GWWTS is the third Envision-recognized project in Washington State and the first to receive the Platinum Award.

The award recognizes civic projects that make communities stronger.

The park features a Great Lawn, loop paths, sun slopes, informal play meadows and hills, an awesome playground, picnic shelters, barbecues, ponds, and a viewpoint overlooking the in-progress East Link Light Rail line.

The South Whidbey Island Residence received the Washington Chapter of ASLA’s 2018 Award of Excellence in the Residential Design Category.

The BLOCK Project ends homelessness one block, one backyard, one person at a time

Saturday May 12 marked the return of a cherished Spokane treasure with the Grand Opening of the 1909 Looff Carrousel, beautifully restored in a reimagined home on the shores of the Spokane River.

We were thrilled to present the emerging Riverfront Park reimagining to AIA Spokane as part of their "AIA Spokane Goes Big" themed architecture month.

Berger’s Jen Montressor moderated a panel discussion Cultivating Diversity through Equitable and Inclusive Design at the 2018 WASLA Conference titled, “Resonate.”

It’s moving time!  We will close the office December 15th at noon and reopen Monday, December 18th at 2pm in our new location. Come visit us at 1927 Post Alley,…

A river runs through it! Riverfront Park that is… Our work to reconnect park users to the river continues to take shape.