DCI's Open House Party!

DCI Engineers recently took over downtown San Francisco’s 111 Minna Gallery for a night of socializing, networking and modern art as part of its annual Client Open House and Party. The event brought together architects, construction experts and other real estate professionals and treated them to killer live music, food and even giant games of Jenga.

And you know that much engineering talent in the room means the Jenga game was spectacular! The game went on long into the night.

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With more than 250 people in attendance, there were plenty of discussions about the latest trends in the A/E/C community. “This is a way for us to bring everyone together,” said DCI principal Jeff Brink. “Our community is a tight-knit one, and we appreciate all of the friends and partners that we have the privilege of working with on a daily basis.”

San Francisco Chamber of Commerce manager of partnership development Avneesh Nigam was there. “It’s a really great venue to form and deepen strong relationships," he said.

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