Selected from 544 entries, Berger Partnership received two awards: Whidbey Island Residence in the residential design category, and Washington Fruit & Produce Company in the General Design category.

A curated multimedia presentation by young changemakers on establishing themselves as leading designers in the chaos of our urban and cultural fabric.

In Auburn hundreds of people attended the “landing celebration” of Les Gove Park’s newest resident—the twelve-foot-high sculpture “Crow With Fries” by artist Peter Reiquam.

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

SEATTLE – Today the Bullitt Center proved its status as the greenest commercial building in the world by becoming the first office building to earn Living Building certification, the most�

A cookie-baking throw down was announced earlier this week by Jasmeen Bains, host of our Friday 4PM Happy Hour otherwise known as Beer Friday. Jasmeen combined her amazing graphic talents�

SEATTLE — In a neighborhood lacking public parks, a traffic median has been redeveloped into the world’s first “Living Park,” meeting all the rigorous goals of the Living Building Challenge™.�