GLOBAL PROJECT
OF THE YEAR Engineering News-Record STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING +
DISASTER-RISK REDUCTION Sutter Van Ness | San Francisco, CA EARTHQUAKE RESILIENT
ENGINEERING 555 Capitol | Sacramento, CA SAVE LIVES,
IMPACT ECONOMIES USAID Capacity Building Program | Ecuador WE ENGINEER NEW
CONSTRUCTION Midpoint @ 237 | San Jose, CA We assess + retrofit
existing buildings Gaddi Baithak | Kathmandu, Nepal We Limit damage +
business interruption 2015 Ecuador Earthquake Assessment | Ecuador Make the world a
better, safer place. 2015 Reconstruction | Nepal

GLOBAL PROJECT
OF THE YEAR Engineering News-Record STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING +
DISASTER-RISK REDUCTION Sutter Van Ness | San Francisco, CA EARTHQUAKE RESILIENT
ENGINEERING 555 Capitol | Sacramento, CA SAVE LIVES,
IMPACT ECONOMIES USAID Capacity Building Program | Ecuador WE ENGINEER NEW
CONSTRUCTION Midpoint @ 237 | San Jose, CA We assess + retrofit
existing buildings Gaddi Baithak | Kathmandu, Nepal We Limit damage +
business interruption 2015 Ecuador Earthquake Assessment | Ecuador Make the world a
better, safer place. 2015 Reconstruction | Nepal
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There are dangerous buildings everywhere on earth. Unless we speak out and build better, we will see many more of  these tragedies in our lifetimes. - Kit Miyamoto

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This building can withstand an unlimited number of earthquakes. That’s the difference... In the event of a major earthquake, this airport will be the center of emergency response for Southern California. - Dan Feger, Executive Director, Bob Hope Airport

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It is nice to see the proactive approach you and your team have undertaken for Nepal earthquake... I still remember one of your slides, which says, 'There is a cost for doing nothing.' - Tamorish Kole, Society for Emergency Medicine, India

 

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Miyamoto, they bring all the expertise, taking into account the seismic area that we are in. - Richard T. Hale III, The Hale Corp.

- Richard T. Hale III

They can be counted upon for creative solutions that balance risk from the perspective of a principal. We value their work with the highest regard. - Kipp Blewett, Rubicon Partners

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After talking to Miyamoto, we decided to do a complete retrofitting of the structure as well as an expansion. An earthquake by itself is not a fatality. It is how you build that makes the difference. - Richard Buteau, Karibe Hotel Owner

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