
Melinda MillerPrincipal Engineer
Melinda Miller, PE, LEED AP BD+C, EDAC, INCE Bd. Cert., Melinda is the Principal Engineer, stationed in Portland, Oregon. Melinda has been working in acoustical engineering since 2001. Her expertise includes diagnosing and preventing noise problems, as well as designing acoustically optimized environments using 3D computer modeling, and evidence-based design practices. Melinda earned her Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Idaho in 1998, and Master's from the University of Illinois, Chicago, in 2003. Melinda has presented technical papers and speeches for the Acoustical Society of America, the American Institute of Architects, the Chicago Chapter of the Audio Engineering Society, Columbia College, and The University of Illinois at Chicago.
Melinda Miller's Projects


Grand + Belmont Apartments Mixed-Use Multi-Family Apartments

Center for Integrated Health Studies Central Michigan University

Auditorium Renovation Tillamook High School

Cleveland Clinic Florida Weston Hospital
Melinda Miller's Experience
Melinda Miller's Blog Posts

How Does Acoustical Absorption Work?
Expert acoustical engineers discuss the sound principals of acoustic absorption, reflection, and transmission. How sound really works.

Absorbing Vs. Blocking Sound

What’s Shakin’ in Healthcare
What’s Shakin’ in Healthcare? Insight and advice from professional engineers on mechanical noise and vibration in healthcare facilities and hospitals.

Peeking into the Fitness Center
It seems like a good idea; a fitness center in your building. It’s so convenient! Unless of course, you want some peace and quiet.
