Creating
a better
environment

Goldman Tennis Center at Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. Image courtesy of Cesar Rubio.
Pacific Seas Aquarium, Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium. Photo courtesy of Sozinho Imagery.
The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design. Photo: Jonathan Hillyer.
Portland International Airport, Terminal Expansion and Renovation. Image courtesy of ZGF Architects.
The world’s largest commercial Living Building, the Bullitt Center. Image courtesy of Nic Lehoux.
Nordic Heritage Museum. Image courtesy of Bruce Damonte.
Facebook's MPK20 building. Image courtesy of Jeremy Bitterman.

Leaders in sustainable engineering design

Our high-performing buildings work because our people listen—to our clients, to each other, and to the natural world around us.

13

Living Buildings

101

LEED Platinum

57

Net-Zero Energy

12

Passive House

Collaborative approach that drives results

We work together with architects, building owners, developers, and other key stakeholders to ensure that projects get done right the first time—on schedule and on budget.

Designs that make an impact

From apartments and workspaces to schools and hospitals, we approach all projects with the same goal in mind: To help people live and work better, and learn and heal faster—all while restoring the planet.

Leaders in sustainable engineering design

What does being WiredScore Accredited mean?
Category Benchmarks
Technology Designer Ryan Sennett leads PAE by becoming WiredScore AP certified
Taking the WNBA and engineering by storm
Category Cool projects
With our deep bench of talented engineers, we were able to jump at the opportunity to be a part of our local sports champions’ impact on and off the court.