Team Degenkolb rolled into league play last night with a 13-10 victory over EBMUD, starting the season with a 1-0 record in league play.
Team veterans Gordy Wray, Erik Kneer, and Shane Gross anchored the squad, scoring 8 of the 13 runs and displaying impressive skill in the field.
Top honors, however, went to rookie standout Taka Yokoyama, whose flair at 2nd base and utter disregard for momentum kept everyone smiling.
Other new faces included SF West intern John Sticklen, who rose to ...
Posted by lana on July 18, 2008 9:26 PM
June 2008 - Modern Steel Construction Magazine - On the Brink
Advanced seismic analysis and design keep a crucial 15-story building near the Hayward Fault from becoming history.
Just five miles from California’s Hayward Fault stands the California Department of Transportation’s (Caltrans) District 4 headquarters, a 15-story steel moment frame structure that houses the San Francisco Bay Area’s transportation operations, including its emergency response team.
The structure was built two years after the destructive 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. ...
Posted by lana on July 16, 2008 5:19 PM
Each spring, Building Design and Construction magazine editors survey the country’s largest AEC firms in the nonresidential building industry. This year Degenkolb was ranked 34 in the Top 50 Engineers list.
Other rankings include:
#53 in Top 100 Healthcare Design Firms
#88 in Top 100 Government Design Firms
*89 in Top 100 Institutional Design Firms
#80 in Top 100 Industrial Design Firms
#99 in Top 100 International Design Firms
To learn more about ...
Posted by Alethea on July 14, 2008 11:34 PM
The Degenkolb Softball team hit the field Tuesday in their season opener against Parsons. Fueled by Sarah Graff's Lemon Cornmeal Cookies, the team took the field to start the game with some new faces. Luke Ruggeri started in center field, Brian Sweeney got the nod at first base, and Tim Nelson manned the hot corner at third. The versatile Shane Gross made his ...
Posted by GordyW on July 2, 2008 7:10 PM
Reuse. Renew. Reduce. At Degenkolb we're strengthening our commitment to reuse materials creatively, source supplies locally, and build a healthier built environment. We creatively reuse existing materials and strengths in older buildings to avoid deconstructing and wasting materials while extending the life of a building. Now we’re taking on the plastic bag!
We have three holiday projects that reduce the demand for new plastic bags and creatively reuse pesky plastic that never goes away. You can download the templates and instructions ...
Posted by Alethea on December 10, 2007 6:23 PM