KPFF, founded in 1960, has established itself as a leader in civil, structural, and transportation engineering, serving a wide range of industries, including commercial, residential, and public infrastructure projects. The firm’s collaborative approach ensures that designs meet both functional and aesthetic needs. Notable projects include the PAE Living Building in Portland, the largest commercial Living Building, which features mass timber construction and operates with net-zero energy, water, and waste. KPFF provided civil and structural engineering services, ensuring sustainability and resilience.

KPFF’s commitment to sustainability is demonstrated in more than 800 LEED-certified projects, including the first LEED Platinum public housing project, Bud Clark Commons in Portland. The firm also pioneered Portland’s first integrated green street neighborhood, New Columbia. Additionally, in 2024, KPFF updated its Embodied Carbon Action Plan, committing to reducing embodied carbon in structural engineering projects by 2050.

With a focus on sustainable development and a strong presence in Portland, where its office has become one of the largest civil and structural engineering firms, KPFF continues to shape the built environment. The firm’s work supports the growth of sustainable, thriving communities across the Pacific Northwest, with a strong emphasis on collaboration and innovation.

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HHPR, a Portland-based engineering firm, is recognized for its innovative solutions and commitment to improving the built environment. Specializing in civil and structural engineering, HHPR works across multiple sectors, including education, healthcare, commercial and residential development.

Founded in 1990, the firm has built a reputation for delivering high-quality engineering services that emphasize both functionality and sustainability. HHPR’s team of experienced engineers collaborates closely with clients to design cost-effective, durable and environmentally responsible solutions tailored to the unique needs of each project.

“At HHPR, we prioritize building strong, long-term relationships with our clients, understanding that a successful partnership is built on trust, transparency and communication,” said Nicole Gelow, marketing assistant at HHPR.

This emphasis on collaboration sets HHPR apart. By fostering strong relationships with clients, contractors and the community, the firm ensures projects are completed on time, within budget and with a focus on long-term performance.

From large-scale developments to smaller, community-based projects, HHPR’s portfolio reflects its dedication to creating spaces that are structurally sound while enhancing the quality of life for those who use them. With a proven track record and a forward-thinking approach, HHPR remains a leading force in shaping the built environment in the Pacific Northwest.

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