Seismic retrofits of existing buildings protect occupants, reduce the risk of severe structural damage, and improve the likelihood that a facility can remain functional after a major earthquake. Many older buildings were designed to earlier seismic provisions and may have hidden vulnerabilities—such as weak connections, inadequate anchorage, or discontinuities in the lateral load path. A…
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Disabled individuals experiencing chronic homelessness need a community designed to support their physical, mental, and social needs. Eden Village—America’s first master-planned tiny-home community—provides safe housing along with on-site care and supportive services. The first Eden Village opened in 2018 in Springfield, Missouri, and the model has since been replicated in communities across the country. In…
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We step into the new year with a simple message: thank you. Your trust and the opportunities you give us—project after project—are what make it possible for us to do what we love. We don’t take that responsibility lightly, and we’re genuinely grateful for the chance to support your work and help bring your ideas…
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Wright Engineers is pleased to announce that Mike Thompson, PE, SE, has joined the firm as a principal in our Denver office. Mike is professionally licensed in ten states and brings more than 18 years of experience to the team. Formerly a principal at his previous firm, he will serve as the lead principal for…
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Wright Engineers’ second annual Fishing 4 Housing Solutions deep-sea fishing expedition reeled in $5,000 in support of HomeAid Orange County—and a full load of bluefin tuna! The boat limited out, making it a successful fundraiser and a memorable weekend at sea. Led by charter master and Wright Engineers’ President Scott Jones, anglers set sail out…
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Erik Anderson, PE, SE, principal and partner at Wright Engineers, was a featured presenter at the 2025 Structural Roof Erectors Association (SREA) Fall Meeting September 11-12 in Lake Tahoe. Erik’s presentation highlighted advancements in hybrid roof structural design and explored how the 2024 International Building Code impacts the hybrid industry—including updates to rain, snow, wind,…
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Construction is underway on the Lincoln Lift Station in Clark County, Nevada. Sewer systems depend on gravity to move wastewater downhill, but in flat or low-lying areas, that isn’t always possible. Without lift stations, many neighborhoods, industrial parks, and commercial developments could never connect to the municipal sewer system. As sewer lines extend farther from…
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Wright Engineers is proud to announce that Salvador Carrazco has become our newest shareholder. As Director of Business Development, Salvador has played a key role in cultivating client relationships that have fueled our growth nationwide. “This marks a significant milestone in our firm’s evolution,” said Brent Wright, founder and CEO. “Salvador is our first non-engineer…
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For the eighth consecutive year, Wright Engineers has been named one of the Top 5 “Best Firms to Work For” in the U.S. and Canada by the Zweig Group. Rankings are based on a combined score from a corporate survey evaluating firm policies and practices, and an anonymous employee survey measuring satisfaction, engagement, and feedback….
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Otonomus Hotel—the world’s first AI-powered hotel—opened on July 1st in Las Vegas. Designed to blend the flexibility of short-term rentals with the amenities of a luxury hotel, Otonomus uses AI-driven personalization to deliver a customized, VIP-style experience at an affordable price. Otonomus also uses AI to automate many operational processes, allowing human employees to focus on providing…
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