The MarketFront expansion at Pike Place Market is the first major addition in 40 years and adds 30,000 square feet of public open space overlooking Elliot Bay in Seattle. 

Phase 2 of the Redmond Central Connector opens on September 23, 2017. This 1.3-mile section includes the Sammamish River Trestle, an abandoned railroad trestle given renewed life as a multipurpose trail.

We say a fond farewell to our summer intern, Jill Stone, who wrapped up her internship by presenting her research on the movement of wood waste generated from demolition projects in Seattle.

Spokane’s iconic U.S. Pavilion, long part of the city’s topography, is being reimagined as a “wonderfully absurd” extension of the park’s landscape that welcomes passive park space and a venue for performance and events.

We’re happy to report a successful BAR (Big A$$ Rocks) siting at Riverfront Park this week. The jumbo-sized weathered granite rocks, some with mica and quartz, weigh about 30,000 lbs. each.

We are pleased to welcome Jill Stone as our 2017 summer intern. Jill is currently enrolled in the Master of Landscape Architecture program at the University of Oregon.

The new MarketFront, the first extension of the historic Pike Place Market in 40 years, is now open to the public.

Five staff members are recognized with promotions for their contribution to the firm. Andy Mitton and Kelly Rench to Principal, Matt Martenson to Associate, and Stephanie Woirol and Jason Fristensky to Project Manager.

Work is progressing on the Sammamish River Trestle where a former railroad bridge is being transformed into a pedestrian trail.

We had one heck of night last night at the 2016 WASLA Awards, winning five awards!