-resistant barrier […]

Aug 3, 2009

A plan to pay for road and street projects

Oregonians recognize that with utilities, at least, they get what they pay for. Their water, gas, sewer, electric and telecommunications usage determines how much they’re charged. Sure, they may grumble […]

Jul 6, 2009

Pulling together in extraordinary times

These are extraordinary times 鈥 Unemployment in Oregon has reached 12.4 percent. That statistic is a high for more than 30 years of record keeping. The city of Portland is […]

Jun 2, 2009

Green standards need public acceptance

What system will serve transportation infrastructure projects the way LEED has served buildings?

May 5, 2009

Building bridges from past to present

Engineering in Oregon is much different now than in days of Conde McCullough



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